Latest Events in Nottingham(September Updated)

Welcome to the Cosy Club Nottingham Murder Mystery - Phantom Fatality event! Get ready for an evening filled with mystery, intrigue, and suspense at the Cosy Club . Join us for a thrilling in-person experience where you'll step into the shoes of a detective to solve a chilling murder case. Put your sleuthing skills to the test as you uncover clues, interrogate suspects, and ultimately reveal the identity of the culprit. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of crime and deception. Grab your tickets now and prepare for a night of thrills! Tickets include a 3 course meal and welcome drink. Arrival from 6:30pm, 7pm start. Bar open till midnight. Information Source: Kat Bradshaw | eventbrite

THE BIG INDIE TRIBUTE FESTIVAL IS HERE! The biggest indie tribute festival is set to take the roof off of Nottingham! Brace yourself for 4 hours of tribute bangers from your favourite indie legends with our LIVE BAND, DJs & performers! Belt your heart out to seventeen going under, pull up them knee socks and come out of that cage - as we take you on an indie journey you'll never forget at this not-to-be missed live music experience! EXPECT TO HEAR MUSIC FROM THE LIKES OF:ARCTIC MONKEYSSAM FENDERTHE KILLERSTHE 1975KASABIAN& MANY MORE! A NIGHT OF HUGE INDIE ROCK ANTHEMS! This event is 14+ under 18s must be accompanied by an adult - Please note this is a standing event! Information Source: The BIG Indie Fest | eventbrite

Love flowers? Dreaming of having your very own cut flower patch in your back garden? Join us for a peaceful and practical workshop where we will inspire you to successfully grow beautiful cut flowers for yourself and to gift to your friends and family. From early Spring bulbs to late Autumn blooms, we will share with you the simple secrets behind our cut-flower garden. What's included? Expert advice on how to plan for your growing space Learn what varieties provide sustainable bouquets for the seasons ahead Take your "ready to plant" design home Some seeds to get you started! Refreshments Whether it's a small patch, a raised bed or a whole plot - we will help you plan to grow successfully and sustainably! Workshop details Your host will meet you outside the main gates on Ransom Road, so please wait there. Facilitated by Jo from Staa, this workshop takes place on the beautiful St Ann's Community Orchard at St Ann's Allotments. Capacity: The maximum group size will be 10 people. Tickets: The ticket price includes materials,tools and refreshments. Facilities: A compost toilet is available at the Orchard with hand sanitizer for hand washing. Clothing: Please dress for the weather, and wear comfortable foot wear. The garden is a 5-minute walk from the entrance to the allotments. Parking: There is plenty of free roadside parking along Ransom Road. Contact: If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the organiser Kayleigh at info@staa-allotments.org.uk About Jo Jo is Staa’s CEO and Chair of the Nottingham Growing Network. She’s particularly passionate about seasonal, sustainable British blooms. You might think that the family floristry business sparked an early interest in all things floral. But it wasn’t until running a training centre in the 1990s, where Jo set up City & Guilds horticultural qualifications (as she has also recently done at STAA, too) that her spark for growing ignited. From growing up without a garden to growing on 1.75 acres, Jo’s love of all things floral really bloomed with the emergence of garden style floral arrangements. Nothing beats gorgeous, highly scented cut flowers fresh from farm to gate. Jo’s style shows that flowers don’t need to be flown across the world or sprayed with chemicals and wrapped in plastic to be show-stoppers. About the Community Orchard This workshop will be run from the Strawbale Building on the Community Orchard. This unique building is hand-built from bales of straw and weatherproofed with clay sourced on site. It’s also off-grid, being naturally insulated by a living roof, with solar panels and a log-burner. The Community Orchard is a garden maintained by Staa for educational purposes featuring a variety of mature fruit trees, many of them heritage varieties, and also includes a pond and a stream. St Ann’s Allotments are Grade II* Listed by Historic England, and designated an Area of Importance for Nature Conservation. It is the oldest and largest are of Victorian detached town gardens in the UK, with over 700-years of history, 500 gardens, and 32 miles of hedgerow. About Staa This event is organised by Staa, a small charity that manages a number of highly regarded projects across 30+ plots at St Ann's Allotments that provide community benefit and offer a wide variety of volunteering opportunities. Information Source: STAA | eventbrite

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Craft & Flea brings together the best independent makers, collectors, designers, and creatives from your area. Support small businesses by shopping local at our unique twist on the traditional craft market. With a wide selection of products, including ceramics, illustrations, candles, jewellery, vintage collections, and more, there's truly something for everyone on offer! But this isn’t your typical craft fair. We carefully screen all stall applications to ensure only the finest artisan traders are featured. Our events celebrate creativity and craftsmanship, showcasing only handmade, hand-designed, and authentic vintage goods. No two events are the same, and we are always welcoming new traders who apply to trade with us! Head over to our Facebook event page to see all the amazing talent - facebook.com/craftandflea * Stalls are curated on an application basis and we can't guarantee certain stock types. Images used for promotional purposes only TICKETS £3.00 Entry Under 12’s – FREE (no need for a ticket) Pre-booked tickets will ensure priority entry to the event. The ticket time is an arrival time ONLY. Your time within the event will not be capped. WANT TO TRADE? If you would like to trade at this event you can fill in the application on our website www.thecraftandflea.com WANT TO WORK WITH US? We need steward and promotional staff to help us run the event on the day! If you're interested in working with us please email your CV and city of the event to hello@thecraftandflea.com PLEASE NOTE: Any products displayed in images are used for advertising purposes only and are not guaranteed to be sold at events. We schedule our adverts weeks in advance and therefore cannot guarantee which traders will be attending each event. Information Source: Craft and Flea | eventbrite

Come along to the H.E.A.T Hub’s Home Energy Efficiency Event in Wollaton and discover how to make your home more sustainable for the future. Where: ​Kingswood Methodist Church & Community Centre, Lambourne Drive, Wollaton, Nottingham, NG8 1GR When: Saturday 20th September, 10:00am-12:00pm Homeowners will have the opportunity to meet the Home Energy Advice Team and learn about our tailored support package including the chance to register for a free* home energy plan. The HEAT Hub, made up of industry specialists such as architects, retrofit coordinators and retrofit assessors, works with homeowners to make their homes fit for the future. Our goal is to improve the home’s energy performance making it greener, more comfortable and cheaper to heat. This will help you make informed decisions, all while preserving the heritage of period properties and avoiding costly errors. The session will start with a presentation in the first hour. Followed by three breakout rooms, covering solar & air source heat pumps, insulation methods, and HEAT Hub’s free Home Energy Plans : Insulation Methods: Learn about the fabric-first approach to installing insulation in your home to maximise the performance of the walls and roof and ensure a sustainable way to achieve energy efficiency. Find out about a range of insulation materials to understand the suitability for your property as well as discover the costs and energy bill savings. Air Source Heat Pumps: We’ll be joined by trusted installers who specialise in air source heat pumps. With extensive experience helping thousands of households reduce their environmental impact and energy costs, these experts can provide consultation, maintenance advice, and training. Solar PV Panels: We’ll be joined by industry experts, with cutting-edge knowledge on the latest advancements in green technologies. They can advise you on how best to integrate renewables, such as solar panels and batteries into your home improvement projects. Find out more on our website here. Register for FREE and join us to find out what HEAT Hub is all about. Refreshments will be available. Parking: We recommend using the plentiful free parking available within a minute’s walk on Lambourne Drive and Elvaston Road. Limited free parking is also available on site - please ensure you do not block emergency access to the front entrance. Information Source: Nottingham Energy Partnership | eventbrite

Base 51 is excited to bring back our family-friendly Colour Run Nottingham for a 3rd time!Come and join us at Nottingham Girls High School for the most colourful Nottingham event of the summer! Run, walk or skip the 1k route as many times as you like route and be covered in paint powder (paint powder is non-toxic - we advise wearing sunglasses though)! Parking available or there are bus and tram stops nearby. TICKETS: Adult : £12 Under 18: £6 1 adult + 1 under 18: £16 Student (over 18) : £10 We'll be chucking paint powder over you, but if you want to buy your own you can buy sachets for £1.50 on the day. Every penny raised through this event will be used by Base 51 to provide life changing support to 11-24 year olds in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Other Base 51 events : click here . To note: The throwing powder is made of cosmetic grade materials and is EN71 certified. However, we recommend caution for those with allergies and respiratory issues. The ground will be uneven, caution is advised to those with limited mobility. This is a fun run there will be no timings or official distances. It's a charity event aimed at providing low-cost fun for people in Nottingham. Information Source: Base 51 | eventbrite

Welcome to the Crowne Plaza Nottingham Wedding Fayre ! Join us at the Crowne Plaza Nottingham, an IHG Hotel for a day filled with wedding inspiration and planning. Meet with local vendors, from florists to photographers, to help make your special day perfect. Enjoy live music, sample delicious cakes, and gather ideas for your dream wedding. Whether you're just starting to plan or putting the finishing touches on your big day, this event is a must-visit for all brides and grooms-to-be. We can't wait to help you bring your wedding vision to life! The Crowne Plaza in Nottingham has recently benefited from an extensive make-over. The hotel has had all of its 210 bedrooms refurbished creating spaces that ensure guests experience the best stay Crowne Plaza Nottingham is in the heart of the city, a short distance from the Nottingham City Centre train station and airports. The hotel has recently transformed into a stylish and modern hotel, with more space for business and leisure. All 210 bedrooms as well as the ground floor bar, restaurant and reception lounge area have been refurbished to create an exciting experience for our hotel guests, offering them the perfect stay. Each bedroom now features modern furniture, flat screen TV’s and USB ports close to the bed for comfortable use. The conference and event facilities are currently undergoing exciting plans to be transformed in 2018, offering 17 venue rooms and a boardroom with capacity for 400 guests, perfect for business or pleasure. The focus of the refurbishment was to meet business needs and offer a professional and comfortable venue and classic facilities for weddings.. We redesigned the entire bar area to transform it into a relaxing space, perfect for meeting with friends and colleagues in a more informal environment. The new menu offers a selection of freshly prepared food, and drink, with sports, news and other entertainment displayed on screens in the bar. On site, we also have the Urban Escape Spa which includes a swimming pool, gymnasium, steam room, and jacuzzi to help you unwind and relax, making your stay truly memorable. Information Source: TT Country Events | eventbrite

Join us in private woodlands at Rushcliffe Country Park to celebrate the end of summer and welcome in the season of autumn and beginning of the darker half of the year. The Autumn Equinox marks the point in the year when day and night are of equal length (equal literally means 'equal night'). From this point forwards, the nights begin to draw in, the air temperature begins to drop, and the autumn leaves begin to turn golden and gently fall to the floor for another year. Along with the Spring Equinox and the Solstices, the Autumn Equinox is one of the most important moments in the natural calendar of the year , celebrated in different forms across the Northern Hemisphere for centuries. It is a wonderful opportunity to take a pause and tune into the beautiful changes in the natural world. Our Autumn Equinox Nature Celebration will focus on the themes relating to the Equinox of balance, harvest and gratitude . The event will include: A guided forest bathing experience A guided harvest walk , identifying and collecting seasonal wild fruits, some of which we will together use to make into our own warming autumn tea . A chance for personal reflection , both independently and as a group if you feel comfortable Mindful nature craft activity The event is open to everyone , whether you regularly celebrate the seasonal festivals of the year, or if you would just like to give yourself some time to rest and recharge jn nature as we move from light to dark. The event will be led by Poppy , an experienced Forest Therapy Practitioner and all-round nature and wellbeing enthusiast . Please see the FAQs below for more info, or contact me at wildandwondernotts@gmail.com Information Source: Wild and Wonder | eventbrite

We are delighted to welcome Tristan Gooley to Waterstones Nottingham to celebrate the release of his new book, The Hidden Seasons . ' When we know what to look for and what it means, seasonal moments that were once hidden shine brightly.' In The Hidden Seasons , Tristan Gooley shows us how to read the clues that the sun, moon, stars, plants, fungi, animals, water and weather give us - but that we continually miss, because we don't know how and where to look. Spring is the time of wildflower signs, unique cloud shapes and curious animal behaviour. Summer is a time of coastal clues, astronomical extremes and secret grass patterns. Autumn is a time for reading leaves, deciphering scents and investigating fungi. And in winter, we learn to read snow, deepen our star knowledge and use rare methods to find clues in overlooked places, including indoors. As with Tristan Gooley's bestsellers The Walker's Guide , How to Read Water and How to Read a Tree , The Hidden Seasons inspires us to explore these signs for ourselves, giving us many rich insights into our turning year. Soon we will be able to anticipate and celebrate daily changes that few notice, however surprising they may be. And the seasons will never look, sound or smell the same again. Tristan will talk about his new book before an audience Q&A and book signing. Tristan Gooley is an award-winning and international bestselling author. Through his journeys, teaching and writing, he has pioneered a renaissance in the rare art of natural navigation. His previous title, How to Read a Tree , was a Sunday Times Bestseller and a Waterstones Non-Fiction Book of the Month pick, selling 100,000 copies across all formats. Readers are embracing his vision of the natural world in ever increasing numbers. For any queries or accessibility requirements please contact events.nottingham@waterstones.com Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Hi Bunny, YOU are cordially invited to… BUNNY BOOK CLUB When: The Blue Hour J Where: You know where J Bring: Yourself, please J Oh Bunny, you’re so clever, but we didn’t really love Bunny, Bunny. You made us look SO CRAY! OMG! But that’s alright, Bunny, we are setting the record straight with our own novel, We Love You, Bunny . Aren’t you SO excited, to hear our side of the story, Bunny? Oh Bunny, we missed you and we’ll be celebrating our new book with Light and Sunny cocktails and miniature cupcakes. All the cupcakes please!? It’s going to be SO amazing, Bunny. So. We love you, Bunny J Join us for a very special book club event to celebrate the release of Mona Awad’s We Love You, Bunny . We will chat about the first book and share our predictions for the next one! There will be themed decorations, food, and drink as well as activities. And of course, you'll be able to get your hands on the new novel, Bunny! For accessibility requirements, dietary requirements, or queries please contact events.nottingham@waterstones.comPlease note, Mona Awad will not be appearing at this event. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Location: Nottingham Mechanics Institute, 3 North Sherwood Street, Nottingham NG1 4EZ Face to Face training This full-day course is an in-depth exploration of domestic abuse. The day covers in detail: forms of abuse, the experience and impact of living with domestic abuse, indicators and how to respond. After attending this session, you’ll be able to Understand the impact of domestic violence and abuse on adults and children (including trauma) Describe different types of abuse, including coercive control Spot potential indicators of domestic abuse Understand the barriers survivors face in getting help Pinpoint and use good practice in responding Use and signpost to useful resources and services Feel more confident in helping to support anyone affected by domestic violence and abuse and identify risk Who should sign up? Workers and volunteers who need an in-depth understanding of domestic abuse and how to respond. This might include fore example: Domestic abuse specialists, social workers, health practitioners, mental health practitioners, housing workers, probation, police and workers in some parts of the charity sector. Commissioners, managers and strategists who need to develop responses to domestic abuse would also benefit from this course For those who need a more general awareness and introduction session our Domestic Abuse Awareness Training is also available Please be aware: During the session, specific reference is made to different types of domestic abuse, so we recommend attending in a quiet and confidential space. Support is available if you are impacted by any content if the session. About our trainers Our trainers here at Equation, have an extensive background in supporting survivors of domestic abuse in a range of specialist provisions, as well as supporting children. Want to find out more or book? Book securely online here or, if you’ve got questions, drop an email to training@equation.org.uk Cancellation PLEASE NOTE : : This training is being held face to face . Please provide at least 24 hours notice if you cannot attend the training. If you are unable to attend due to sickness on the day please inform us by email. We are also able to accept an alternative delegate in your place - their name will need to be provided before the start of the session by email to training@equation.org.uk. Failure to attend without notice will be classed as no show. Your manager will be notified of your absence. Cost Please be aware: due to the conditions of our funding, this training is free to people working in Nottinghamshire County – chargeable outside of these areas. We are monitoring the attendance list and you will be asked to pay if you do not qualify for a free ticket. Cost Please be aware: due to the conditions of our funding, this training is free to people working in Nottingham City – chargeable outside of these areas. We are monitoring the attendance list and you will be asked to pay if you do not qualify for a free ticket. Funded by This course has been funded by Nottingham Community Safety Partnership. Find all Equation's training sessions here . Equation's Privacy Policy Information Source: Equation | eventbrite

The guided walk begins at the Visitor's Centre and takes you on a 90-minute tour around the site, stopping at features of importance and interest during its 700-year history. We'll share the story of how the allotments started, their use as Victorian pleasure gardens, and how the site is used today. St Ann’s Allotments are Grade 2* Listed by Historic England, and designated an Area of Importance for Nature Conservation. The tour includes a visit to two plots - the Heritage Display Garden and The Nursery. Tour details Booking: Maximum capacity for each tour is 15 people. Refreshments: Please bring your own food and drink, and take rubbish home with you. We'll stop at the Heritage Display Garden to rest and explore, so feel free to bring a flask of tea or coffee with you. If it will be a hot day, please bring a bottle of water. Amenities: Two compost toilets are available for use at the middle and end of the tour, with hand sanitiser for hand washing. Terrain and weather: The walk is 1.3 miles, with some steep hills and uneven surfaces, so please wear suitable shoes and dress for the weather. If it has been raining, some paths may be slippy or muddy, and in Summer there may be nettles or brambles beside the path. Parking and directions: There is free on-street parking along Ransom Road. The entrance is 121 Ransom Road, NG3 3LH. Attendance: If you can no longer attend, please cancel your ticket or email us at info@staa-allotments.org.uk so that we can offer your ticket to someone else. The Heritage Display Garden This unique plot showcases the use of allotments through three different periods in history. The Heritage Display Garden is maintained by volunteers at STAA for educational purposes. It features a variety of mature fruit trees, many of them heritage varieties, and also includes a pond, a glasshouse, and a Victorian summer house. The Nursery The Nursery is part of our National Lottery Community Fund project, creating an accessible garden so that everyone can learn about gardening and growing food. The garden is also the hub of our Community Harvest project, maintained by volunteers and community groups, and our fresh produce is delivered to local food banks and community cafes. Information Source: STAA | eventbrite

Join us at West Bridgford Library for an evening of wonderful poetry, as acclaimed poet Imtiaz Dharker shares her desert island poems in conversation with the Library Director of Bromley House Library Clare Brown, before reading from her own award-winning work.   Information Source: Inspire Culture | Learning | Libraries | eventbrite

Welcome to the Cyrus event where we will be demonstrating the new 40 PPA PHONO PREAMPLIFIER ! Join us in person at Nottingham Hi-Fi 29 Bridlesmith Gate to experience the latest in audio technology. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of high-fidelity sound with Cyrus. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to see and hear the future of audio equipment. Mark your calendars and come join us for an unforgettable event! Information Source: Nottingham Hi-Fi | eventbrite

Welcome to Lingering Echos - Hong Kong Chinese Music and Cantonese Operatic Songs ! Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Hong Kong through a captivating musical journey. Join us at St Leonard's Community Centre for an unforgettable experience filled with soul-stirring melodies and traditional operatic performances. Discover the beauty and depth of Hong Kong Chinese music while enjoying the enchanting sounds of Cantonese operetic songs. The duration of the perofmance is about 70 minutes. There will be a 15 minutes post performance sharing after the performance. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore the vibrant world of Hong Kong's musical traditions. Book your tickets now! 霧湧煙散之間，聲音悄然浮現。往事、記憶、情懷，未能如煙消散。《未能如煙》是一場由概念出發的音樂會，以粵曲、廣東音樂、江南絲竹等音樂交錯構成，重構我們與聲音、記憶與土地的聯繫。曲目包括：《虞美人》、《姑蘇行》、《紅燭淚》、《流波曲》、《絲路駝鈴》、《聽松》、《流水行雲》、《李後主之去國歸降》及《廣陵散》（選段）。 不設劃位 Information Source: HK Notts CIC | eventbrite

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Join Team Helimed29 as we take part in the Robin Hood Half Marathon 2025 whilst raising funds for Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance! A picturesque route taking in the sights along Victoria Embankment, River Trent, past Nottingham Castle, near the Robin Hood Statue, through the Nottingham Park Estate and through Wollaton Park where you're bound to spot some deer roaming. Finishing on Victoria Embankment Recreation Ground next to the River Trent! The Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance is one of the UKs leading Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) Charities , funded purely by the generosity of people like you! We are not part of the NHS and not funded by the Government. At a time when every second counts, the arrival of our iconic yellow helicopter really can mean the difference between life and death. We transport the equivalent of an A&E department to people suffering from the most serious of illnesses and devastating injuries, providing the best possible treatment as quickly as possible. Information Source: Robin Hood Marathon Events | eventbrite

Run the Robin Hood Half Marathon for Maggie's! Join thousands of people in the race this September and support those whose lives are affected by cancer, one step at a time. The Robin Hood Half Marathon is an exciting and scenic run through Nottingham’s historic landmarks, including the stunning Wollaton Park and Trent Bridge. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a new challenge, this half marathon is the perfect way to push yourself while supporting Maggie's Nottingham. By running for Maggie's, your support will help provide free cancer support to all those whose lives are affected by cancer, as well as their friends and families. We are asking all those who take a charity place, to raise a minimum of £250 in sponsorship. Information Source: Maggie's | eventbrite

The UK's biggest and best market for gamers returns to the Harvey Hadden Sports Centre on 28th September 2025. Run by award-winning gaming event organisers Replay Events with 15 years of event experience, 100s of events and over 250,000 satisfied past attendees, you can be assured our events are the best in the business! If you’ve yet to visit a Gaming Market they are collector style events that focus on buying and selling games, consoles, merchandise, artwork and so much more. Simply put, imagine a massive venue filled with nothing but video games and merchandise retailers and thousands of gamers, collectors and fellow geeks eager to find a bargain. Gaming Nirvana! Whether you are after that hard to find import title, that game you loved when you were younger or the perfect gift for your bestie, you will want to be at this event! Following feedback we have received from recent Gaming Markets and due to the increased demand for our events we have made some changes to this market. This is for the safety and enjoyment of attendees and traders. - Advance entry is now £7.00 from 11:00 and is only available by purchasing tickets online. Advance entry numbers will be reduced to 800. Under 16s must purchase a ticket for advance entry. - Second and third door entry (12:00/13:00) will be £5.00 and tickets are only available online. We will restrict these pre-paid door entry numbers to 700. Under 16s must purchase a ticket for second entry. - General entry will now be from 14:00 will cost just £3.50. Tickets will be available both online and on the door for standard entry. Children under 16 are free with paying adults with general entry tickets. Priority will be given to pre-paid customers. The market is more relaxed after 15:00 and we would anticipate there would be minimal queuing after this time. Please take this into consideration when planning your visit. Under 5s do not require a ticket for this event. The event will close at 16:00. Visit the website for more info - www.nottinghamgamingmarket.com Information Source: REPLAY EVENTS | eventbrite

In considering what editors are looking for in a pamphlet, we will see what we can learn from some of the best recent get thinking about how to select and order your ownpoems.   The session will explorethe range of poetry publishers and consider how to pitch, how to talk aboutyour work, and how to know your audiences.   With plenty of time forquestions and discussion on good practice and common pitfalls, you’ll leave with key footholds for your next steps on yourpublication journey. This workshop will berun by Emma Press editor James Trevelyan.  Information Source: Inspire Culture | Learning | Libraries | eventbrite

We are excited to be joined by producer Rebecca Wolff for a special screening and filmmaker roundtable of The Severed Sun. Open to writers, directors and producers based in the Midlands, we will be welcoming Rebecca to talk all things filmmaking and producing. This is your opportunity to ask questions directly to an expert about the development and production of feature films, from development right up to distribution. The team behind The Severed Sun have all had support from BFI NETWORK in the past and so can share experiences of next steps following funding. Tickets are extremely limited and include access to the roundtable, as well as your cinema ticket for the screening. If you already have a ticket to the screening or the fee is a barrier to attending, please contact us before booking your place at the roundtable. We are also able to provide travel bursaries for filmmakers travelling to the event from within the Midlands, please contact us to arrange your travel/ bursary. For the above or if you have any questions about the event please email: bfinetwork@filmhubmidlands.org About The Severed Sun Director: Dean Puckett | 2024 | 84 mins | Folk Horror | UK | English Magpie lives in an isolated church community ruled over by her father, The Pastor. When a man is murdered, paranoia sets in and people start to whisper about a strange 'Beast' that lives in the forest. An atmospheric and well-crafted folk horror featuring a talented British ensemble cast. Information Source: BFI NETWORK Midlands | eventbrite

Join our Cancer in the Workplace session and discover how you can support colleagues with cancer in your organisation. There is an ever-increasing need to provide expert support and guidance to employers and employees affected by cancer – the number of people living with cancer in the UK is expected to rise to four million by 2030. Maggie’s interactive Cancer in the Workplace workshops can help HR managers, Line Managers and employees to support colleagues affected by cancer. The workshop is September 30th 2025 at 2.30pm-4.30pm Information Source: Maggie's | eventbrite

Come along and receive a presentation about becoming a Royal Marines Reservist. We will brief you on all aspects of what it takes to become a part time Royal Marines Commando and how you can earn your coveted Green Beret. You’ll be able to speak face to face to Royal Marines Commandos , both Regular serving and Reservists, alongside recruits from our current Reserve training intake here in Nottingham You will find out how the Royal Marines Reserves support the Regular Royal Marines, Royal Navy and wider defence. You will be provided all the information about the recruitment process, what it takes to undertake training and then pass the Royal Marines Commando Course. We will provide an insight into both the physical and mental challenges of achieving such a high standard of soldiering whilst balancing that with other demands such as work, studies and family life. You’ll be able to ask questions, see some of the equipment in use and have a demonstration in some of the physical challenges you’ll have to master should you choose to join us. Royal Marines training is demanding, but really rewarding; you’ll experience camaraderie and visit places that you’ve never been, whilst allowing you to develop new transferable skills which will benefit your full time career. This is your chance to understand what life as a Royal Marines Reservist looks like and what it can offer you. Dress for the evening will be casual. You will need identification and a notepad and pen to take notes. Parking is available on site. Information Source: Sergeant Coulbeck | eventbrite

When people hear the word ‘horror’, they might often think of violence, fear, and of women in peril. But the relationship between horror and women is far richer – and far more surprising – than many realise.  From the rise of the Gothic in the eighteenth century, women have been at the heart of the horror genre – not just as characters, but as creators. These chilling tales were often written by women, for women, and became a powerful space to explore their deepest fears, desires, and frustrations. Horror offered something radical: a genre that could challenge social norms, question power structures, and give voice to the unspoken. In this fast-paced, four-century journey through literary history, we’ll uncover how women have shaped the horror genre – transforming haunted houses, ghosts, vampires, and monsters into metaphors for real-life struggles. From Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House , from the forgotten women of Romantic poetry to the simmering rage in Jane Eyre , this talk examines how horror has become a vessel for feminist expression. Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7.30pm - come down early to grab a good seat! Follow us on IG @seedtalks Speaker Bio: Dr Joan Passey is a Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Bristol where she specialises in the gothic, horror, and folklore in literature and culture. She has a Masters from the University of Oxford and a PhD from the University of Exeter, both focusing on the gothic and the supernatural. She is a BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker and regularly contributes to and presents for BBC Radio 3, and has spoken at Hay Festival and from the BBC Proms. She edits anthologies for the British Library Tales of the Weird series, with titles including Cornish Horrors: Tales from the Land's End, Our Haunted Shores: Tales from the Coasts of the British Isles, and Phantoms of Kernow: Tales from Haunted Cornwall. Her monograph, Cornish Gothic, 1830-1913 (University of Wales Press, 2023) was the first to define a Cornish Gothic tradition in the nineteenth century, and she co-edited Shirley Jackson's Dark Tales: Reconsidering the Short Fiction (Bloomsbury, 2024) with Robert Lloyd. Testimonials from our guests ⭐ Super Interesting talks! Fun and Informative - Ally S. ⭐ Expertly run, talks are always super informative and a lot of fun! Couldn’t recommend these enough! 5 star. - Owen S ⭐ Been to a few talks and all have been super interesting. An enjoyable evening to go to either alone or with friends. The talks make for stimulating conversation. Highly recommend! - Daisy J   Information Source: Seed Talks | eventbrite

Fizz, Food & Fundraising: Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Nottingham x Breast Cancer Research Thursday 2 nd October 2025 | £25.00 per person (exlcluding booking fee) | Arrival from 6pm, Dinner from 7pm Get ready for an elegant evening with unforgettable dining at the Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Nottingham — one of Nottingham’s most iconic dining destinations. Hosted by Miss Nottinghamshire Great Britain, this exclusive event combines delicious food, sparkling drinks, and meaningful fundraising to support vital Breast Cancer Research. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be greeted with a glass of fizz to set the tone for the night. Followed by a delicious two-course meal with a menu filled with Marco Pierre White classics. This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a glamorous night out in Nottingham while supporting an incredible cause. Every ticket sold helps raise awareness and essential funds for breast cancer research, supporting a cause that touches so many lives. Book today — tickets are limited, and this event is not to be missed. (18+ Only | Proof of Age Required | Challenge 25 Policy in Operation | Gambleaware.org | bedrinkaware.co.uk) Terms and Conditions 1. The event will take place on 2 October 2025 from 6pm and is open to all customers. 2. Reservations are available to book for £25 per person until 48 hours prior to the event date. 3. All tickets will include a two- course meal from set menu, a pink fizz arrival drink (or non-alcoholic alternative available) and a Cancer Research Charity donation of £5. 4. Reservations must be prebooked; no walk-ins will be allowed. 5. Reservations can be purchased through the Design my Night and Event Brite online booking system. 6. Entry is at the discretion of management and any guests acting in an inappropriate manner will not be permitted entry and deposits will be lost. Management reserves the right to refuse entry. 7. Alea Nottingham is a strictly over 18s venue. 8. Anyone under 18 years of age will not be permitted entry. A challenge 25 policy is in place and proof of age may be required upon entry. 9. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Metropolitan Reward Card discounts do not apply. 10. Entry constitutes acceptance by the entrant of these terms and conditions. 11. Any complaints or disputes should be brought to the immediate attention of Venue Management for resolution. 12. The Promoter reserves the right to cancel or amend the promotion at any time. If participants have already met the qualifying criteria for the promotion, they will be entitled to participate in the promotion on the terms entered, (subject to any expiry or other conditions contained in these terms) and entitled to any benefits associated with the promotion. 13. Employees of the Promoter, their agents, families, or household members are prohibited from participating in this promotion. 14. Disregard or failure to meet any of these terms may result in the management cancelling prizes. 15. Promoter: London Clubs International trading as Metropolitan Gaming, Fourth floor, 265 Tottenham Court Road, Bloomsbury, London, W1T 7RQ. Information Source: Marco Pierre White Nottingham | eventbrite

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Mark your calendar – this is your night! Nottingham’s biggest student night is back – 4-8pm on Thursday 2nd October. One evening. Four Hours. Exclusive discounts, giveaways, games and entertainment from all your favourite brands. Are you in?! Register now to confirm your spot and for a chance to win a £100 shopping voucher for Victoria Centre! Deadline - Wednesday 1st October at10pm - T&Cs apply. What’s happening? On the night discounts Live music and DJ sets throughout the Centre. Games, competitions and prizes Collect special treats and surprises from some of your favourite stores Tasty bites at Clocktower Dining. It's In Nottingham Student Village in the upper mall where you'll find freebies, and more games and competitions from some of Nottingham’s best bars, clubs, and experiences. And ... there’s more fun just outside the Centre on Clumber Street organised by It’s In Nottingham with extra fun, giveaways, and discounts while taking in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. Register now to guarantee your entry. On the night bring your e-ticket, and your student ID, in participating stores to redeem exclusive offers and discount. T&Cs apply. Stay in the loop - follow Victoria Centre for updates, offers and more: Instagram: @VictoriaCentre and @itsinnottingham Facebook: @VictoriaCentre and @itsinnottingham TikTok: @VictoriaCentre Don't miss out on the latest news and happenings! Student Night offers Student Night offers will be released from the start of September on the Victoria Centre Website: https://victoria-centre.com/ How to get to Victoria Centre Pedestrian Entrances: All entrances will be open Public Transport & Driving: Find all the details on how to reach us here Centre information For further information about Victoria Centre, accessibility, parking and opening hours, please visit the centre website and for all year round student discounts head here Terms and Conditions- Please note that offers are subject to change. Offers are available Thursday 2nd October 2025, 4pm - 8pm, unless specified. Please ask in store for full terms and conditions and store opening times Students must show valid e-ticket and student ID in store to redeem offers Full Ts & Cs: https://victoria-centre.com/terms-conditions Privacy Policy, Victoria Centre https://victoria-centre.com/privacy-policy/ Privacy Policy, Student Shopping UK https://www.studentshoppinguk.com/privacy Information Source: Student Shopping UK | eventbrite

Skirmish Paintball are proud to introduce our Charity Game for 2025. Tickets are £65 for the weekend or £40 for the sunday only, with £5 from each ticket going to Charity (Exact Charity to be Confirmed). Saturday will include mini woodsball games and 2v2 on the Sup'air and for this year an added 1v1. There will be access to the Hyperball Field all weekend with Sunday being the big game scenario. We have FREE weekend camping with access to the site from 3pm on the Friday. On site catering. We have a bar on the Saturday, Fireworks and Fun. This will be Event Paint Only with access to at least two brands. (Exact type to be confirmed nearer the day) If you don't play but want to be on site to spectate then that comes at only £10 for the whole weekend. Information Source: Skirmish Paintball Nottingham | eventbrite

Back to the Avenues But this time as part of Sustainable Fashion Week 2025 Join The Big Swap for Inclusive Exclusive — the UK’s first sustainable fashion event designed exclusively for plus-sized girlies. A powerful, community-led event combines ethical fashion with self-love. Expect a vibrant plus-size clothes swap, an inclusive runway show of sustainable brands, style and swap favourites, ethical brand showcases, industry and community panel discussions, and joyful spaces to connect, share, and celebrate. Let’s reshape and reclaim fashion — for people, planet, and Every Body. Join us Sun 05 Oct, 2025 at 11 am for an intimate 4+ hours of swapping clothes and getting aquainted with a handful of specially curated good brands doing their best to include curves in their sustainable journeys. WHAT'S WHAT 11.00 - 3.30pm: Event running time 11.00 - 1.30pm: Swap drop Bustlers Nottingham You bring and take away up to 10 items (1 token per accepted item): clothing shoes and accessories that are in great condition - sorry we can't accept nightwear, underwear or jewellery 2.00ish: Swap opens All other cool stuff kicks off from 11.30 - full itinerary listed soon Ticket: Welcome drink of fizz or fruit juice The Venue & Area Bustlers St Food is a significant player and one of Nottingham's coolest indie spots Sneinton Market Avenues Grab your welcome drink, but feel free to come and go as you please. Have a mooch and check out this cool part of town with a couple of bars including Neon Raptor a step away, The Bath Inn opposite in all its gorgeous decadence, but definitely allow time to grab some food with event hosts Bustlers All items left over at the end of the event are donated to charity White Rose for resale in their stores supporting work to raise awareness, build peace and prevent genocide. The Big Swap is all about making sustainable fashion options available to all sizes. We feel passionate about size inclusion giving all swappers the chance to shop responsibly and reduce their environmental impact. Circular fashion fits everybody and it begins here Make today's choice tomorrow's future. Swap before you shop Information Source: The Big Swap | eventbrite