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Sat 24 July 2021
Wollaton Park, Nottingham
Richard Ashcroft & Supergrass confirmed as 2021 headliners
Joining Rick Astley, The Vamps, Belinda Carlisle, Becky Hill and more.
Following the recent government announcement and roadmap detailing plans to lift limits on social contact by 21 June, Splendour organisers are delighted to confirm plans for this year’s Splendour Festival, taking place on Saturday 24 July 2021.
Brit-pop legend Richard Ashcroft will join Supergrass as a festival headliner, joining a line-up already packed full of amazing artists, carried over from 2020’s postponed festival.
Alongside a great programme of music, the festival will once again play host to a range of activities for all the family, including the much loved fringe and comedy stages.
Splendour 2021 will continue to follow government guidelines and is working hard to ensure it can deliver a fun, safe and enjoyable event for all. However, should there be any changes to the government roadmap dates which cause Splendour to reschedule or postpone the festival, rest assured tickets will be valid for the new date or refunds will be available.
If you pay Council Tax to Nottingham City Council, you are eligible for a £10 resident discount on adult and under 18 tickets, per ticket (for up to 6 tickets). Your Council Tax bill will be issued to your address from Nottingham City Council directly and you will need the 8-digit number from it to enter when you book.
Richard Ashcroft Image credit: Dean Chalkley
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 Sun 26 September
Various Nottingham Venues
Dot To Dot Festival, is taking place in September this year; the first autumn event in the 16 year history of the award-winning festival with a reputation for bringing the hottest new talent to city-centre stages.
This year’s event continues Dot To Dot’s rich tradition of championing emerging talent. Sports Team will headline the festival, joined by British alternative rock band, Palace.
Dublin 4-piece Girl Band will also be showcasing their tremendous live reputation, and Do Nothing return to Dot To Dot Festival for 2021 after emerging through 2018/19
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 Activities with Nottingham City Libraries
Online
Have you seen the new website for Nottingham City Libraries?
From activities and events to interviews and storytelling, there’s something for everyone in the new digital library.
Activities include something for all ages; storytelling, recommended reads, and lots of ideas for home learning at all levels.
Use the filters to choose what you see and check back regularly for new content.
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 Fri 8 October
Rock CIty
When it comes to cool, there are none more chilled than the Fun Lovin’ Criminals.
Those wise enough to snap up some gig tickets for this ‘once in a lifetime’ type Fun Lovin’ Criminals tour date will no doubt be treated to an experienced and matured band playing some of their biggest hits with the same vigour that they had back in the nineties.
Look out for classic tracks like the pseudonymous Fun Lovin’ Criminal, The Grave and the Constant, King of New York, plus the unforgettable Scooby Snacks with it’s equally iconic Tarantino samples.
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Fri 26 November 2021 – Sun 9 January 2022
Wollaton Hall and Deer Park
It may be only March, but after a sensational debut, Christmas at Wollaton is back in 2021. The seasonal classic with a contemporary twist is fast becoming an annual tradition.
As twilight descends, Wollaton Hall and Gardens once again promise a visually stunning multi-sensory experience as they become an enchanting world of light and music.
New for 2021
Brand-new trail
The park will bring new smiles of delight as it is transformed into a magical wonderland set to captivate visitors with awe inspiring illuminations.
Twilight Viewing Package - an intimate twilight viewing of Christmas at Wollaton in a limited capacity time slot to create that extra special experience. Includes drinks voucher and parking. Restricted dates.
Early Bird tickets on sale on Monday!
Secure your tickets now and receive an exclusive 72-hour priority booking window to choose your preferred date and time of attendance when Christmas at Wollaton goes on general sale.
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