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Nottingham
Peacocks: The Pomp of Power presents a display of artworks and objects from the Nottingham City Museum and Art Galleries fine art, decorative art, lace, costume and textiles, and natural history collection. The selected works are inspired by the...
Nottingham
Join Madame Parboiled every Sunday for a tour through some of Nottingham City's Famous pubs. Learn about the history of these fascinating buildings and some of the guests who have died and just won't leave. She will also entertain you with stories...
off Fletcher Gate, Nottingham
Bored to death with the usual guided tours? Join Nottingham's resident ghost as he haunts the Lace Market and tells frightful tales of Guts & Gore.
Nottingham
Weekly pub quiz at Malt Cross - every Monday from 8:30pm - 11pm
We Malt Cross-ers are very proud of our popular pub quiz. Better arrive early to grab a good seat, a bite to eat and a drink but don't forget your thinking caps! Price is £1 per...
Nottingham
Experience Nottingham's historic caves for yourself, discovering the gruesome tales of Roger Mortimer, King David II of Scotland and life in Nottingham over the past 900 years
Nottingham
Every Tuesday at 2pm
Visitors to Trent Bridge can now get a guided tour of the world’s third oldest Test ground every Tuesday thanks to retail manager John Ellison and his tour assistant Alan Odell.
The tour, which costs just £4 for adults...
Nottingham
A guided exploration of the Malt Cross music hall and the old sandstone caves below.
Nottingham
Bromley House Library has operated continuously as an independent subscription library since 1816. The coming year continues with a programme of talks, events and gallery exhibitions, along with regular weekly tours.
Nottingham
Without doubt the most successful regular walking tour in Nottingham! "Fun yet strangely scary".
NOTTINGHAM
Charting the right to vote from the 13th century to the present day, this exhibition marks the centenary of the Representation of the People Act 1918
Ollerton,
An ongoing exhibition at the Queens Royal Lancers & Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Museum was launched to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War and explores the contribution made by local regiments during the conflict.
Worksop
Creswell Crags have brought together a range of images from the past 200 years which have been used to represent our Stone Age ancestors.
Southwell
In 2018 the National Trust is celebrating Women and Power to mark 100 years since the passing of the Representation of the People Act
Nottingham
This exhibition explores affinities with Romanticism in contemporary art practice, and the continuing fascination of the Landscape Sublime. Drawn to subjects such as mountains, glaciers, the icecaps, forests, the ocean, the moon and the remotest...
The Grand Tour Season Three takes you on a journey across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, experiencing the treasures of its museums and galleries.
BAKEWELL
For five hundred years people have carefully manipulated nature's materials and managed the elements to create the house, garden and park. In their latest exhibition, hear from these skilled men and women highlight the hidden corners of the house,...
WORKSOP
As part of The Grand Tour Season Three, ‘Half in Shadow: Half in Light’ reflects the life of the Welbeck estate now through a series of images within the lithophanes – these tell the stories of the contemporary life of the estate and those who live...
BAKEWELL
As part of The Grand Tour Season Three, the influential British artist Linder Sterling has been welcomed as the inaugural artist-in-residence at Chatsworth House.
Nottingham
The House of Fame is an ambitious exhibition conceived by Linder. At the heart of the presentation is a retrospective of the influential British artist and musician’s work, spanning more than 40 years of photomontage, graphics, costume and...
Newark
The period between 1618 and 1651 saw transformations both in the roles of soldiers and in how they armed themselves. No longer did they want to be weighed down by heavy armour; instead the focus shifted to new, more sophisticated weaponry that was...
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