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Thursday 30 May to Sunday 2 June
Old Market Square
Have you seen the spectacular 'Giant Catch' in Old Market Square yet?
The 6-metre-high sculpture marks seven days to go until the start of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.
As part of the celebrations, Nottingham will be hosting the UK's first Fanzone in Old Market Square – the UK's second-largest outdoor public space.
The FREE Fanzone will feature live broadcasting of the tournament fixtures and skill-based cricket activities for all abilities, as well as a range of multi-cultural food, music and entertainment – bringing you closer to the action than ever before.
There'll also be a bar, DJ, CWC merchandise and an information point, plus beanbags, deckchairs, pallet chairs scattered around the Square – meaning you can pitch up for an entire day and enjoy everything on offer!
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Sunday 26 May
Various venues
Since starting in Nottingham in 2005 Dot to Dot Festival has established itself as the UK's premier festival for unearthing the hottest new talent around, alongside established acts from all over the globe.
This year's line-up includes Crystal Fighters, Jordan Rakei, Swim Deep, The Orielles and more...
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Saturday 15 June
Victoria Embankment
Support the British team as they battle it out against the world’s best, as the race for Tokyo 2020 hots up.
The Grandstand overlooks the main stadium area – offering fantastic views of the swim start, transition, bike course, changeover zone, finish and big screen – with the athletes going past 28 times during the race!
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Saturday 25 to Monday 27 May
Newstead Abbey
Bring the family together this bank holiday weekend for a fun-filled day at Newstead Abbey's Craft and Gift Fair.
A selection of stall holders will be selling their wares in the historic Cloisters.
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Saturday 8 to Sunday 16 June
Nottingham Tennis Centre
Not long until men's and women's tennis combine once again for an explosive week of on-court action.
Nottingham Tennis Centre will again play host to this prestigious pre-Wimbledon tournament.
Don't miss out on the chance to watch and enjoy a fun-filled day out
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Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 May
Royal Concert Hall
Join Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved Zog as he bumps, burns and roars his way through Years 1, 2 and 3.
This magical adaptation sees a cast of actor-puppeteers bringing the world of Zog to life.
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Saturday 15 June
Forest Recreation Ground
Bubble Rush is a fun run with a difference... lots of coloured bubbles!
You'll start in a sea of foam and then take on four different coloured bubble stations, where foam canons create an incredi-bubble 4ft bubble bath!
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Thursday 30 May to Sunday 2 June
Broadway
Broadway Cinema’s crime, mystery and thriller festival is back.
Following on from its revival in 2018, this year’s edition of Shots in the Dark will consist of four days of special screenings, discussions, and introductions – offering new perspectives on classic and modern titles.
This 2019 edition focuses on the theme of obsession, from erotic fixations to the meticulous precision of the perfect crime.
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Saturday 15 June
University Park
Join us for a fun (and FREE) family day of discovery around University Park, and uncover the answers to the questions you’ve always wondered about.
Have a go at LED lightsaber training, see extreme experiments, help build a giant art installation and more!
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Dates between Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 8 June
Nottingham City Libraries
Strange Creatures uses magical, theatrical chamber music to gently explore what it means to be unique in a surprising and colourful world.
This intimate and engaging show, performed by exceptional musicians, will delight children and their families alike.
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