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About The Event
350 artists, 30 venues, five charities and one wristband. It all adds up to the return of Hockley Hustle for the first time in three years following a Covid enforced hiatus.
The all dayer will kick off at 1pm on Sunday 23rd October led by a packed line up of the best homegrown talent and emerging artists across multiple venues including Rough Trade, The Angel, The Bodega, Jamcafé, Hockley Arts Club and Bar Eleven.
A jam packed street entertainment programme features a Samba parade from the award winning Can Samba bringing carnival vibes to the streets of Hockley. A collaboration with Nottingham Street Food Club will see Heathcote Street lined with a tasty array of food vendors and the Broadway Cinema Terrace will be home to Silent Disco DJs, a light show and some special guests popping up throughout the day.
This year will also see the launch of a development strand for budding event promoters. Sixteen participants have been paired with promoters to shadow their preparation for stages at the event, thanks to the support of Arts Council England.
A Charitable Legacy
Proceeds will go to support a number of local charities carrying out vital work across the city including Imara, Base 51, Emmanuel House, BME Cancer Communities and a Nottingham food bank. As well as ticket sales, they also donate profits from the sale of merchandise like T-shirts. Over the last 15 years, Hockley Hustle has raised more than £200,000 for charity.
Support from the Nottingham Business Improvement District (BID) is allowing the festival to provide free access to a number of low income families to come and enjoy the event.
Hockley Helles Lager is now supporting the festival, with long term partners Castle Rock Brewery moving its sponsorship to Hockley Hustle offshoot Green Hustle, which will return as a city wide festival in 2023.
Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets are on sale now, with concessionary tickets for low income brackets and students. Please note that the prices below includes booking fees.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
| General Admission | £16.50 per person per day |
| Low Income - UC/JSA/NHS | £11.00 per person per day |
| Student | £10.98 per person per day |
Get your tickets here: gigantic.com/hockley-hustle-tickets/nottingham-various-nottingham-venues/2020-10-25-00-00
Keep up to date with line-up announcements at hockleyhustle.co.uk.
This blog was provided by Hockley Hustle and edited by Katherine Taylor, Marketing Executive at Visit Nottinghamshire.
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