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Sat 13 May
Nottingham Castle
Nottingham Castle will become an official Eurovision live site on Saturday 13 May, broadcasting the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023.
The event will be streamed live from Liverpool on a giant screen measuring 28m squared, along with a concert-quality sound system. Eurovision fans will be able to bring picnics and blankets to watch the Grand Final in the beautiful surroundings of the castle grounds.Â
Due to limited capacity you will need to pre-book for the screening and tickets cost ÂŁ1 each. This small nominal charge will cover the booking process costs (inclusive of VAT and booking fees). Event timings are yet to be confirmed.
Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 14 April.
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Tue 1 - Sat 19 August
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
The Hundred is heading back to Nottingham for 2023, bringing spectacular entertainment and intense cricket action, promising high octane men’s and women’s sporting action, live music and family-friendly entertainment.
Trent Bridge will host the tournament’s opening game on Tuesday 1 August, with the Trent Rockets men’s and women’s teams kicking off the competition against Southern Brave.
What's On Nottingham subscribers can get early access to tickets at early bird prices until Tuesday 18 April. You will need to log in to your account on The Hundred's website or create a new account to access the priority window.
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 Sat 6 & Sun 7 May
Nottingham Castle
On Saturday 6 May, the Coronation will be screened live from Westminster Abbey in London. Their Majesties will be crowned in the same location as Her Late Majesty The Queen 70 years ago.Â
On the evening of Sunday 7 May, the Coronation Concert will be broadcast live from Windsor.
Due to limited capacity in the castle grounds you will need to pre-book for the screenings and tickets cost ÂŁ1 each. This small nominal charge will cover the booking process costs (inclusive of VAT and booking fees). Event timings are yet to be confirmed.
Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 14 April.
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 Wed 19 April
Motorpoint Arena
Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe will be bringing their hit podcast to Nottingham. With nearly 50 million downloads, the chart topping podcast has seen them discuss the highs and lows of parenting (and life).
From the stresses of sleep deprivation to building a trampoline in the dark, they have kept us company through a pandemic but now they're booking a babysitter and making a night of it.
“A hilarious cry for help from two dads overwhelmed by their own young families … parents will never take for granted the patience of teachers ever again.” NME
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 Thu 20 - Sun 23 April
Theatre Royal
Join Alfie and Gabz on this fabulous adventure, as they investigate the strange events happening in their home town!
Children are leaving their teeth for the tooth fairy and waking up to find odd things under their pillows.
Alfie and Gabz are determined to get to the bottom of the mystery – but no-one could have dreamed what they’ll discover when they come face to face with the demon dentist herself, in this hilarious and thrilling story!
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 Until Sat 15 April
Green's Windmill
Head to Green's Windmill for family friendly events this Easter.
The annual Eggciting Easter Egg Hunt is on until Friday 7 April - little ones can explore the windmill, millyard, science centre and community garden looking for hidden eggs to win a bumper prize pack!
There are also biscuit, bread and scone baking workshops for children aged 3+. All ingredients are supplied and booking is essential.
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 Sat 8 April
Metronome
Just The Tonic has been producing comedy shows in Nottingham for over 25 years.
Hosted at Metronome, described by many comedians as one of the best comedy venues in the country, you can see four different acts at every Saturday show. They include some of the best up and coming comperes and headliners from the UK and abroad.
The line-up for this week's show includes Lost Voice Guy, Simon Lomas, Bobby Mair and Lou Conran.
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 Sat 22 April
Wollaton Park
Communities come together to celebrate Vaisakhi this spring.
There will be food stalls, music and entertainment including performances from Bee2 and DJ Nav, as well as music and dance by students from the Nottingham Asian Arts Council Music and Dance Academy.
Book your free place online - entry to the event is free on a first come, first served basis.
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 Until Sun 16 April
National Ice Centre
There's a great Easter Holiday schedule at the National Ice Centre!
Get involved with themed parents and tots skate sessions, intensive skating lessons, junior and adult ice hockey clinics and a junior cross-ice competition.
The Holiday Club is also perfect for children aged 7-13 to enjoy ice skating and activities.Â
Plus, enjoy the public skating sessions each day and weekend disco sessions where children aged 5 and under skate for free.
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 Wed 19 & Thu 20 April
Nonsuch Studios
The world turns. Dark clouds gather. Chaos is on the horizon.
On his fifteenth birthday, Noble transforms into a bird. Thousands of miles away, his sister Cleo is stationed on a remote island with the British Antarctic Survey. The birds have disappeared. Noble needs to reach her. Lying low until it’s time to take flight, he finds solace in misfit Ellis while his mum Fiona desperately tries to stop their home from falling apart.
A lyrical, theatrical journey that spans continents and lives, Too Much World at Once is an urgent coming-of-age story for our times.
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 Sat 8 April
New Art Exchange
Kickstart your Saturday with a free drop-in workshop, making space for creative learning and lots of fun. The artist led activities change each session and are a perfect chance to get creative as a family.
Please book a ticket for each child and parent/carer to ensure they have enough space for everyone attending.
These neurodiverse friendly sessions are suitable for ages 4-7 (but ages 0-10 are welcome).
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