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Get ready for an unforgettable day of toe-tapping, hat-tipping country fun as The Road to Nashville Country Music Festival heads to Binks Yard. Yee-haww!
Experience live performances from the world's finest tributes, honouring Shania Twain (with a five-piece band), Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, and Morgan Wallen. With support from The Other Country Band, Southern Frontier, and Leannan.
Beyond the music, enjoy Wild West decor, line dancing, roaming entertainers, a rodeo bull, axe throwing, vintage games, and mouthwatering BBQ and smoked delights.
Dust off your cowboy boots and get ready for an all-day celebration of country music, food, and fun. Whether you're a longtime fan of the classics or love today's chart-toppers, this is a festival you won't want to miss!
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Binks Yard at The Island QuarterMeet Nottingham’s newest canal-side destination, Binks Yard, offering all day dining, drinks, and entertainment at The Island Quarter.
Cleaver & Wake at The Island Quarter, NottinghamNamed after two Victorian lace-finishers who ran a small business on the original island quarter site, Cleaver & Wake serves dishes using the best produce from across the British Isles.
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