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Fri 17 March
Old Market Square
The annual Nottingham St Patrick’s Day event returns to the city centre next week, celebrating the city and region’s vibrant Irish community and descendants.
Head to Old Market Square to enjoy a range of Irish and Irish-inspired live music and culture on stage including the Louie Walsh Band, Irish dancers and Comhaltas CeoltĂłirĂ Nottingham. There will also be food stalls selling traditional Irish stew and other delicacies.
This free event takes place from 11.30am-4.30pm.
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Until Sun 12 March
Forest Recreation Ground
It's your final chance to experience the incredible Circus Zyair this weekend! There is still good availability for shows on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Don't worry about the cold weather as the heated Big Top will keep you warm and toasty.
This brand new show for 2023 features over thirty adrenaline fuelled performers from all across the globe.
Fearless acrobats and daredevil stuntmen guarantee maximum thrills by risking life and limb daily for your entertainment.
What's On Nottingham subscribers can get discounted tickets using code NG50.
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 Sat 8 July
Newstead Abbey
Woodland Disco Festival will be hosting another confetti-soaked party, this time at the fairy tale setting of Newstead Abbey.
The full line up of artists have now been confirmed, including the amazing David Morales, Nightmares on Wax, Mousse T. who is know for the massive hit Horny, Smokin Jo and Kirollus who will be playing an all vinyl set!
These will be joining the already announced Craig Charles, Gok Wan, Barbara Tucker, DJ Spiller and house royalty Alison Limerick, best known for her 90's club anthem Where Love Lives.
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 Sun 12 March
Theatre Royal
Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote returns following riotous performances of Broadway Malady, Birds of a Feather and Sing a Song of Murder.
A unique and hilarious night featuring games, prizes and audience participation. With special permission from NBC Universal Television, this critically acclaimed show was rated one of Time Out's 50 Great Nights Out in London in 2021 (and 2019) and has played to sell-out audiences across the UK and Australia.
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 Until Fri 31 March
Wollaton Hall
Titus: T. Rex is King is an extraordinary exhibition, showcasing the first real Tyrannosaurus rex to be displayed in England for over a century.
Explore the world of this titanic predator and his story: you’ll see the skeleton of the T. rex himself, as well as digital and interactive virtual media displays that will immerse you in his extraordinary journey from discovery in the Montana Badlands in the USA.
Booking is only available until the end of March, so don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to come face to face with a real T. rex!
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 Tue 14 March
Metronome
A lively evening of rock, indie and alternative music, hosted by BBC Radio Nottingham's Dean Jackson, to witness bands from NTU and Confetti battling it out for some incredible prizes in front of industry judges.
Show your appreciation for talented student bands, as they take to the Metronome stage to fight it out for some amazing prizes. A panel of industry experts will judge the contest, and as an audience member you won’t be left out either – there are prizes including gig tickets and more!
Entry is free but you must pre-book a ticket.
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 Thu 2 November
Motorpoint Arena
Dreamboys return for another sensational theatre and arena tour guaranteed to tear the house down and set pulses racing in another record-breaking year on the road. Featuring movie-quality stage sets, double the dance moves, and more skin on show than ever before.
Join them for an epic party full of your favourite tunes, off-the-charts dance routines, ripped torsos to tease and please, plus audience participation throughout, as this brand-new visual spectacular delivers a night to remember!
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 Fri 24 March
Squire Performing Arts
Leveret is a unique collaboration between three of England's finest folk musicians. Andy Cutting (button accordion), Sam Sweeney (fiddle) and Rob Harbron (concertina) are each regarded as exceptional performers and masters of their instruments.
Together their performances combine consummate musicianship, compelling delivery and captivating spontaneity. Their playing is relaxed and natural, drawing audiences in and inviting them to share in music making that is truly spontaneous and yet deeply timeless.
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 Sat 11 March
Metronome
With four different acts every week, including some of the best up and coming comperes and headliners from the UK and abroad, Saturday is the night to get your laughs in.
Metronome has been described by many comedians as one of the best comedy venues in the country.
Performers for this show are: The Raymond and Mr Timpkins Revue, Dan Tiernan, Kate Barron and Dave Longley.
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 Fri 16 & Sat 17 June
Sneinton Market Avenues
Nottingham Craft Beer Festival 2023Â will take place over three sessions on Friday 16 June and Saturday 17 June (afternoon and evening sessions on the Saturday).Â
The festival was born off the back of Nottingham Craft Beer Week, a pub-led movement which ran from 2013-2022 and in 2020 won awards from SIBA for being the best craft beer promotion in the UK.
The 2023 breweries will include Black Iris, Castle Rock, Neon Rapter, Northern Monk and many more.
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 Sat 27 - Mon 29 May
Motorpoint Arena
UK's Strongest Man comes to Motorpoint Arena for the first time over the spring bank holiday weekend.
The Channel 5 TV series is known as the toughest strength event on the planet, and will see 16 of Ireland's and Britain's best go head to head over a spectacular three day show.
Champion Paul Smith will be aiming to defend his title, but it won’t be easy as two-time champion, Wales' Gavin Bilton, is back to take revenge!
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