Top Things to do in Nottinghamshire
Top Hotels in Nottinghamshire
- 1. Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel
- 2. Premier Inn Nottingham City Centre (Chapel Bar) hotel
- 3. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Nottingham - Gateway
- 4. Premier Inn Nottingham Arena (London Road) hotel
- 5. Jurys Inn Nottingham
- 6. The Orchard Hotel & Restaurant
- 7. Park Plaza Nottingham
- 8. Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel
- 9. Premier Inn Nottingham West hotel
- 10. Premier Inn Nottingham City Centre (Goldsmith Street) hotel
The 10 Best Concerts & Shows in Nottinghamshire, England
Discover the best top things to do in Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom including Nottingham Arts Theatre, Majestic Theatre, The Chameleon Arts Cafe, Peggy’s Skylight, Metronome, The Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham Playhouse, Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall, Palace Theatre, Rockin' The Park.
Restaurants in Nottinghamshire
1. Nottingham Arts Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By 359rhians
Best panto ever and meeting the cast after made our day! Great fun fab jokes and friendly staff. Thank you.
2. Majestic Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By d_taylor83 - Derby, United Kingdom
Went to see Alistair Macgowan and Jasper Carrot in their travelling show. Very impressed by the theatre, seats are comfortable, view is good from most places, volunteer staff are great, decor of theatre is truly splendid. From outside it's a bit like an old brick warehouse, with a burglar deterrant door, but inside it's charming. The bar is small and it's not easy to get a drink, but that is part of the quirky charm of the place. Criticism-- not enough toilets, especially for the women.
3. The Chameleon Arts Cafe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
An intimate live music venue and bar. Voted #2 best venue in the city. Having hosted the likes of Royal Blood, Sleaford Mods, Drenge, Temples and Blossoms. Hidden in plain sight down Newcastle Chambers alley, The Chameleon is a music lovers haven with a tasty craft beer menu in the heart of the city.
4. Peggy’s Skylight
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Jazz Club, Bar & Kitchen Offering the highest quality live music from local, national & international artists, in an intimate setting, full of atmosphere and charm. Serving a freshly prepared Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Meze (small dishes) menu A mixture of ticketed entry & free entry concerts throughout the week
Reviewed By andrewhA6968SQ - Nottingham, United Kingdom
We’ve (me and Mrs H) been to jazz clubs up and down the UK and as far as we’re concerned Peggy’s has combined the best of all of them and plonked it right in the heart of Nottingham. We started going when Tank and the Bangas appeared earlier last year...a band we’d never seen before but WOW...what a night! They’re on at Ronnie Scott’s in March this year so Peggy’s were well ahead of the game. Since then we’ve become regulars...introducing many of our jazz loving (and fun/food loving) friends to the venue. We’re trying to slowly work through the menu and perhaps have a couple of dishes each on each occasion...but it’s hard to move on as all the food is fabulously tasty and well prepared...I’m stuck on the Lahma Bi Ajeen and the Loobia Sabzi Pollo at the moment but determined to widen my horizons! There’s a great range of drinks and although I’m a draught real ale drinker normally, the Meantime London Pale Ale...a keg beer...hits the spot perfectly. The reason I’ve been prompted to submit this review now is because we took some friends to eat and see the Chet Baker session last Sunday lunchtime and we were completely blown away with it. The line up...Paul Deats on piano, Thom Whitworth on trumpet (and vocals too) and Simon Paterson on bass and vocals...were a complete inspiration. The performance was up there with the best I’ve ever seen, brilliant timing and interpretation...such skilful musicians. We hope that the session is repeated. The food was as exquisite as usual. In fact we enjoyed the afternoon so much that at the end of the session we went for a drink elsewhere in town for an hour or so and booked tickets on my tinter phone to return for the evening jam session at 5pm...another must. And yes, we ate again too!
5. Metronome
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Metronome is a national centre for music, moving image, video games, live performance and spoken word based in Nottingham. Anchored around a 400-capacity (228 seated) venue, Metronome delivers an ambitious, diverse and contemporary cross-media programme.
Reviewed By izziecrofts
I went in Feb and it was an evening show, in the city you can imagine panicking at the thought of having to queue in the cold and dark!! But metronome let every attender wait inside for the gig, I’m not sure if this happens with every event as this was my first one, but it made the night so much more stress free. The building is beautiful inside and the actual gig room is ideal, it’s intimate and you’re right next to the artist. My only issue was that the signing for the band was after the show, and with long queues it can be difficult to know exactly what time you’re leaving, which might be difficult if you’re getting a bus/train back. Nevertheless, I can’t wait for an artist I like to go to metronome again, it’s become one of my favourite venues just from that one night.
6. The Lace Market Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
We are a small independent amateur theatre, located in the heart of Nottingham's historic Lace Market area. The Theatre is owned an operated by The Lace Market Theatre Trust Ltd., which is a registered charity. We have an enviable reputation for staging first class drama, offering productions that are rarely seen outside of London. The theatre is also available for private hire for functions and conferences, our prices are also very competitive.
Reviewed By 35NickA - Newark-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Went to see “The knot of the Heart” - wow! What a performance. The whole cast were magnificent and clearly director and other support staff contributed to this amazing play. East Enders eat your heart out. This is real acting.
7. Nottingham Playhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By Flondy - Newark-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Regular programme of great theatre and talks etc. Comfy seats and good views of all shows. Good quality seats and acting. Worth becoming a member if you are going to visit regularly. Bar with meals available. Good place to take children.
8. Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 937 reviews
The Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall are 2 first class entertainment venues in Nottingham. Come and see top West End musicals and plays, opera and ballet, pop, rock and classical music, children's shows and side-splitting comedy.
Reviewed By DavePuls - Nottingham, United Kingdom
The Theatre Royal and Concert Hall are of course both amazing venues, but this review is mainly about Opera North. Such a privilege to be able to see a huge opera with full orchestra in Nottingham. They must have had 150 people in this production and although the tickets are expensive it's still good value. The whole opera was amazing and I'd highly recommend anything by Opera North, who do many performances here every year. Upper circle had good views. Not much legroom and not very comfortable seats, but it's worth it to see such a great performance in an iconic venue.
9. Palace Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By peterf688 - Grantham, United Kingdom
Year after year, grand parents, mum & dad and a granddaughter would never miss the Newark 'Panto'. Superb professional front line actors, and the choreography of the young supporting members of the troupe are excellent. Congratulations to all and especially for those unseen behind the wings. The set this year was of a truly magnificent standard and must have been 'borrowed' from a much larger production. We are all really fortunate that shows of this standard can be produced for our home town. Yes, we have already booked for this year !!
10. Rockin' The Park
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