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Sunday 25 October 2026 | 11m - 5pm
Hockley and Sneinton Market
Tickets: children 2-17 £4.40 (under 2s go free), adults (18+) £12.10
Young Hustlers Festival returns for its 9th year with Mash it Up - a celebration of cultural fusion and identity - mashing together musical genres, art forms and creative traditions.
Young Hustlers has become a family tradition over the years, and as they celebrate the 9th year of Young Hustling, they are merging and mashing the old and new - from annual festival favs to brand new faces. Expect to be torn for choice with music, making, raving, DJ’ing, baking, play, puppets, performance, poetry, dancing and singing, and much, much more!
Welcoming new places to explore and enjoy with Montana, Megan Crooks Textiles, Surface Gallery and Fisher Gate Point, check out new ventures and make more memories. On the Avenues you can get glittered up, make gifts to keep, grow your own seeds, paint and play and dance along with Step N Groove or the Little and Grown DJ’s.
Indoors they have dance and choir workshops with Sohan Kailey, Sing It Bold Choir and the Brazilian Cultural Centre, Lego club, live music and poetry performances from Around the World, baking biscuits, painting flags, making magical wands and to top it off - a multi-sensory art installation gig theatre experience, ‘A Message For the Future’.
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