What's on in Nottingham This Week

Looking for events in Nottingham this week? Or wondering what’s on in Nottingham this week, or even just things to do in Nottingham this week? You can find a varied selection of opportunities unfolding across the city. This week brings a definite current of creativity, with a focus on visual arts and launches. Consider checking out the exhibitions at Lakeside Arts, or perhaps attending a performance at the New Theatre. The city also presents options for relaxed evenings. You can find opportunities for a sophisticated evening at one of the bars in the Hockley area, or broaden your horizons with a film at the Broadway Cinema.

Nottingham has long been a centre for artistic expression, stemming from its medieval roots and continuing through its industrial prominence as a textile manufacturing hub. The city's history informs its present cultural landscape. This week offers a taste of this legacy, with opportunities to engage with established collections and new perspectives alike. Beyond the galleries and performance spaces, consider an evening exploring the independent venues in the Lace Market. The area, known for its historic architecture, often hosts smaller-scale performances and gatherings.

Whether you’re after a focused afternoon or a lively evening, there’s a little something to pique most interests. Public transport makes access to these locations straightforward; the Nottingham Express Transit tram system is a particularly convenient way to travel between areas such as the city centre, Lace Market, and the University Park campus. Remember that on-street parking can be restricted, so utilising the Park & Ride facilities or bus services may prove beneficial, particularly during peak hours or if attending events at Colwick Park.

The listings below offer a broader picture, so you can pinpoint what suits you best. Check for times and venues. Consider the prevailing conditions, high winds have been reported, and it’s always prudent to remain aware of your surroundings in crowded areas.