 This weekend: St Patrick's Day celebrations
 Sun 17 March
Old Market Square
The annual Nottingham St Patrick’s Day event returns to Old Market Square on Sunday, celebrating the city and region’s vibrant Irish community and descendants.
Head to Old Market Square between 11.30am-4.30pm to enjoy a range of Irish and Irish-inspired live music and culture on stage including the Louie Walsh Band, Irish dancers and Comhaltas CeoltĂłirĂ Nottingham. There will also be food stalls selling traditional Irish stew and other delicacies.
 Enter the Robin Hood Half Marathon
 Sun 29 September
City Centre
Were you inspired by the Nottingham 10K last weekend? Whether you ran or cheered from the side-lines, the energy was electric! Well done to everyone who took part.
As the excitement settles, why not make your next challenge the Robin Hood Half Marathon?
There's no better way to test your limits and achieve your goals, for seasoned runners or first-timers. You can expect a scenic route through Nottingham, incredible spectator support, and a finish line celebration at Victoria Embankment with a medal and other goodies.
Circus Zyair opens next week
 Wed 20 - Sun 24 March
Forest Recreation Ground
Circus Zyair returns to the Forest Recreation Ground next week.
The brand new show features over 30 adrenaline fuelled performers from all across the globe. Fearless acrobats and daredevil stuntmen guarantee maximum thrills by risking life and limb daily for your entertainment.
The dazzling combination of high-energy, jaw-dropping talent and electric atmosphere promises a magical and unforgettable experience for the whole family in the heated big top.
Don't forget to use your exclusive What's On Nottingham discount code - use NTM52 to get ÂŁ6.99 tickets (Wednesday & Thursday) or ÂŁ12.99 tickets (Friday, Saturday & Sunday).
Books and Beats - Silent Disco
 Thu 28 March
Nottingham Central Library
Take a moment with It's in Nottingham's silent disco!
Immerse yourself in the beats with a selection of three music channels, offering cheesy hits, disco, funk, and soul, and an audiobook channel for those seeking a different rhythm.
Tickets are just ÂŁ5 per person and include a complimentary drink on arrival.
New on sale: Rothesay Open Nottingham
 Sat 8 - Sun 16 June
Lexus Nottingham Tennis Centre
Tickets are now on sale for the 2024 Rothesay Open Nottingham, held at Lexus Nottingham Tennis Centre this June.
Don’t miss your chance to see the world’s biggest tennis stars in action during the summer grass court season. Current British No.1 and winner of the 2023 tournament, Katie Boulter, will be returning to defend her title. More British and international stars will be announced over the coming months.
Symphonic Queen
 Sun 5 May
Royal Concert Hall
Join the full force of the International Film Orchestra for an incredible evening of music by one of the most successful bands of all time - Queen!
Experience Tolga Kashif’s epic The Queen Symphony, a classical interpretation of some of Queen’s greatest music - featuring themes of Radio Gaga, We Will Rock You, Who Wants to Live Forever, Bohemian Rhapsody and more.
Just announced: Seth Lakeman
 Fri 11 October
Metronome
Seth Lakeman was catapulted into the music mainstream when he was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2005 for his album Kitty Jay.
2024 marks the 20th anniversary of the record, and to celebrate Seth will be touring again with his band, including long-time collaborators Benji Kirkpatrick, Ben Nicholls, Cormac Byrne and Alex Hart, playing the album and other live favourites.
Sound at Central
 Sat 30 March
Nottingham Central Library
Sound at Central, the monthly music and performance event, returns with programming supported by Nonsuch Studios.
An epic line-up of bands and artists take over the space, as the bar and atrium-cum-dancefloor open for a cabaret night.
This month includes local singer-songwriter Franx Franklin, BBC Introducing’s song of the week artist Josie Beth, rapper and Nottingham Poet Laureate shortlister Ty Healy, and Bad Betty Editor and writer of the Telegraph and Financial Times Book of the Year Amy Acre.Â
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