We’ve rounded up our top 5 things to do in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities that this brillant city has to offer.

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There are many more things to do and explore on our full What’s On Calendar such as interesting exhibitions, tours, and fun outdoor activities. Browse today and find the perfect activity or experience to enjoy this weekend.


1. Archery GB National Tour: The Final

Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 August | Wollaton Park | 9:30am - 4pm | Tickets: £9.63 - £104.50

Where's more fitting to hold the GB National Finals for Archery then right here in Nottingham, home of famous outlaw Robin Hood.

Get ready for an electrifying weekend at Wollaton Hall filled with top- tier archery skills, showcasing the finest talent Britain has to offer.

The event is perfect for the whole family. Try your hand at archhery at the have-a-go stall, get your very own archery merchandise, or even grab a picture or autograph from some of the stars of the sport. Even the legend himself, Robin Hood, will be making an appearance, as well as the Archery GB mascot, Fletch the Lion.

2. Broadway At Lakeside

Friday 29th and Saturday 30th August | Lakeside Arts | 7:30pm | Tickets: from £9

Come on down to Lakeside Arts this weekend for some movie magic under the stars. 

On Friday 29th, the critically acclaimed fantasy adventure from the legendary Studio Ghibli, The Boy And The Heron, will be showing, followed by James Mangold's electric true story about the rise of one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history, A Complete Unknown (15) on Saturday 30th. 

If you're looking for a unique way to experience some big screen movie action then these are for you.

3. Bill Bailey 

Friday 29th August | Theatre Royal | 8pm | Tickets: From £31

Direct from a Westend sell out, 'Thoughtifier' makes a stop at Nottinghamshire

Enbark on a magical, musical mystery tour of the human mind where audiences are taking on a journey led by the one and only, Bill Bailey.

The show is a unique blend of music, humor, and whimsy, exploring human flaws and thoughts in a world dominated by technology and is not one to be missed.

4. Games Day

Friday 29th August | Green's Windmill | 10am - 4pm | Free Entry

Looking for ways to keep the kids entertained in the final weekend of the Summer Holidays, well look no further

No need to book, this FREE event is opent to all, so come on down for some fun for all classic games

The science centre and windmill will also be open for guests so there's plenty to keep all the family entertained.

5.The Smiths Ltd

Saturday 30 August | Metronome | 7pm | Tickets: £18

If you never saw The Smiths, then this is your chance to experience the thrill of those great songs played live. If you were lucky enough to see them the first time around, then prepare to relive that excitement again.

The Smiths Ltd are the ultimate tribute band praised for their authenticity, commitment and provenance making this a night you will not want to miss.


Events curated by Georgina Richardson, Visit Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Intern

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