Culture · Nottingham

Nottingham Playhouse's regional premiere of Beth Steel's acclaimed family drama gets a proper access-built-in performance on 23 September: captioned and relaxed, with house lights kept partially up, freedom to move around during the show, and a chill-out space available before, during and after.
A free companion ticket is available for anyone who needs one — a genuinely well-thought-through way to see a major new play, not a one-off token gesture bolted onto the run.
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We send the weekend's best hand-picked days out every Thursday. Free.
Craft & making👋 Meet peopleSat 19 Sept · Nottingham
A makers market inside a medieval church in the Lace Market — independent Nottingham artisans selling ceramics, jewellery and vintage.
Seasonal👋 Meet peopleSat 19 – Sun 20 Sept · Nottingham
A weekend of plant sales, bric-a-brac and home bakes in Wollaton Park's recently restored Victorian walled garden.
SeasonalUntil 4 Oct · Nottingham
A 700-year-old fairground tradition takes over Forest Recreation Ground for ten days — free to walk in, then pay per ride.