Contents
- Performance Festival
- Tues, 3rd – Sat, 7th October – Playground – Nottingham Playhouse
- Drink tea… in a Gin Bar
- Tues, 3rd October – 5pm – Full Moon Tea Party – The Pillar Box
- Learn Something New
- Tues, 3rd October – 7:30pm – Radicals with Jamie Bartlett – The Canalhouse
- Economics made fun – with Vikings
- Weds, 4th October 7pm – Viking Economics. How the Scandinavians got it right – Friends Meeting House
- West End Theatre – In Your Local Cinema
- Sat, 7th October – 12pm – Hamlet – Broadway
- Do you have an event in mind that you’d like us to plan for you?
There are some big events in Nottingham this week.
We have to mention Goose Fair and Hockley Hustle (check out Young Hustlers for music events for children and under 16s!)… To balance things out, we’re giving you 5 chilled out options that you might not have heard about.
Performance Festival
Tues, 3rd – Sat, 7th October – Playground – Nottingham Playhouse
This is a new performance festival for work by artists, makers and theatre companies based in Nottinghamshire.
Expect at a varied line‑up of some of the most exciting artists and companies in a six-day fiesta of the best and brightest new performances that Notts has to offer. The festival includes some free performances but move fast – some shows are already sold out!
Find out more HERE
Drink tea… in a Gin Bar
Tues, 3rd October – 5pm – Full Moon Tea Party – The Pillar Box
A traditional Chinese tea ceremony in a Sherwood gin bar might not seem like the most obvious collaboration but it’s happening! If you haven’t had a chance to visit the August Moon Tea studio yet, why not pop down to The Pillar Box to find out what it’s all about? There will also be some energy restoring guided meditiation.
Find out more HERE
Learn Something New
Tues, 3rd October – 7:30pm – Radicals with Jamie Bartlett – The Canalhouse
We’ve been to a few Nottingham Skpetics in the Pub events and they always turn out to have entertaining speakers with fascinating topics.
This week, Jamie Bartlett we be taking us inside the strange and exciting worlds of the innovators, disruptors, idealists and extremists who think society is broken, and believe they know how to fix it.
From dawn raids into open mines to the darkest recesses of the internet, Radicals introduces us to some of the most interesting and important movements today: the US Transhumanist Party, far-right groups seeking to close the borders, militant environmentalists striving to save the planet’s natural reserves by any means possible and psychedelic pioneers attempting to heal society with the help of powerful hallucinogens.
Find out more HERE
Economics made fun – with Vikings
Watching an economics presentation isn’t how we usually want to spend our free time but we’ve been told this one will be more fun than you’d expect.
George Lakey will be exploring the inner workings of the Nordic economies that boast the world’s happiest, most productive workers, and explains how, if we can enact some of the changes the Scandinavians fought for surprisingly recently, we, too, can embrace equality in our economic policy.
Find out more HERE
West End Theatre – In Your Local Cinema
Sat, 7th October – 12pm – Hamlet – Broadway
This is your chance to watch Academy Award nominee Benedict Cumberbatch take on the title role of Shakespeare’s great tragedy.
Find out more HERE
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