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Friday 25 to Thursday 31 October
Old Market Scare
Tickets: £7 per body or £25 per family (2 adults, 2 under 10’s) (No time slots - come at any time)
OPEN FROM FRIDAY 25 OCTOBER at 6pm
Monday - Thursday 1pm - 11pm
Friday - Saturday 11am - 11pm
Sunday - 11am - 10pm
Check-in and freak out as the Horror Hotel opens its doors to unsuspecting guests. Hotel proprietor Vincent Ravenghast invites you into a twilight world of faded Victorian grandeur, where a good night’s rest is the last thing you can expect! Navigate your way through the old hotel where the unquiet dead stalk the halls in a labyrinthine journey towards ‘Room 13’.
Visitors are invited to check in to the Horror Hotel - if they dare - where actors, dressed as spooky characters, provide the shocks and surprises as people navigate their way around the creepy old hotel.
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Sunday 27 October
Wollaton Hall
With the Saturday event sold out, don't miss your chance to get the full Stealth Halloween experience (Watch the Stealth film)
Pulling out all the stops for the festival’s second night, will be joint-headliners Patrick Topping & Denis Sulta (Pictured above) who will be performing an exclusive extended 4 hour back-to-back set in the shadows of Wollaton Hall on Sunday 27 October!
With full spooky Halloween event decor, Nottingham's best street-food vendors and pop-up bars, Halloween themed cocktails. It's an experience not to be missed.
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 Friday 25 October to Thursday 31 October
Old Market Scare
The UK’s biggest mobile ghost train will be back to provide the thrills and for Halloween-goers, alongside an array of spooktacular family rides and attractions.
And for folk who prefer to keep their feet firmly on the ground there will be various food stalls and a themed bar where you can enjoy a witch’s brew and more, all centred around a huge lit-up Halloween pumpkin.
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 Sunday 27 October
Various venues
Take a few bands, some choirs, an orchestra or two, street entertainment galore, food, dancing, fun, people and you have the Hockley Hustle.
Hockley will be full of fantastic music, performers, art, food and for the icing on the cake… the event will be raising money for local charities at the same time.
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 Sunday 27 October
Six venues including Sneinton Market and Nottingham Contemporary
Following the success of last year’s festival, Young Hustlers, funded by Arts Council England, is gearing up to bring you a whole day
of fun.
Beatboxing workshops; world-renowned graffiti artists, DJ masterclasses, song writing and music production workshops are all
part of this unique arts event while party sensations, Big Fish Little Fish, are returning to Nottingham Contemporary with their award winning, critically-acclaimed, family rave.
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 Thursday 31 October
Various venues
Old Market Scare
Show off your best and scariest Halloween attire and watch Halloween-themed entertainment including giant dancing skeletons and live bands. It’s spooky fun for suitable for all the family. Watch for live music and parades between 9 and 9pm
Halloween Fun days 11am - 3pm
Why not take the kids for a Halloween trip to Newstead Abbey or Wollaton Hall ?
With free games and activities, come dressed to scare!
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 Saturday 26 to Thursday 31 Oct
Friday 1 to Sunday 3 Nov
Wollaton Hall
Dress to scare! Visit Wollaton's Historic Hauntings, dark, damp rooms and tunnels. Walk in the steps of those who in ages past toiled below the Great House. Hear their stories and feel their presence on this guided tour.
Tours run at: 10am, 11:30 am, 1pm, 2.30pm, 4.30pm, 5.30pm, 7pm each day
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 Tues 5 – Sat 9 November
Theatre Royal
Fall for one of the most popular operas ever
La boheme - 5, 7, 8 November
Can young love survive the winter?
Giulio Cesare - Wednesday 6 November
Cleopatra and Caesar unite, will love or power triumph?
The Greek Passion - Saturday 9 November
Experience a tale for our times, The Greek Passion.
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 Friday 1 November - Sunday 10 November
Various venues
The Nottingham Comedy Festival is back for its 11th year.
This year the festival is set to bring even more laughs with a fantastic line-up of comedians and more shows than ever before!
Show tickets range from free to £23
Acts include: Rob Beckett and Russell Kane and many more.
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 From Friday 15 November to Tuesday 31 December
Old Market Square
Trinity Square
Recently named in Vogue's top Christmas Market listings - Winter Wonderland will open in the Old Market Square on Friday 15 November; offering seven weeks of family festive fun in the city, right up to New Year’s Eve.
Trinity Square will have a new festive offering this year in the shape of THOR’S tipi bar – a Christmas pop-up bar with a difference. A canvas tipi forms the bar, festooned with lighting. Inside, the bar is decked out with wooden tables and benches, cosy furs and a real fire pit, around which customers can soak up the Viking ‘hygge’ – (a Danish word for cosy, charming or special)
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 Saturday 16 November
Motorpoint Arena
Following the coveted Special Guest slot on Metallica’s stadium tour, Ghost bring their “Ultimate Tour Named Death” to the city. All Them Witches and Tribulation will be joining as special guests.
Limited standing tickets remain so don’t miss out.
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Tuesday 5 November
Forest Recreation Ground
The city’s biggest FREE Bonfire Night event returns for 2019 with two big fireworks displays at 19:15 and 21:00 (the earlier display being suitable for young children)
The lighting of the East Midlands’ biggest bonfire will be at 19:45, plus a massive fairground with traditional bonfire night treats. It’s a great family night out.
Please do not bring your own fireworks or sparklers to this event.
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