We’ve got a wonderful round-up of the top 5 fun things to do in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this weekend, complete with times and prices!
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1. Festival of Food and Drink
Saturday 16th – Sunday 17th September 2023 | 10am - 5pm | Thoresby Park | Tickets - Early bird tickets starting at £10.00, VIP Tickets at £25
Nottinghamshire welcomes the Festival of Food and Drink, its largest celebration of local culinary delights, now in its remarkable tenth year. Relocating to Thoresby Park, this two-day extravaganza features over 170 food and drink vendors, offering delectable street food, artisanal treasures, and more. Visitors can explore wine-tasting sessions, cocktail masterclasses, and a specialized Children’s Cookery School. Don't miss the star-studded Cookery Theatre, hosting famous TV chefs like Matt Tebbutt and Sandro. Enjoy family-friendly activities, live music, and DJ sets, all set against the backdrop of Thoresby Park's picturesque landscapes.
2. Inspire Poetry Festival 2023
Saturday 16th - Sunday 24th September 2023 | Various libraries across Nottinghamshire | Tickets -Free entry; some events may have a £10 fee
Nottinghamshire's Inspire Libraries proudly presents the Inspire Poetry Festival, a literary extravaganza spanning nine days. Celebrate the art of poetry with performances, workshops, exhibitions, and film screenings featuring acclaimed poets, regional talents, and emerging voices. From classic lyrical poetry to freestyle spoken word, this festival offers a rich tapestry of poetic expression. Whether you're a poetry enthusiast, writer, student, or a newcomer to the world of verse, this festival invites all to explore the magic of words in the warm embrace of Nottinghamshire's libraries.
3. Space Voyage at Southwell Minster
Tuesday 12th September - Friday 15th September 2023 | Various times throughout the evening | Southwell Minster | Tickets: - General Admission: £8.00, Under 16s/NUS: £5.00, Under 5's: Free
Embark on a journey like no other; "Space Voyage" at the awe-inspiring Southwell Minster. Produced by the creative collaboration 'Luxmuralis,' this Son-et-Lumiere experience offers an immersive journey through the cathedral. Delight in space-themed projections that beautifully illuminate the architectural grandeur of the Minster, all accompanied by a specially crafted musical score. This experience encourages contemplation of our connection to Earth and the universe. Immerse yourself in this extraordinary sound and light installation, an unforgettable exploration of art and science.
4. Binks Yard Soul & Motown First Birthday
Saturday 16 September 2023 | Binks Yard, The Island Quarter | Tickets - Free entry
It's time to celebrate as Binks Yard marks its first birthday with a soul and Motown extravaganza! Everyone is invited to join the party at this vibrant location within The Island Quarter. Expect an energetic atmosphere filled with music, dance, and delectable BBQ smoker food. The DJ lineup includes Nottingham's most experienced vinyl soul DJs, promising a night of grooves, soulful beats, and fantastic fun. Don't miss this incredible birthday bash – it's an event to remember!
5.Ghost Hunt - Newstead Abbey
Saturday 16 September | 8pm - 1am | Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire | Tickets - Prices start from £45
Dare to explore the haunted halls of Newstead Abbey, a monastic Abbey with over 800 years of history and a reputation for eerie encounters. Built in the 12th century, this historical gem takes on an entirely different character after dark. Visitors will traverse chilling rooms and corridors, immersing themselves in the mysterious atmosphere of this once bustling house. Will you hear unexplained sounds or encounter ghostly figures? Led by experienced paranormal investigators, this ghost hunt offers a unique opportunity to explore the supernatural side of this magnificent medieval building.
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