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Fri 8 and Sun 10Â October
Motorpoint Arena
This prestigious Olympic qualifying tournament is in the city this weekend as Great Britain Women bid to reach the Winter Olympics in Beijing being held next February.
The four team tournament - comprises Team GB, favourites South Korea, Slovenia, and Iceland.
Hosts Great Britain had a fantastic 5-0 win yesterday over Iceland, opting for youth over experience to lead them on their quest for Olympic qualification. Five debutants and seven teenagers are named in the squad.
Fri 8 October
Iceland Women v Korea Women - 2pm
Great Britain Women v Slovenia Women - 7pm
Sun 10 October
Slovenia Women v Iceland Women - 1pm
Korea Women v Great Britain Women - 5pm
​​​​All tickets will cost just £6 each (plus fees), with under-16s free with every paying adult.
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Sat 9 to Sun 10 October
Newstead Abbey
Celebrate Ada Lovelace Day at her ancestral home this weekend.Â
Daughter of Lord Byron, Ada Lovelace is considered the first computer programmer.Â
This international day of celebration will also enable people to learn about the achievements of women in science and is dedicated to telling Ada's story.
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Sunday 17 October
Victoria Embankment
With its picturesque setting beside the River Trent, participants will enjoy the largely flat route, perfect for all abilities to walk, jog or run.Â
To get as many people as possible to join Race for Life, there are great family discounts. As well as being a great afternoon out, all participants will be supporting the fight against cancer.
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Friday 5 November
Forest Recreation Ground
It is with regret that Nottingham City Council has announced the cancellation of its Bonfire Night and fireworks display as concerns remained over Covid safety.
Unlike some cities which host a Bonfire Night celebration within a gated venue, like a sports ground where numbers can be controlled, access to the Forest is completely open...
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Sat 30 October
Motorpoint Arena
Detonate has announced its biggest Halloween event yet, in what will be the biggest indoor party in town.
This Nottingham-based institution will be taking over the Arena for eight hours and will feature some of the drum and bass scene's biggest names and heaviest hitters.
The line up includes Sub Focus (DJ Set), Wilkinson (DJ Set), High Contrast and more, all set to perform live.
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Tues 9 November
Motorpoint Arena
Known for the unique way it blends sport and entertainment, in-ring match action with soap opera drama, and the energy of a rock concert -Â WWE Live returns to Nottingham.
See your favourite WWE superstars including Becky Lynch, Big E, Seth Rollins, Bianca Belair, Street Profits, Rey Mysterio and more.
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Until Sun 21 November
Newstead Abbey
Learn the story of the influence and experience of black people across nearly a thousand years at Newstead.
Black artists, poets, academics, photographers, teachers, and local residents have recently spent time at the abbey, taking inspiration from historical artefacts to tell this important part of its history.
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Fri 26 November 2021 to Sun 9Â January 2022
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
Christmas at Wollaton, is the highly popular immersive Christmas experience, returning to Wollaton Hall from November.
Popular slots such as early evening weekends and around Christmas are booking up fast, so it's recommended you book early to avoid missing out.
If you are a Nottingham City resident, there is a limited number of discounted tickets available per time slot to Nottingham City Council Tax payers. Please have your 8-digit council tax number ready when booking. The discount is applicable to all ticket types.
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Sun 2 January 2022
Motorpoint Arena
This Christmas, join BBC Countryfile’s Matt Baker and The Chase’s Jenny Ryan in this arena spectacular as Nottingham takes a trip down the yellow brick road to Emerald City.
This brand-new show is set to lift the art of large-scale panto over the rainbow and is performed on the world’s biggest panto stage, (the equivalent of four London Palladiums). Plus, audiences will get closer o the action as the story unfolds.
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Sun 6 February 2022
Royal Concert Hall
Fresh from his first full season in the Strictly judging seat, Anton Du Beke returns to the stage with long-time partner Erin Boag for Showtime.
This glittering musical and dance celebration pays tribute to some of the world’s greatest icons of entertainment with stunning costumes, fabulous live vocals and a high-energy West End dance ensemble.
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