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Proclamation of King Charles III

Sun 11 Sept

Old Market Square

The Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Cllr Wendy Smith, will deliver a proclamation of the accession of His Majesty King Charles III
this Sunday at 2.00pm.

Members of the public are welcome to attend the proclamation where the Lord Mayor will be joined by Sir John Peace, the Lord Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, the High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire, Paul Southby and other local dignatories.

The proclamation follows those made at St James' Palace, followed by readings in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.?The proclamation traditionally confirms by name the identity of the new sovereign to the throne and also sees flags flown at full-mast to proclaim the new monarch.?

Visitors to Old Market Square can also view the many flora tributes that have been left since
Friday morning. The tributes will remain in place until the day after Her Majesty The Queen's funeral.

A Book of Condolence is available in the Council House for people to sign. The Council House is open until 5.00pm on Saturday and again on Monday morning.

Gandey's Circus

Sat 10 to Sun 18 September

Forest Recreation Ground

Gandey's Circus will continue with shows this week and will be be observing a minute's silence before each performance as a mark of respect during this time of national mourning, in line with guidance from UK Theatre.

An international cast of over 30 artistes, come together to wow audiences in a production staged in Gandey's 'Big Top of Dreams' equipped with the latest theatre-standard lighting and sound effects!

It's thrills, excitement and laughter for the entire family, as you?re elevated to new heights of world-class live entertainment.

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Nottingham Green Festival

Sun 11 September

Nottingham Arboretum

Nottingham?s Green Festival will still be taking place this Sunday.

As ever, the festival provides the place for everyone to learn, explore and try the latest in environmentally friendly and ethical in the beautiful setting of the Nottingham Arboretum.

The event runs from 12 noon until 6.00pm and is free to enter.

There will be numerous stalls featuring local small, green businesses, craft producers, food producers, voluntary and campaign groups.?Plus talented, local artists performing on the Arboretum bandstand.?

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International Archery at Wollaton Park

Thurs 15 to Sat 17 September

Wollaton Park

The two major competitions will take place at Wollaton Park this week. In line with sport national governing body guidance, there will be a minute's silence on each day, with all athletes wearing black armbands.

The European Para Archery Cup finals will take place on Thursday 15 September and will see the best para archers from across Europe compete.

The 2022 National Tour Finals will take place on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 September and will see the UK's best recurve, compound and barebow archers shoot for the top spot on the podium.

It?s a great opportunity to come and watch top world-class UK and European, Paralympian and Olympic archers. You can either buy a grandstand ticket for the best view in the house or come and watch for free.?

Visitors can try their hand at the sport.

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Simon & Garfunkel Through The Years

Mon 12 September

Theatre Royal

With UK theatre performances continuing this week, this concert echoes the sounds of a defining decade of the Queen's reign.

?Through the Years? is an authentic tribute to the unforgettable music of Simon & Garfunkel.?

Performing the songs in a truly captivating way, against a backdrop of iconic imagery.?

Hear many of the hits such as?The Sound of Silence,?Mrs Robinson,?The Boxer?and a beautiful rendition of the unforgettable?Bridge Over Troubled Water'?in what,?is without doubt the closest thing to Simon & Garfunkel touring the world today.

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