To mark Ascension Day, Paul Provost will play L'Ascension by Olivier Messiaen - four meditations on the Ascension of our Lord.
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Meet at The Workhouse at 10.30am to set off at 10.45am. 75 minute walk. A collection box will be available for voluntary donations to the National Trust. Contact Marie Legg on 01636 921997 for more details.
Lunchtime concert in Southwell Minster by Stephen Cooper (baritone) and Paul Hale (piano)
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Enjoy a light tea with friends. Free transport and free entry with retiring collection to cover costs. For further information call Stephen on 01636 815363
Ceilidh at Cedric Ford Pavilion, Newark Showground with two course meal and dancing to top Ceilidh band, Knitters Jig and their caller. Email NandDCS@outlook.com for more details
11 mile walk from Tealby. Please see website and contact walk leader Sandy on 07712 398667 for details
Featuring a selection of music from the Queen's Coronation, plus popular songs from each decade of her reign. Free entry (donations to support The Food Bank)
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In celebration of the Platinum Jubilee 9pm to 10pm
A free exhibition showing Farnsfield over the decades - its houses, businesses and people at work, rest and play
Taking place at Thurgarton Cricket Ground. All welcome - refreshments, BBQ, dog show, bouncy castle, rounders, tug of war, children's 'garden on a plate' competition, tombola, children's activities, charity and craft stalls.
In celebration of the Platinum Jubilee - bring your own picnic
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Celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Saturday 4th June from 5pm, The Village Centre, New Hill, Farnsfield. All profits to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.
Kelham House Hotel, hosted by ASK About (Averham, Staythorpe, Kelham)
Celebrate Her Majesty the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with a street party in the grounds of Southwell Minster
Open Studios Notts Festival Fortnight - 11th to 26th June
Tea and cakes on the Terrace. Children's fancy cress, children's sports, raffle, tombola, games, Morris dancing (The Micklebarrow Men) and more...
Newark Book Festival is a literature festival that takes place in July in a range of beautiful historic venues across Newark on Trent.
Language is an important part of our local identity and there are many dialect words which are typical of Nottinghamshire. Language is constantly changing and often younger people may not be aware of such words and therefore some might soon disappear. The Lost Words of Nottinghamshire project aimed to engage local school children with local language and dialect. Their work is being shared in a library touring exhibition around six Nottinghamshire Libraries, supported by Inspire Libraries and Miner2Major funding.