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Friday 7th June | 2024 | 1pm - 3pm
National Justice Museum
Free
For Nottingham Poetry Festival 2024 poet Manjit Sahota will be performing poetry while roving the National Justice Museum.
Manjit will perform on the steps of the museum, in our gallery space, and in the welcome area right next to our commemorative stone in honour of poet Lord Byron.
Drop in between 1-3pm to be entertained and perform a poem of your own.
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