We’ve rounded up our top 5 things to do in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this weekend.
Take your pick of unique events and activities including the return of Japan Fest, world class cricket, fab festivals and more!
And while you’re out and about, don’t forget - if you are out having a great time in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire, you can use #LoveNotts to share the love, or tag us using @visitnotts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We’re also on TikTok under @visitnottinghamshire!
There are many more things to do and explore on our full What’s On calendar such as interesting exhibitions, tours, and fun outdoor activities. Have a browse today and find the perfect activity or experience to enjoy this weekend.
Japan Fest 2024
Sunday 2nd June | Mansfield Rugby Union Football Club | 11.30am - 5pm | Tickets: £8 + booking fee, Family Ticket: £28 + booking fee, Under 3's Go Free
For the second time in Mansfield, brace yourself for an extraordinary celebration of Japanese culture and anime at the exhilarating Japan Fest, hosted by Otaku World LTD at the vibrant Mansfield Rugby Club. This meticulously curated event is a passionate endeavour by dedicated individuals, committed to delivering an unforgettable taste of Japan to Mansfield.
Prepare to be captivated by awe-inspiring performances including the soulful melodies of L J English, a renowned traditional Japanese folk singer. Feel the magic as Aki, an exceptionally skilled Koto player, weaves musical enchantment throughout the venue. Let LELE, an exceptional singer and artist, transport you with her Kawaii Japanese songs. To add the perfect rhythmic climax, immerse yourself in the powerful beats of Taiko drummers performing with traditional Japanese Taiko drums.
Arctic Numpties
Friday 31st May | Metronome | 7pm | Tickets: £5 - £15
Don’t miss this unique gig - Yorkshire's very own tribute to the Arctic Monkeys, with an authenticity that is hard to beat.
The 'Numpties' give audiences the ultimate Arctic Monkeys experience, passionately replicating the Sheffield icons' sound and look.
Covering everyone's favourites from all six albums, the Arctic Numpties are a must see for any Monkeys fan. The best you ever had!
T20 Blast Cricket
Friday 31st May | Trent Bridge | 6.30pm | Ground Admission Tickets From: Adult £25, Under 21 & Senior £19
The Vitality Blast returns to Trent Bridge across May, June and July – and it’s so much more than a game. This weekend, you can catch Notts Outlaws v Northamptonshire Steelbacks on 31st May.
And with a host of free, family-friendly entertainment, mouthwatering food and drink offerings and a live DJ, there really is something for everyone at a Trent Bridge T20.
Expect sixes to be smashed, stumps to be shattered and the Trent Bridge faithful to be in full voice across all seven of Notts Outlaws’ T20 group games.
The Great British Food Festival
Friday 31st May - Sunday 2nd June | Hardwick Hall | 10am - 5pm daily | Tickets: From £15
Calling all foodies from baking to BBQ, there's something for everyone at the Great British Food Festival.
There's 5 main stages to keep you entertained along with live music, chef demos, food challenges, tasty street food and fabulous artisan stalls.
Want to take part in the Cake Off? Enter today and gain free entry to the festival! Find out more on the Great British Food Festival's website linked below.
Green Hustle Festival
Saturday 1st June | Old Market Square | FREE event
Green Hustle Festival is a celebration of life and creativity that aims to make Nottingham greener, healthier, and more connected. The free event includes activities, creative workshops, a talks tent, live music, street entertainment, a pop up garden, and a community cafe serving pay-what-you-feel meals.
Entertainment will include collaborations with local artists, organisations and community groups, uniting behind the theme ‘Common Ground’.
It's a great way to find out more about green issues and take away ideas for sustainable living, from making ethical purchases and tips for growing in pots and plots of all sizes, to steps individuals can take to effect change in their communities.
Make sure you catch the Green Hustle at the National Justice Museum drop-in activities!
This blog was written by Katherine Taylor, Marketing Executive at Visit Nottinghamshire.
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