There are a whole host of events taking place across the District of Newark and Sherwood. These are available below on our events calendar.
Newark Creates are working with The Neurodiversity Umbrella Project to bring you a summer of colour to celebrate all the different minds we have here in the UK. Every Umbrella […]
Did you know there are lots of animals in St Mary’s? Explore the beautiful church to see if you can find them all. Visitors will also be able to see […]
With over 870 years of history to explore at Rufford, it can be a daunting challenge to get your head around! Rufford Abbey Country Park’s Abbey Tales experience guides you […]
There will be a display presenting a brief overview of the fascinating 1,000 years of Bilsthorpe history. The display is part of the Museum’s work to put together a more […]
Step back in time to reveal the Porters Cellars throughout history! Using pastels, artists pigment and paints, watch as Urban Canvas create a unique piece of mind-boggling illusionary art. On the final day, you will get the chance to photograph yourself from a dizzy height, as the artists invite you onto the art for a […]
Throughout the festival there will be films, photography displays and open discussion sessions about the history of the River Trent with the Barge’s project lead who has been connected with the river for over sixty years.
When you look at the historic buildings around Newark you may wonder how they are kept looking like they did in the past. This is your chance to find out, as heritage building skills are demonstrated in the Market Place. This event is being especially put on by Nottinghamshire Buildings Preservation Trust and Newark Civic […]
Come up to the art studio on Floor 5 to meet the museum’s artist in residence, Samantha. After working in the museum all summer, Samantha will have lots to share. […]
Newark Masonic Hall will open its doors to the public for a rare opportunity see inside this impressive Victorian building which was built in 1863 and has been home to […]
Visit the Town Hall to admire the designs of local students who entered the John Carr 300 competition this summer. Students were challenged to redesign the upper floors of the Town Hall in honour of its architect’s 300th birthday. See the creativity and imagination shown by entries from 5- to 14-year-olds, including the competition winners!
Enjoy a free tour of the stunning tower at St Mary Magdalene Church. Tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tours will take place at 10.30am and 1.30pm. Please arrive at the west end of the Church 10 minutes before to register.
The Newark Vegan and Ethical Market is back in the marketplace this September. From hot foodie trucks to delicious cakes and ethical produce, discover a range of stalls at Newark Royal Market. Visiting for lunch? Be sure to arrive early - the foodies are too good to miss! This event is produced in conjunction with […]
Festival of Food and Drink, the East Midlands’ largest celebration of local food producers and global flavours, is moving to a brand-new location for its tenth year, taking place from […]
Enjoy an excellent programme of music, including a recital from Oliver Morrell (tenor) and William Sims (piano) focusing on English song and an organ recital which will put the church’s […]
Every Saturday at 1.30pm Join the National Civil War for two fascinating walking tours (alternating weekly) which take you to the hidden historical areas of Newark: Newark Through Time Fortnightly […]
Broken Instruments is a story of survival, made possible through the power of music. Through beautiful original songs and emotive storytelling, follow the recollections of musician, luthier, and Holocaust survivor Ari Vander. Inspired by the book “Violins of Hope”, the show combines history and artistry, offering a message of hope for a better future for […]