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Saturday 1 June 2024 | SOLD OUT
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
The Sausage & Cider Festival returns to Nottingham for a spectacular day of festival fun, including:
There will be incredible performances from headliners Scouting for Girls, and tribute acts: ABBA Revival, Young Elton, Brightside Killers, Gerry Cinnamon Experience, Sham Fender and more to be announced. Plus special guest Barry from Eastenders with Barrioke!
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