Wollaton Park:

Come and join us for Wellbeing at Wollaton each month in Wollaton Park!

Date :?First Sunday of each month...

Time:?10am ? 11.30am

FREE ENTRY?booking in advance required on a first come first served basis in line with venue capacity. In case of bad weather, the event may be inside on a first come first served basis only.?

Find out more at: https://wollatonhall.org.uk/wellbeing-at-wollaton/

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Newstead Abbey:

Come and join us for Wellbeing at Newstead each month in Newstead Park!

Date:?Third Sunday of each month.

Time:?10 am ? 11.00 am

FREE ENTRY?booking in advance is required on a first come first served basis in line with venue capacity. In case of bad weather, the event may be inside on a first come first served basis only.

Find out more at:?Wellbeing at Newstead - Newstead Abbey

Fri 2 & Sat 3 February City Centre

Nottingham Light Night returns this February for its 16th year.

Illuminate your imagination as you explore the city centre, from Old Market Square to Binks Yard, and from Sneinton Market to Nottingham Castle. You can see over 30 immersive and interactive light-based installations, performances and activities after dark.

Whether you?re an arts and culture enthusiast, looking for a free family trip out, or want to get the perfect shot for Instagram, there?s something for everyone to enjoy.

More information will be released soon!

Light Night is produced by Nottingham City Council and It?s in Nottingham ? the city?s business improvement district. The event is funded by It?s in Nottingham, the National Lottery through Arts Council England, and the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Cultural organisations across the city also support the event.

Volunteer for Light Night

Are you interested in volunteering at Light Night? You need to have a good knowledge of Nottingham city centre to help with wayfinding, and be confident in engaging with and talking to people. The application deadline is Friday 26 January.

Complete the form

Join us for a fun week, learning new skills, and developing your practice.

OPUS are holding some training next year for musicians who are interested in the potential of music in healthcare settings.?We have eight spaces for music makers to join us for a week of free in-person training led by our four healthcare musicians.

With the recent funding we have received as an Arts Council England NPO, we are able to hold these sessions for free, and we would like to use this opportunity to invite musicians from the global ethnic majority residing in the UK to join us for this training as we are hoping not only to diversify the music in healthcare workforce, but also to bring diversity of thinking to our own practice.

The training will be held in Nottingham across five days beginning 11 March 2024. Where required, we will cover the costs of accommodation and a daily per diem.

The link to the training, more details and how to apply is here:?www.opusmusic.org/musician-training-2024

The deadline for applications is 10pm on Sunday, 21 January 2024.?

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