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Fri 10 to Mon 13 September
Forest Recreation Ground
Gandey's Circus is back in the city this week with a sensational new production for 2021!
Don't miss the premiere of the double acrobatic swing act as the Ukranian Didyk troupe is thrown up from one giant swing to another, somersaulting across the ring. This act will truly have you on the edge of your seat as fearless artistes, hand-picked from each corner of the earth perform death-defying acts.
Back on terra firma, be exhilarated by the motorcycles in the Thunderdome, and amazing roller-skating Duo - Eclipse. Return visitors to the Big Top will also be pleased to see that Clown Andreea is back with her antics, ready to run rings around Ringmaster Ryan.
Don't forget the great discount we've arranged for What's On subscribers - Get 50% off all full price adult tickets* Use the code WHATS ON when you make your booking.
*Half price will only be valid for full adult tickets (not concessions, family, offer days)
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Sat 11 September
City centre
This Saturday sees the welcome return of the Nottinghamshire Pride parade. The Pride march, while a demonstration in support LGBTQIA+ rights, is always a wonderful celebration in the city. It brings visibility to our LGBTQIA+ community and encourages people to come together and embrace the diversity that Nottingham is so well known for.
The parade will commence from Albert Street by St Peters Church as it winds its way to Hockley. If you wish to join the parade, please begin to gather from 10am ready to start at 11am. Or, watch the parade in what is always a joyous, colourful, and celebratory spectacle of the city's diversity.
Unfortunately, the traditional community marketplace and music stage in Hockley will not be taking place this year due to the pandemic, but revellers will be welcome into Hockley's vibrant bar scene.
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Fri 10 to Sun 12 September
New Art Exchange
Enjoy a weekend full of music, dance, poetry, family friendly events, storytelling, workshops, art, giant puppets, and more!
Come and take part in free activities, or simply watch and enjoy while trying something from the delicious desi menu specially created by the New Art Exchange Cafe.
Everyone is welcome to attend, but a few events have booking links to ensure you get a space and arrive on time.
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 Fri 10 September
Old Market Square
The Cancer Research UK team has organised a very special evening in Nottingham tonight.
Participants will be undertaking either a marathon, half marathon, or 10k distance charity night walk through the city.
It's still not too late to sign up if you want to take part
Or, alternatively walkers could all do with some encouragement en-route as they help to beat Cancer.
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 Sun 12 September
Nottingham Arboretum
The annual Nottingham Green Festival is a celebration of our environment. Featuring a range of installations, stalls, and fun interactive displays which highlight how everybody can assist in working towards the city's climate neutral 2028 goals.
This year's event will be completely vegan with everything powered by renewable energy.
Visitors can also enjoy free live music, and entertainment.
The festival is free and runs from 12-6pm.
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 Until Sat 11 September
Victoria Embankment Bandstand
Last chance this summer to see classic Shakespeare performed for free!
Nottingham Shakespeare Company is offering, contemporary, accessible interpretations of the Bard this weekend at Victoria Embankment.
Join them for the fast-paced, 90 minute, comedy rollercoaster in a production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night - a rollicking rom-com of desire, disguise, and deception.
Fri 10: 7pm
Sat 11: 2pm and 7pm
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 Thurs 16 - Sat 18 September
Livestream
Rambert’s Artistic Director - Benoit Swan Pouffer creates a new piece especially for the fresh new talent of Rambert2.
These early career dancers were handpicked from more than 650, for their outstanding ability and individuality. Their debut theatre tour received standing ovations.
Enjoy this exciting new cinematic medium. Always ambitious, always daring,
with new and stimulating audience experiences.
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 Sun 12 September
Victoria Embankment
The Bands in the Park free Sunday afternoon concert season is back at Victoria Embankment this weekend with the Maltby Miners Welfare Band concert which is re-scheduled from August.
Please note, this performance starts at 2:30pm.
Next week, Bands in the Park will move to the Nottingham Arboretum for Cool Jazz, and Deep Down Brass will perform on 26 September.
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Fri 10 - Sun 19 September
Various Notts venues
Heritage Open Days is England's largest festival of history and culture. Every year in September, places across the country throw open their doors to celebrate their heritage, community and history. It’s your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – and it’s all free!
Venues in Notts include Wollaton Hall, Newstead Abbey, Green's Windmill and many smaller, quirky venues you will be very excited to discover via organised tours and walks.
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