There are a whole host of events taking place across the District of Newark and Sherwood. These are available below on our events calendar.
This quaint and quintessential medieval grade II* listed Parish Church is situated in the heart of the historic village of Wellow and hosts the village’s main war memorial plaques along with many fascinating architectural features. There are also several listed monuments in the churchyard. St Swithin’s will be open to the public and volunteers will […]
This recently restored historic school building, which now features heritage displays and exhibitions will be open to the public. A talk about Rufford Abbey and its connection to Wellow will be presented by Emily Gillott from Nottinghamshire County Council’s Conservation Team at 12.00 noon. At 1.00pm a guided walk around the village will commence, which […]
Come and find out about the fascinating stories and discoveries as part of The Workhouse and Infirmary’s new genealogy research linked to the 1921 census and in partnership with Find My Past. Walk up paupers’ path and come and unearth what life was like for the people who sought refuge at The Workhouse and Infirmary. […]
Join the fun at Newark Castle and Gardens lively open day, where there is something for everyone this Heritage Open Day. Enjoy Castle-Tastic Tales with storyteller Nicky Rafferty and a variety of eco-friendly crafts. Explore inside the Castle, above and below ground, with the Friends of Newark Castle. Find out about the Castle’s major development […]
Join William De Tankerville, The Sheriff of Nottingham's Master at Arms, as he takes you on a tour of the majestic Greenwood, sharing stories of medieval life and the villainous Robin Hood. William has become very familiar with Sherwood while on the hunt for Robin Hood and knows the most beautiful pathways... and the deadliest! […]
Join William De Tankerville, The Sheriff of Nottinghams Master at Arms, as he takes you on a tour of the majestic Greenwood, sharing stories of medieval life and the villainous Robin Hood. William has become very familiar with Sherwood while on the hunt for Robin Hood and knows the most beautiful pathways... and the deadliest! […]
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 mighty instrument through its paces!
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 from 20 May Crammed full of intriguing stories and sites of Anglo Saxon, Medieval, Georgian and Victorian Newark, discover the journey of our town through […]
Did you know that the Bramley apple hails from Southwell? Nottingham Trent University are offering visitors the chance to visit the garden of the original Bramley apple tree located on […]
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 […]