Days Out

A maze of maize finally opens today after bad weather stopped the grand opening last weekend.

There is the chance to take a closer look at two historic village landmarks as part of the free Heritage Open Days next month.

There is plenty on offer across Newark and Sherwood this August. Here, we offer a few suggestions.

Fresh off their debut appearance last year, the knights of Nottingham are set to ride back in to the Robin Hood Festival.

A maze of maize will open at the weekend!

Tickets are selling fast for this year’s Ladies Day at Southwell Racecourse – but we have picnic package tickets to give away.

Newark Vintage Tractor and Heritage Show is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with many traditional attractions and some new ones.

A village event will raise money for schools in the area.

An event happening tomorrow (Sunday July 9) promises to have tails wagging as a dog show will take centre stage.

One of the biggest social events of the year, Ladies Day at Southwell Racecourse, is just around the corner – and we have tickets to give away.

Summer events for all of the family have been announced at Belvoir Castle.

The gardens of historic Caunton Manor are to open to the public this weekend for the first time under the National Gardens Scheme.

There will be plenty of family fun this summer holidays with the return of the Robin Hood Festival to Sherwood Forest.

Several gardens across the district will open to the public this weekend to raise money for a host of good causes.

A host of village gardens will open to the public for the evening to raise money for good causes.

This year, Nottinghamshire Day will be celebrated as part of the annual Robin Hood Festival at Sherwood Forest on Saturday, August 26.

A family fun day, and an It's A Knockout competition will take place at the YMCA village this Sunday.

Plans are gearing up for the return of Cockpit-Fest to Newark Air Museum later this month.

The stunning grounds of Newark Castle are set to host another season of sensational stories this summer.

A garden described as a must-see for wildflower enthusiasts is open to the public this weekend.