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Nottingham Cultural Festival
Forest Recreation Ground, Gregory Boulevard,, Nottingham,, United Kingdom, NG7 6LB
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Tel07546548164
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Call direct on:
Tel07546548164
The Nottingham Cultural Festival 2026
Sunday 26 July 2026 | 12:00pm - 7:00pm
Tickets: Free
The Nottingham Cultural Festival 2026 returns to Forest Recreation Ground on Sunday 26 July 2026, bringing together thousands of people from all communities. Organised by Community Ethical Media (CEM) and Radio Dawn FM on behalf of Karimia Institute, this vibrant festival celebrates Nottingham's rich cultural diversity through a full day of live entertainment, community engagement, and family fun.
From 12:00pm to 7:00pm, visitors can enjoy live performances, competition, inspirational guest speakers, community awards, and headline stage entertainment on a professional outdoor stage. The festival also features more than 60 stalls offering food from around the world, cultural products, modest fashion, books, gifts, arts and crafts, alongside charity, public service, and community organisation exhibits.
Visitors will also have the opportunity to enter in lucky draw by simply registering at the festival for the chance to win a range of exciting prizes, with winners announced during the event. Families can enjoy a dedicated children's zone with face painting, henna art, inflatables, funfair rides, games, and interactive activities, while Radio Dawn FM broadcasts live throughout the day. With a welcoming atmosphere, prayer facilities, interfaith engagement, and opportunities to connect with local organisations, the Nottingham Cultural Festival promotes inclusion, understanding, and community spirit. Having welcomed up to 9,000 visitors in previous years, the festival continues its long-standing tradition of bringing together people of all backgrounds, faiths, and cultures for a memorable day of celebration. Admission is completely free, and everyone is warmly welcome.
| Season (26 July 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 12:00 | - 19:00 |
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