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Friday 13 and Saturday 14 March
Motorpoint Arena
This event is still scheduled: see organiser Coronavirus statement
Attracting the most elite junior-level synchronized skating teams from around the world, the title is currently held by 2019 victors, Team Junost Junior of Russia. This event is set to be a spectacle for all to behold!
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Wednesday 29 April – Sunday 17 May
Old Market Square
There are over a dozen new acts and workshops added to the listings for the Magnificent Spiegeltent this week and on sale from today.
There is something for kids, adults, families; those wanting to get involved or those wanting to watch. There is even one of the world's most famous foxes coming for a visit!
Introduce the kids and enjoy a fantastic bit of nostalgia at Basil Brush's Family Fun Show or, for the grown-ups; join Basil Brush 'Unleashed' as he gives his comedic take on everything from Love Island to Westminster, in his trademark anarchic style.
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 Tuesday 17 March
Old Market Square
We’ve been informed by organisers of Nottingham’s annual St Patrick’s Day celebrations that they have taken the decision to cancel Tuesday’s event in Old Market Square. This is in light of advice received on the number of people expected to attend and the potential spread of coronavirus. Many other cities around the world have taken the same decision in the past few days.
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Saturday 4 – Sunday 5 April
Newstead Abbey
Join us for this immersive event that will take you back to 12th Century Nottingham's epic struggle between the Sheriff and Robin Hood. As you enter through the forest, the sounds and smells of Robin Hood’s encampment will guide you to his merry band of outlaws...
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 Tuesday 17 – Saturday 21 March
Theatre Royal
Street Scene, The Marriage of Figaro and The Turn of the Screw
Opera North returns with a new season packed with amazing stories and extraordinary music. From sleepless New York cities and thrilling ghost stories, to bustling estates where the servants run riot. Which opera will you choose?
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 Theatre, circus, storytelling and music - all with the kids in mind... Brand new this year is Jack and the Beanstalk - an aerial circus theatre adventure at dizzy heights with live music, storytelling and aerial circus.
Fun for the younger kids is provided by Nottingham Playhouse Story Explorers and Rainbow Stripes with lots of interactive stories to tell.
There is singing and dancing fun with Spiegeltent favourites Johnny and the Raindrops. For something completely different - how about a Beatbox adventure with SK Shlomo who makes all kinds of music using just his mouth and a mic.
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 Whether out on a couples night or a group of mates after work, we've got you covered.
The Bamalamasingsong live band plays great songs that everyone knows... except there's no singer... and the crowd sing the songs!
You might prefer to watch so how about anthemic songs, infectious melodies and a formidable live experience with Hope and Social?
For a real alternative night - how about drag kings, queens and all in-betweens competing to be crowned the first ever Mx DirtyFilthySexy! In this all inclusive pageant.
Don't miss the chance to share local comedian Matt Forde's take on the current political landscape with his Brexit; Pursued by a Bear show
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 What an amazing way to get the Spiegeltent experience and come out feeling great too!
Do as much as you can but have a wonderful time.
Enjoy an hour of fitness, fun and some banging tunes! at the MOBO Fitness mashup or sing your heart out at the 80s Mashup.
Those looking for a more sedate way to see the tent should try the ever-popular Sunrise Yoga sessions or if you want something completely new, then maybe a dance session with BeatFeet - Bhangra or African?
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 Looking for a brand-new event experience? Here are a few Spiegeltent suggestions!
Check out the Invisible Orchestra - combining soul, Latin, deep funk, jazz and big band with huge orchestral sweeps.
Guest vocalists and musicians have played and recorded with acts like The Specials, Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson, and Jamiroquai. There's a free after-party at the Angel Microbrewery included too!
Want to get involved? BeatFeet takeover is the chance to take part in drumming and dance workshops - as many or few as you like and travel to distant lands through discovering their rich music and dance.
Nominated for a Total Theatre Award at the 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe - The Canary and the Crow is about a working-class black kid who’s accepted to a prestigious grammar school.
This lyrical, semi-autobiographical piece from writer and performer Daniel Ward uses grime, hip-hop and theatre to tell the story of the struggle between a new environment that doesn't accept you and an old one that has no opportunity.
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 Cabaret is what Spiegeltents were built for. Don't miss these chances to come along and experience the magic.
The whole family can enjoy Circus Hub's Once Upon a Circus Night - a fantastic journey to faraway mystical lands, bringing beloved fairytale characters to life with this years show featuring tales old and new, folklores and legends and a happily ever after!
Back by popular Demand - The Gilded Merkin is back with not one, but two fabulous Burlesque Cabaret Shows. There is a different line up each evening so double the Burlesque for 2020!
Hosted by those 'messes in dresses' Marilyn Sane and Nana. Join us for the DirtyFilthySexy Drag Pageant which will include performances from resident queens and judges.
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 Saturday 18 – Sunday 27 April
Sabai Pavilion, Sneinton Market
The Lady Boys of Bangkok are back with their most sensational show yet: FLIGHT OF FANTASY! Climb aboard for the trip of a lifetime as the world's most glamorous showgirls (who just happen to be men!) send you soaring...
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Sunday 22 March
Newstead Abbey and Wollaton Hall
Event tickets make great presents for Mother's Day and the Spiegeltent tickets or perhaps Ladyboys of Bangkok would be an ideal gift. If you are searching for more inspiration then check out this Mother's Day blog with some things you may not have though of and some offers.
Looking for more of an experience day? How about taking Mum (Or Nan) for a delicious afternoon tea at the historic Newstead Abbey or the popular Wollaton Hall. Combine this with a lovely walk or a tour of the site and it's a wonderful day out for everybody.
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