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 Robin Hood Festival, join the much-loved regulars, Past Imagined, on a gentle storytelling walk through the forest to listen to spellbinding tales. You’ll also be accompanied by enchanting melodies […]
Throughout the months of July and August, the historic grounds of Newark Castle play host to the sounds of brass band music on Sundays. Bring along a picnic blanket and […]
Come for a unique ceramics workshop where you’ll have the opportunity to bring adorable ceramic hedgehogs to life! In this hands-on event, led by British Art Prize nominee, Sarah Brabbin, […]
This is a version of the Newark Through Time Tour, specifically aimed at Families. 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 […]
Come for a unique ceramics workshop where you’ll have the opportunity to bring adorable ceramic hedgehogs to life! In this hands-on event, led by British Art Prize nominee, Sarah Brabbin, […]
Throughout the months of July and August, the historic grounds of Newark Castle play host to the sounds of brass band music on Sundays. Bring along a picnic blanket and deck chair to settle in for some beautiful sounds with a stunning backdrop to match. To complete the series of brass band events, the ever-popular […]
Visit the Sherwood Forest Arts and Crafts Centre from the 14 - 20 August to discover some beautiful artwork created by local artists. Artists will be on hand to chat […]
Professional coaching, fun team games, and daily World Cup matches. For children aged 7-13. Learn life lessons from the Bible, develop football skills and have loads of fun. Run by […]
Join us as Holocaust Survivor Hedi Argent offers her moving testimony. Hedi will be 'In Conversation' with our Senior Educator Nicola Stauther as they discuss her book 'The Day The Music Changed: How I Became A Refugee From Nazi Europe'. Hedi's book is intended for students towards the end of their primary school education or […]
A concert for everyone! Sing along with 'Ain't What You Do" singers, listen to some fabulous poetry read by Dr John Florence, enjoy a short scene from Argent Theatre Group and relax to songs (Shakespeare Songs and Folk-songs by Britten) from Baritone Robert-John Edwards accompanied on the piano by Jingle Gawley. Included is a glass […]