 A Christmas Carol - Drone Light Show
 Sat 7 & Sun 8 December
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
Witness Charles Dickens’ timeless Christmas classic in the night sky with a captivating new animated drone light show, narrated by Matt Lucas.
A Christmas Carol presents the very latest in creative entertainment with a magical celebration of festive spirit. Watch famous characters brought to life as you’re taken on a heart-warming narrated journey through the immortal tale of miserly Ebenezer Scrooge on Christmas Eve, and his ghostly visitors who lead him to profound transformation.
Have an unforgettable time with your friends and family. Enjoy festive favourites in the food village and a world-class stadium experience at Trent Bridge, where every seat is a front row view to the world’s biggest stage - the sky.
New on sale: Snowed In at Newstead
 Sat 23 November - Sun 5 January (weekends and school holidays)
Newstead Abbey
Join Newstead Abbey for an enchanting Christmas filled with magical moments and memories. Snowed In at Newstead features mesmerising installations and displays - telling the story of Byron and his sister Augusta getting snowed in 200 years ago - that will make you feel cosy this Christmas as you journey through the Historic House.
Daytime visitors can indulge in Afternoon Tea with a selection of sandwiches, savouries and a range of festive desserts, with house entry included. Or, with a Festive Evening Tour you can enjoy a refreshment and discover the Snowed In installations, while exploring Newstead Abbey after dark.
Skating in a Winter Wonderland
 Wed 13 November - Tue 31 December
Old Market Square
There's not long to go until you can take in the scenic city views on the 210m Sky Skate Ice Path and enjoy a hot drink at the skate-up bar.
For those less keen on heights, a ground-level family ice rink is available, along with a new children’s rink complete with penguin skate aids, allowing even the littlest skaters to enjoy this classic winter tradition at their own pace.
Slots fill up quickly so we recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. There are plenty of off-peak and super-off-peak sessions available in November to make the most of lower pricing, and Nottingham City residents can also receive a 10% discount on these slots.
Tonight: A Likely Story
 Fri 1 November
Newark Market Place
Join Harriet and her friends as they embark on a captivating historical escapade through the rich history of Newark. This unique event promises to be a delightful experience for all ages.
Produced by the talented team at Electric Egg, this original projected animation will transform Newark Town Hall into a canvas of vibrant storytelling. The film, which lasts approximately 15 minutes, will be shown continuously throughout the evening from 5.30pm-9pm, allowing visitors to enjoy the adventure at their own pace.
Tomorrow: Vegan Market
 Sat 2 November
Sneinton Market Square
The monthly vegan market returns to Sneinton Market tomorrow from 11am-3pm.
Browse a range of stalls including Ethiopian food and coffee, cards and prints, crochet gifts, baked goods, natural cosmetics, Indian street food, pizza, and much more.
Nottingham Comedy Festival opens today
 Until Sun 10 November
Various venues
The Nottingham Comedy Festival begins today with a wide range of comedians from around the country, from brand-new acts to top established names.Â
The line-up includes improvised musical comedy Kaleidoscope at Malt Cross, the Queer Up Duck Festival comedy showcase at Squire Performing Arts Centre, Sarah Keyworth at Nottingham Playhouse, the Canalhouse Comedy Night, and Jeff Innocent's Smart Casual show at Nottingham Arts Theatre.
With more than 140 artists at 18 venues across the city, there's something for everyone!
Remembrance Sunday
 Sun 10 November
Victoria Embankment
The traditional Remembrance Service takes place at the city's war memorial at Victoria Embankment. The ceremony will begin at 10.45am and include the two-minute silence and wreath laying.
The Nottinghamshire Band of The Royal Engineers, accompanied by the Nottingham Hospitals Choir, will provide music for the service. People wishing to pay their respects and observe the ceremony are very welcome.
Opera North: The Magic Flute
 Fri 22 & Sat 23 November
Theatre Royal
National opera company Opera North brings The Magic Flute - a fairy tale of darkness, light, and finding your way in the world. It takes the form of a Singspiel, which means it includes singing and spoken dialogue (a bit like a musical).
The story opens in the middle of the action. Tamino, a prince lost in a foreign land, is being pursued by an enormous monster. He is rescued by three mysterious ladies, who kill the monster and give Tamino a picture of Pamina, daughter of the Queen of the Night, with whom he falls instantly in love. They tell him that Pamina has been captured by the powerful and evil Sarastro, and Tamino vows to rescue her...
Within Temptation
 Mon 18 November
Motorpoint Arena
Prepare to embark on a musical and visual journey as Within Temptation, one of Europe's most iconic rock bands, proudly unveils the Bleed Out Tour.
This Europe/UK tour, in support of their latest album, promises to be an experience that will leave fans breathless.
BBC Music Introducing
 Wed 13 November
Metronome
BBC Music Introducing in the East Midlands returns, giving you access to the best live and local music, for free. The show will be filmed and recorded for radio broadcast, hosted and curated by the legendary Dean Jackson.
Tickets are free but must be booked in advance.
Tomorrow: Wollaton Hall Organ Demonstration
 Sat 2 November
Wollaton Hall
The Wollaton Hall organ was repaired and tuned earlier this year thanks to generous public donations.
You can watch a demonstration of the glorious instrument tomorrow at 11.30am and 1.30pm, and also get the opportunity to view the 17th Century pipe organ from the Minstrels’ Gallery.
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