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Waterfront Festival 2024
Canalhouse, Canal Street, Nottingham, NG1 7EH
Call direct on:
Tel0115 9555060
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Call direct on:
Tel0115 9555060
Saturday 6th July | 2024 | 12pm - 11.59pm
Canalhouse
Tickets: £8
It's back, bigger, better and wetter than ever, the Waterfront Festival is Nottingham’s favourite live band benefit festival.
The Waterfront Festival is a big Notts-centric party designed to showcase the best this fair city has to offer, while raising money for some great local causes to boot.
As usual all profits go to charity.
This event often sells out so booking advance tickets is reccomended. They can be purchased from Canalhouse or using the website link at the top of this page.
It all kicks off at mid-day for 12 whole hours of music with DJs, performance artists and stalls from local traders topping off the experience.
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