There’s plenty of Easter activity underway in the city to choose from:

• Easter Fair at Wollaton Park – Visit free for the fantastic playground, plus there’s a Dinosaur Easter Egg Hunt (£2) and the vintage Easter fair which is on daily until 18 April (ride prices vary). https://wollatonhall.org.uk/
• Easter Weekender at Nottingham Castle – Roll up, roll up! Join us for four days of circus-themed Easter fun from 15 – 18 April. Including an Easter egg trail, circus entertainers, a bubble-ologist and stilt walkers plus live music, circus workshops and a glitter face-painter. Entrance to the festival will be included as part of the general admission with a discount for Nottingham residents in postcodes NG1 to NG16.   https://www.nottinghamcastle.org.uk/whats-on/easter-weekender-nottingham-castle/
• Easter at Woodthorpe Park Plant Shop – Celebrate Spring with fun at the Plant Shop, including children’s activities, local food and drink and more! Free entry https://woodthorpeparkplantshop.com/
• Visit Green’s Mill – with free entry, open until Sunday 10am – 4pm and plenty to see and do for all ages, plus a fun playground https://www.facebook.com/greenswindmill  

Visit Stonebridge City Farm – with free entry to meet and feed the animals, visit the playground and café plus the farm shop. https://stonebridgecityfarm.com/

I want to wish a Happy Vaisakhi to all those celebrating in Nottingham! I hope you have a festival full of love and joy. 🌾

Vaisakhi is a major festival for Sikhs and the people of Pubjab and marks the start of the Sikh New Year. You may see colourful parades taking place around the city to celebrate. Want to learn more about Vaisakhi? - https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/43737417

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