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Fri 5 - Sun 7 August
Victoria Embankment
The East Midlands? biggest free festival returns to the banks of the Trent, celebrating summer with a packed programme of entertainment and fun.
The festival's 3 music stages will host an array of styles, from Dr and The Medics glam pop to brass bands and Southern African rhythms to bluegrass.
There will be a mile-long stretch of funfair rides and attractions, the little 'Big Top' circus skills workshop for younger festival goers, market stalls, river activities - dragon boat racing and the Rotary Club's Duck Race on Sunday
This year, there will be massive firework displays on both Friday and Saturday nights.?
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Sat 16 and Sun 17 July
Forest Recreation Ground
The Magic of Thailand Festival returns to Nottingham next week - bringing you a taste of Thailand to the city.
Visitors can experience authentic food and drink, arts and crafts, watch traditional dances, Thai boxing (Muay Thai) demonstrations, ladyboy shows in what will be a true celebration of Thai culture.
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Sun 17 July?
Nottingham Arboretum?
To kick off 2022's free Bands in the Park programme, join us in this Green Flag award winning park this Sunday to hear creative jazz ensemble band Cool Jazz.
Nottingham's Cool Jazz, a quintet, are influenced?by both traditional and contemporary styles, with vocals from Elaine Hatton, accompanied by piano, saxophone, bass and drums.?
Performance starts at 2.00pm.
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Sun 17 July
Wollaton Park
Wollaton Park's Open Air Theatre season continues with Awful Auntie by David Walliams,.
A truly thrilling tale with owls, ghosts, chases, escapes, motorcycle rides, and urm... tiddlywinks as Stella evades her menacing Aunt as she tries to save the family home.?
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Tue 19 July
Wollaton Park
The much loved story of star crossed lovers and feuding families.
Performed by a fine troupe of Shakespearean players dressed in beautiful Elizabethan costumes. The greatest love story ever told will be performed? in the magical surroundings of Wollaton's formal gardens.?
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Sat 23 and Sun 24 July
Wollaton Park
Just eight days to go until Nottingham's biggest music festival returns - this year across two days.
With a line-up that's stacked out with headliners and hits galore from across four decades including?Richard Ashcroft, Supergrass, Craig David presents TS5, Anne-Marie, Belinda Carlisle and many more.
Nottingham City residents can enjoy a resident discount across all ticket types. Enter your Council Tax reference number and postcode when booking.
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Mon 25 July - Sun 4 September?
Old Market Square?
With hot weather forecast, the countdown is on for the arrival of this year's Nottingham Beach.
New for 2022 are two Giant Slip ?n Slide inflatables. The largest of which is?The Arrow at?55m long, 14m wide, 13m high, the largest urban waterslide n the UK
Plus a smaller Little John slide for kids. Hour long sessions can now be booked in advance.
Access to the Beach and wading pool are free of charge.
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Wed 20 July
Theatre Royal
Better Than the 90s brings? 90s nostalgia and interactive character actors, for an incredible chart-topping show!
This unique new show blends singing, dancing, incredible lighting and sound, with the artists that provided the soundtrack to the final decade of the 20th Century.
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 Tues 19 July
Motorpoint Arena
The 'One More Haim Tour? will see the band performing their biggest UK shows to date - a welcome and long-awaited return for the Californian sisters.
Their third album Women in Music Pt.III topped the UK album chart upon release with much critical acclaim and rave reviews.
The band is supported by Georgia - her second?album?
Seeking Thrills was a Top 5 hit in the UK.
These rescheduled dates will see the band perform their first shows since 2018, with the final few tickets available for their Nottingham date.
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Sat 28 October
Motorpoint Arena
Often regarded as one of the greatest songwriters of all time, Bob Dylan is back with his 'Rough and Rowdy Ways' World Tour.?
Much of his most celebrated work dates from the 1960s, when songs such as "Blowin' in the wind" (1963) and
"The Times they are a- changin'"?(1964) became anthems for the civil rights and anti-war movements.
As you may have seen in the news yesterday, this gig will be phone free, as Bob is annoyed about the sea of arms that go up to capture the musical moment. All ticket holders for this tour will have to place their phones into pouches with magnetic locks.
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Sun 30 July
City Centre
Nottinghamshire Pride returns to its traditional July date with a theme ?We See You?. Aiming to support and celebrate the city?s LGBTQ+ community.
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 Listergate and will wind 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.
Following the march, an eclectic line-up of Nottingham singers, dancers, speakers, performers and DJs is set to take to the stage on Heathcoat Street., with acts including?Jamie Fuxx; singer-songwriter Rob Green and even a Britney Spears tribute act. There?ll also be a DJ set from Charity Shop Sue, comedy from Scream Queens.
Plus check out a range of information stalls at the Pride Market on Goosegate.
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