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  • A Taste of Nottinghamshire with Matt Tebbutt

    A Taste of Nottinghamshire with Matt Tebbutt

    Food has a way of capturing memories and bringing people together — and nowhere celebrates that better than Nottinghamshire’s Festival of Food & Drink taking place on 19 & 20 September in Thoresby Park. As we gear up for another weekend of flavour‑packed fun, we caught up with professional chef, TV presenter and all-round food enthusiast, Matt Tebbutt, to talk all things food and get a taste of Nottinghamshire!

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  • Top 10 Events and Things to Do August Bank Holiday Weekend 2026 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

    Top 10 Events and Things to Do August Bank Holiday Weekend 2026 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

    The final bank holiday of the year is almost here on Monday 31st August 2026 and if you're on the hunt for events and things to do this August Bank Holiday in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, our what's on this weekend guide is here to help. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a festival, have a weekend away with the family or plan the perfect date night, there’s plenty happening to make the most of the long weekend!

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  • What's On and Things To Do This Weekend in Nottinghamshire 29 - 31 May 2026

    What's On and Things To Do This Weekend in Nottinghamshire 29 - 31 May 2026

    Nottinghamshire has plenty to keep you busy this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities including celebrating Japanese culture with Japan Fest, the return of Green Hustle, Medieval Merriment at Newstead Abbey, a faulty towers dining experience and an evening of live music with the Jazz Defenders! Here are our top picks for this weekend.

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  • Things You Didn't Know About Nottingham - City of Literature

    Things You Didn't Know About Nottingham - City of Literature

    To celebrate the launch of the brand-new Nottingham City of Literature Map, we’re diving headfirst into the city’s rich literary heritage, past and present. Named an international UNESCO City of Literature in 2015, it’s no wonder Nottinghamshire’s stories by rebel authors and lovelorn poets have been intriguing visitors for many years. Including the legendary tales of Robin Hood and our famous Literary Heroes such as Lord Byron and D.H. Lawrence. This new map offers a unique perspective on the city’s literary landmarks, highlighting the places and stories that have shaped its narrative. Read on to uncover 6 fascinating literary facts you probably didn’t know before and discover Nottingham, the city of literature.

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