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Sun 4 July 2021 – Weds 31 August 2022
Wollaton Hall and Deer Park
After months of closure through lockdown, this Saturday will see visitors once again welcomed inside Wollaton Hall where the new arrival of the 12m long Titus T. rex skeleton takes pride of place.
The galleries have also been transformed. Explore the world of this titanic predator and his story. You’ll see his skeleton as well as digital and interactive virtual media displays.
An absolute must-see, this is an epic, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to come face to face with a real T. rex up-close and personal in the UK.
Booking is essential. You can book for the exclusive premiere event on Saturday 3 July:
or book your tickets for your slot for this summer and beyond.
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 Fri 2 July
Nottingham Arboretum
After an incredible opening weekend of live music at the Arboretum Sunsets festival last weekend, another packed weekend of fun is planned from Friday...
Often compared to Coldplay and Travis, Turin Brakes perfom their first show since March last year!
After seven studio albums and a million records sold worldwide, Turin Brakes will perform as they have from the beginning. The music starts with voices and guitars, and evolves outwards from there.
Support acts are Georgie, and Tori Sheard.
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 Sat 3 July
Nottingham Arboretum
Nottingham! Bingo Lingo is coming in HOT for a summer special at the amazing Arboretum!
With ridiculous rounds and on stage battles, there are also prizes that will change your life forever,
- Doors 16:00
- First Game 17:30
Currently, as per government guidelines the event will run with a rule of 6 on the tables.
Seating is on a first come first served basis from the front but rest assured there will be seating for everyone. Please get in touch in advance for any additional requirements.
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 Sun 4 July
Nottingham Arboretum
This event has unfortunately, been cancelled.
However, there is plenty of fun in store at Nottingham Arboretum next weekend...
NEXT WEEKEND...
Fri 9 July – Disney: Untold Orchestra
Sat 10 July – Eddi Reader
Sun 11 July – Beer Festival
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 Mon 5 July
Old Market Square
If you're a massive F1 fan or know somebody who is, don't miss the chance to see an Alpine F1 car in Old Market Square next week ahead of the British Grand Prix.
This is the car driven by former World Champion Fernando Alonso, and Esteban Ocon in the current F1 Championships.
As well as the F1 car, there will be a chance to see the new Alpine road cars with an Alpine A110 on display.
The display is open to public from 9am - 6pm
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 Sat 31 July
City Centre
Nottinghamshire Pride is another large scale event to have been affected by the changes to the Governement Roadmap for recovery.
Instead of Saturday 31 July, the event has been rescheduled to Saturday 11 September.
Stay updated at the event Facebook page.
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 Thurs 8 & Sun 11 July
Wollaton Hall
MACBETH (08/07)
Overcome by ambition and driven on by his powerful wife, Macbeth murders the king and sets in motion a terrible sequence of events from which there is no turning back.
DR DOLITTLE (11/07)
Where in the world will they go? Will they even stay on this world?! Which new animals will they help along the way? Will the Rats still have pithy observations to make? Is Gub Gub still dreaming about cake?
A fully orchestrated score, amazing puppets and a plethora of songs that audiences will be singing along to for years to come.
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 Thurs 15 to Sun 18 July
Victoria Embankment
Just a fortnight away! A new film and food festival will be visiting Nottingham this summer with four days of open-air cinema, local street food and live comedy.
There will also be mouth-watering street food from local traders.
Films include:
Thu, 15 July
Short Film Night (15)
Fri, 16 July
Grease Sing-A-Long (PG)
Sat, 17 July
Dolittle (PG)
Sat, 17 July
Bohemian Rhapsody (12)
Sun, 18 July
Disney Robin Hood (U)
Sun, 18 July
Jojo Rabbit (12)
This is a Covid-safe event. If the event cannot go ahead as planned, ticket holders will be offered a 100 percent money-back guarantee.
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Fixtures from Sat 24 July
Trent Bridge
The Hundred - an action-packed new sports competition, fusing world-class, fast-paced cricket with family-friendly entertainment and live music starts this summer.
It features eight brand new teams based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, Southampton and two in London.
Nottingham’s local team ‘Trent Rockets’ will play four home fixtures at Trent Bridge during the summer holidays, each featuring a men’s and women’s game.
Trent Rockets first home fixture at Trent Bridge is on Saturday 24 July against Southern Brave and tickets are selling fast.
All under 16s tickets are £5. Book for your friends and family now!
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 Fri 26 November 2021 – Sun 9 January 2022
Wollaton Hall and Deer Park
After a sensational debut, Christmas at Wollaton is back in 2021. As twilight descends, Wollaton Hall and Gardens once again promise a visually stunning multi-sensory experience as they become an enchanting world of light and music.
New for 2021:
Brand-new extended trail: as the park is transformed into a magical wonderland set to captivate visitors with new illuminations.
Twilight Viewing Package: an intimate twilight viewing which includes drinks voucher and parking.
A limited number of tickets for each slot offer a 10% discount. These are available to Nottingham City Council Tax payers. Please have your 8-digit council tax number ready when booking.
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Fri 6 - Sun 8 August
Victoria Embankment
Nottingham City Council has today announced the cancellation of the Riverside Festival.
While decisions on all events could be delayed to when a decision on 19 July is known, an event of the size of Riverside Festival would require more time than this to adequately plan and respond to any new legislation or guidance that may need to be implemented.
No alternative date is being planned for 2021.
The dates for the 2022 event are set for Friday 5, Saturday 6, and Sunday 7 August.
In 2019, the Riverside Festival attracted around 220,000 visitors with a mile-long funfair, live music stages, and the traditional Saturday night firework display. In the meantime, there is a great programme of smaller-scale summer events to enjoy.
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Sat 10 - Sun 18 July
Various venues
"We’ve been on pause for so long. Now, it’s time to play."
The Nottingham Chamber Music Festival offers an eclectic range of events celebrating the return of live music after the extended Covid hiatus. Enjoy a collection of chamber concerts family concerts, online performances, with free and ticketed events in some of Nottingham’s stunning locations.
Due to social distancing capacity, all ticketed events must be booked online in advance. All concerts are just over 1 hour long, without interval.
Concerts at St Mary's in the Lace Market
Thurs 15 July: Bach Goldberg Variations – Le Page Ensemble
This famous work was originally written for harpsichord in 1741 by J.S. Bach, and later transcribed for string trio by Dmitri Sitkovetsky in 1985 to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Bach’s birth
Sun 18 July: United Strings of Europe
This brilliant string ensemble performs this year's closing concert. They bring their united vision that music and ensemble playing can enrich people’s lives.
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