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Welcome to our What's On Weekly newsletter. This is a very special edition as we celebrate reaching 50,000 subscribers, and we're thrilled to reveal a fresh new look to your weekly events update. We hope you like it!
Did you know that What's On Nottingham is brought to you by Nottingham City Council and Visit Nottinghamshire? If you book tickets using links in this email or on our socials, you help support much-loved annual events in Nottingham such as Light Night, Riverside Festival and more - so THANK YOU!
To help us celebrate 50,000 of you, we have set up an exciting competition with Motorpoint Arena for the chance to win tickets to this year's Em-Con, and the opportunity to save money with half-price tickets to this month's Ibiza Orchestra at Wollaton Park.
 Goose Fair returns for ten days
 Fri 29 September - Sun 8 October
Forest Recreation Ground
A date for your diary: Nottingham City Council and the Showmen’s Guild have announced that Goose Fair will once again be held over ten days in 2023, between Friday 29 September and Sunday 8 October.
The decision follows the successful staging of the fair over ten days in 2022, which saw over half a million visitors come to the event from across the region.
With over 250 rides and attractions and thrills aplenty for all ages, it's one of the largest travelling fun fairs in Europe.
Win tickets to Em-Con
 Sun 11 June
Motorpoint Arena
We've partnered with Motorpoint Arena to offer you the chance to win a pair of tickets to Em-Con on Sunday 11 June!
Em-Con returns for 2023 with a show that’s set to be out of this world. There’ll be the usual mix of celebrity guests, cos-players, attractions, traders and film and TV props coming together for the most exciting show in the galaxy, and the biggest popular culture event in the East Midlands!
The competition closes on Friday 19 May at 11am.
BBC Storyville at Broadway Cinema
 Today from 4pm
Broadway Cinema
Storyville, the BBC’s landmark international feature documentary strand, is hosting a series of films at the Eurovision cultural festival this month.
As Nottingham is an official BBC Eurovision broadcast partner, three of these films will be screened at Broadway Cinema today from 4pm. The films tell stories from Ukraine, from its rich cultural heritage to the frontline of the conflict with Russia.
Tickets are free but booking is required.
The Storyville films:
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