There are a whole host of events taking place across the District of Newark and Sherwood. These are available below on our events calendar.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Take a tour of Southwell Minster with one of their friendly and knowledgeable guides and explore 1,000 years of history. During this tour you'll discover incredible architecture, beautiful stained-glass, Roman […]
Join the Renaissance at Kelham Hall on Sunday 17th September, to browse, shop and discover a variety of local artisans, handmade crafts and local produce. Date: Sunday 17th September Time: […]
Explore The National Holocaust Centre and Museum: Britain's first ever place of Holocaust remembrance and learning. Having evolved over 25 years from a single exhibition in a rural family home […]