Just announced: Nottingham Beach
Wed 17 July - Sun 1 September Old Market Square
Get ready for an exciting sun-soaked adventure as Nottingham's favourite beach returns to Old Market Square this summer!
There'll be a bigger and better sandy beach and pool area to dip your toes into, plus all your favourite rides including the iconic Starflyer, bungee trampolines, hook-a-duck and bumper boats. Relax in the Santorini-themed beach bar, or take part in activities such as volleyball, salsa dancing and movie nights.
Entry is free for visitors wanting to enjoy the boardwalk, beach and paddling area.
New on sale: Comedy at the Castle
Fri 20 & Sat 21 September Nottingham Castle
Nottingham Castle hosts a new stand-up comedy event this September - the perfect opportunity to close out the summer.
Join acclaimed ventriloquist Nina Conti, master of one-liners Gary Delaney, and character-extraordinaire Simon Brodkin for two evenings filled with laughter, great company, and fantastic street food and drinks. Duncan Oakley and Barry Dodds will support, with more to be announced!
Tonight: Could Be Real Tribute Festival
Gates open at 4pm Newstead Abbey
Expect an unforgettable night of nostalgia and pure musical magic with a fabulous 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.Â
You can also enjoy delicious street food from traders like Memsaab, Dirty Chicken, and more.
The Formal Gardens will be open to general visitors until 3pm. Parking is ÂŁ6 until 3pm, then ÂŁ10 after this (season tickets are not valid on event days).
Woodland Disco Festival
Sat 6 July Newstead Abbey
The glitter balls are back out this weekend with the return of Woodland Disco Festival! The incredible line-up includes disco royalty Sister Sledge ft Kathy Sledge, plus Jocelyn Brown, Gok Wan, and Fat Tony.
As you venture through the forest, you'll encounter hidden groves, illuminated trees, and captivating art installations that will transport you to a boogie wonderland.
Plus, you won't need to miss out on any Euros action as the England vs Switzerland game will be shown on a big screen!
Please note that the Formal Gardens will be closed to general visitors, but the Café and Top Lake area will be accessible until 4pm. The Historic House will also be open - usual times and admission charges apply. Parking is £10 all day (season tickets are not valid on event days).
Hucknall Fest
Sat 6 July Titchfield Park, Hucknall
A brand-new mini music festival comes to Hucknall this weekend. The stage will feature local acts, Eurovision entry Lindsay Dracass, and top tributes to Rag n Bone Man, Taylor Swift, Blur, Oasis, and Amy Winehouse.Â
Elsewhere on the park visitors will be able to enjoy food and drink, a funfair, inflatables, face painting, balloon modelling, a dog show, character meet and greets, and a bustling market village filled with local businesses and crafters.
Re-Take That
Wed 17 July Theatre Royal
Re-live Take That's amazing gig at the City Ground at the ultimate Take That party night, bringing the world’s biggest boy band’s greatest hits to life. All of Take That’s million sellers plus Robbie Williams’ massive solo hits feature, including Greatest Day, Let Me Go, Shine, Never Forget, Let Me Entertain You, Rock DJ, Love My Life, Angels and more.
Created by Take That fans, for Take That fans - a lot of love and affection has been invested in musicianship, costumes, dance routines, stage craft and production to provide audiences with the greatest day of their lives.
Nottingham Chamber Music FestivalÂ
Thu 11 - Sun 14 July Various venues
The Nottingham Chamber Music Festival returns for a weekend packed with concerts in the city's cultural spaces.
Nottingham’s only classical music festival welcomes newbies and culture vultures to hear some of the UK’s top classical artists. Plus, enjoy free concerts around the city on Saturday 13 July, as well as a family concert on Sunday 14 July at Squire Performing Arts Centre.
New on sale: Sum 41
Wed 30 October Motorpoint Arena
Sum 41 never fit in. They didn’t try to either. Instead, they came out of the gate swinging with a signature style punctuated by pop punk singalongs and hard-hitting heavy metal proficiency. As a result, they’ve cast an unmatched shadow over popular culture, tracing back to their turn-of-the-century domination.
This October the band will be saying their final goodbyes as part of their Tour Of The Setting Sum. Don't miss these legends at Motorpoint Arena!
Outdoor Cinema
Fri 26 - Sun 28 July Newstead Abbey
Join Adventure Cinema for fantastic outdoor movie experiences this summer. Pack a picnic, blanket and camping chair, and enjoy a specially curated soundtrack of music before each film.
Friday 26 July: Top Gun (12) The original and absolute 80's classic. Feel the need, the need for speed!
Saturday 27 July: Mamma Mia! (PG) Immerse yourself in the world of the hit musical and sing your heart out to ABBA's greatest hits.
Sunday 28 July: Back to the Future (PG) Great Scott! Marty McFly is thrown back to the 1950's when an experiment goes awry.
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