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Christmas at Wollaton
Fri 2 December to Sun 1 January
Wollaton Park
The grounds of Wollaton Park will be transformed into a magical wonderland with a brand new illuminated light trail, which will delight visitors of all ages.
Don't forget if you are a Nottingham City Council?resident you will once again save 10%, however there are limited discounted resident tickets available for each time slot.?Popular times always fill up quickly, so early booking is recommended.
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Winter Wonderland
Tue 15 November to Sat 31 December
Old Market Square
Nottingham City Council?resident can also?enjoy a 10% saving on off-peak and super off-peak ice skating at Winter Wonderland, which open in ten days' time.
To book, just click on the link below and follow the instructions, once complete, your discount code will be e-mailed to you. Use the discount code at checkout to get your discount!
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Valid Fri 2 to Thurs 8 December
Wollaton Park
Event organisers, Kilimanjaro Live, are donating 500?tickets for the first week of opening to local Nottingham and Nottinghamshire?charities so their supporters, volunteers and those in need can enjoy the trail free of charge.?
Tickets will be valid for the first week, from Fri 2 to Thurs 8 December.? You must be a Nottingham or Nottinghamshire registered charity to apply.
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 Sat 5 November
Wollaton Park
Come together for a fun, family 5k this Saturday.
You can take on the 5k course in a way that suits your ability.? And join for a moment of reflection before you run, walk or jog.
The event is open to all ages, all abilities ? even the family dog and kids go free.
The Poppy Run raises funds for the Royal British Legion to continue their work in supporting the Armed Forces community, whether serving personnel, veterans or their families.
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 Sat 5 November
Metronome
With the nights' drawing in, it's time for a giggle and there are four great comics performing this Saturday.
Paul Tonkinson is a?sensational live performer, Yorkshire man, marathon runner and former (double award-winning)?Time Out Comedian of the Year,
Marcel Lucont is easily the greatest French comedian in the UK, just ask him yourself.?
Ryan Cullen has become one of Ireland?s & the UK?s most talked about comedians in a very short space of time.
Jack Campbell began performing stand-up whilst at De Montfort University, Leicester in 2010 and has been performing regularly since.
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 Mon 7 to Thurs 17 November
City Centre
Nottingham Cocktail Week is a celebration of all things shaken and stirred. This 10-day event promises exclusive offers and discounts in the city's best bars.
To get your hands on these offers you?ll need to buy a Cocktail Week wristband for just ?10, valid for the duration of the event. You can enjoy 2-4-1 cocktails, 2 for ?10 and special food menus to compliment your drinks.
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 Fri 2 December
Royal Concert Hall
Join us for a musical festival of nostalgia. Be transported back to the magical decade that was the 1960?s.
Whether you come to relive your teenage memories or you simply want to see what your parents have been raving about for all these years, these legends of the 60?s will deliver to you a night never to be forgotten.
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 Sat 19 November
Motorpoint Arena
Don't miss out on the last few tickets left to see this fantastic show, headlined by the Kaiser Chiefs with The Fratellis and The Sherlocks supporting.
One of Britain?s most treasured bands, the multi-award-winning Kaiser Chiefs, fronted by enigmatic lead singer Ricky Wilson are returning to Nottingham as part of their nationwide tour. Expect all the hits from 'I predict a riot' to 'Ruby' and more...
Glaswegian trio The Fratellis, famous for their hit 'Chelsea Dagger' will also perform.
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Armistice Day
Fri 11 November
Old Market Square
This year there will be a short Service of Remembrance taking place on the steps of the Council House on Friday 11 November.? The service starts at 10.50am and will incorporate the two-minute silence at 11am. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
Remembrance Sunday
Sun 13 November
Victoria Embankment
The traditional Remembrance Service will take place on Sunday 13 November at the city?s war memorial on Victoria Embankment. The ceremony will begin at 10.45am and include the two-minute silence and wreath laying. The Nottinghamshire Band of The Royal Engineers (volunteers), accompanied by the Nottingham Hospitals? Choir will provide music for the service.
Members of the public wishing to pay their respects and observe the ceremony are very welcome.?
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