 Nottingham Craft Beer Festival
 Fri 14 & Sat 15 June
Sneinton Market Avenues
The Nottingham Craft Beer Festival kicks off at Sneinton Market Avenues today, showcasing the finest craft beer produced locally, nationally, and beyond.
Over 40 breweries will be in attendance, including DEYA Brewing Company, Buxton Brewery, Bang The Elephant, Black Iris, Castle Rock, and Neon Raptor. Street food will be on offer from a range of food trucks, curated by the site residents Bustler, plus you can enjoy live music and DJs.
 Mr Toad
 Tue 18 June
Theatre Royal
Wise Owl Theatre bring the high-spirited and downright ludicrous tale of Mr Toad to the stage. With Toad Hall under threat from the sly Vin Weasel, Toad's insatiable need for speed could land him in serious trouble!
The story is based on Kenneth Grahame’s Wind in the Willows and includes appearances from the story’s exquisitely drawn characters including Badger, Ratty and Mole. A show filled with love, laughter and heart-warming lessons in friendship, Mr Toad is the perfect family treat.
Sound at Central: Black British Ballet
 Fri 21 June
Nottingham Central Library
Nottingham Central Library has partnered with Fabric Dance for this month's Sound at Central event.
Special guests Black British Ballet will showcase their touring show, Island Movements. The line-up also includes genre-blurring jazz quartet The Jazz Bastrds, DJ Bradley Jam and DJ Hemulen of Notts favourite Jamcafe, and more artists to be announced soon.
Could Be Real Tribute Festival
 Fri 5 July
Newstead Abbey
This one-of-a-kind event promises to transport you through time and bring the spirit of legendary artists back to life, with a fantastic line-up of tribute artists and bands.
Sham Fender, Almost Pink, Attic Monkeys, Supersonic Queen, Viva 4 Eva Spice Girls, The Oasis Experience, Ultimate Amy, Sum of Sheeran, Kings of Lyon and Mike Andrew as Robbie Williams perform on two electrifying stages. You can expect an unforgettable night of nostalgia and pure musical magic.
New on sale: André Rieu
 Wed 2 April 2025
Motorpoint Arena
André Rieu is coming back to Nottingham! The King of Waltz will be returning with his Johann Strauss Orchestra and many international soloists for a spectacular and memorable concert, celebrating 200 years of Johann Strauss.
André Rieu's incomparable concerts are not only known for the captivating music, but also for his humorous showmanship, elaborate costumes, opulent stage decorations and marvellous lighting effects, enchanting people of all ages and backgrounds. Each concert is an unrivalled spectacle that you simply have to experience to understand the sheer fascination and power of his music.
Nottingham Poetry Festival
 Until Sun 16 June
Various venues
Don't miss the final few days of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. This weekend there are creative workshops, poetry battles, panel talks, and even a world-record attempt!
On Saturday, the festival will attempt to break the record for the longest street poem in the world. Watch as the words are written in chalk outside Nottingham Central Library, filling Nottingham's streets with poetry.
Eid in the Park
 Sun 23 June
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
Eid in the Park celebrates the end of the month-long fasting during Ramadan, and brings communities together at Wollaton Hall & Deer Park.
There will be stalls, music and entertainment, including performances by students from the Nottingham Asian Arts Council Music and Dance Academy.
Tickets are £1 per person (plus booking fee).
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