Looking for some festive fun this weekend? Or simply want to find somewhere warm to hide away for a few hours as the temperature drops? Then look no further...
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Wollaton Hall Craft Fair Stock up on quirky and unique Christmas gifts at a craft fair in this Grade I listed building. Entry is free and the event is on Saturday December 8 and Sunday December 9. For more information, call 0115 9153900 or wollaton.hall@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.
Cinderella, The Theatre Royal The Theatre Royal's pantomime this year starts on Saturday December 8 and runs until January 13. The show stars John Partridge (formerly Christian Clarke in Eastenders) as Prince Charming; actress, singer, and former lead-singer of the Three Degrees Sheila Ferguson as The Fairy Godmother, comedy double-act The Grumbleweeds as The Brokers Men. To book tickets, call the box office on 0115 985 5555 or click here.
Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood, Nottingham Playhouse For more panto fun, book tickets to see this production at the Nottingham Playhouse until January 19. Kenneth Taylor stars in the production. Read our review here. To book tickets, click here.
Newstead Abbey Christmas Craft Fair For unusual Christmas gifts, head down to Newstead Abbey's Christmas craft fair on Saturday December 8. Entry is free, parking £6.00. Entrance to house is £5 for adults and £1 for children.
Aurora Christmas Illuminations, Rufford Abbey Country Park For a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of the build-up to Christmas, pay a visit to Rufford Abbey's Christmas illuminations. The park will be lit up with a beautiful spectrum of lights, accompanied by calming background music. Aurora is on until December 16 every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5pm-7pm. Admission costs £3/£2 plus £3 per car parking charge.
Two Little Boys, Lakeside Arts Centre Give your little ones a treat with this Rolf Harris-inspired production at the Lakeside Arts Centre. The play tells the story of two boys at the turn of the century who forge a friendship despite different class backgrounds. To book tickets, click here.
Wollaton Hall Craft Fair Stock up on quirky and unique Christmas gifts at a craft fair in this Grade I listed building. Entry is free and the event is on Saturday December 8 and Sunday December 9. For more information, call 0115 9153900 or wollaton.hall@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.
Cinderella, The Theatre Royal The Theatre Royal's pantomime this year starts on Saturday December 8 and runs until January 13. The show stars John Partridge (formerly Christian Clarke in Eastenders) as Prince Charming; actress, singer, and former lead-singer of the Three Degrees Sheila Ferguson as The Fairy Godmother, comedy double-act The Grumbleweeds as The Brokers Men. To book tickets, call the box office on 0115 985 5555 or click here.
Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood, Nottingham Playhouse For more panto fun, book tickets to see this production at the Nottingham Playhouse until January 19. Kenneth Taylor stars in the production. Read our review here. To book tickets, click here.
Newstead Abbey Christmas Craft Fair For unusual Christmas gifts, head down to Newstead Abbey's Christmas craft fair on Saturday December 8. Entry is free, parking £6.00. Entrance to house is £5 for adults and £1 for children.
Aurora Christmas Illuminations, Rufford Abbey Country Park For a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of the build-up to Christmas, pay a visit to Rufford Abbey's Christmas illuminations. The park will be lit up with a beautiful spectrum of lights, accompanied by calming background music. Aurora is on until December 16 every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5pm-7pm. Admission costs £3/£2 plus £3 per car parking charge.
Two Little Boys, Lakeside Arts Centre Give your little ones a treat with this Rolf Harris-inspired production at the Lakeside Arts Centre. The play tells the story of two boys at the turn of the century who forge a friendship despite different class backgrounds. To book tickets, click here.
