Do Something Different on a Friday Night in Nottingham

CELEBRATING THE 10TH LIGHT NIGHT Over 50 FREE events and activities to choose from

Do something different on a Friday night in Nottingham. www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/lightnight

Sponsored by Welcome to our tenth Light Night, well-loved Light Night favourites. If you have sponsored by Robin Hood Energy – a never visited the William Booth Birthplace castle quarter Museum, then there will be no better time. events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) wonderful collaboration right from the Take a bus to Sneinton and join a candle-lit heart of our cultural community. tour, taking you back in time and revealing Nottingham Castle at Night (1) the wonderful story of the man who set up Nottingham Castle, Castle Road Starting in 2008, our first Light Nights focused The Salvation Army. This is just one of several 4-9pm (last entry 8pm) on light installations and changing the look activities in the area that you can get to by See the latest art exhibition and collections in and feel of the city centre at night. Since then, bus. the Castle galleries and installations by Andy we have relied heavily on the goodwill and McKeown in the Castle grounds. Mirror, contributions of the many organisations and On Station Street, join poets in a tuk-tuk, Mirror is a digital take on an old story. Stand venues in the city that open their doors and reciting a poem just for you, and see Jo in front of the mirror, in the Castle tunnel, provide activities, making the event what it is Fairfax’s ‘Line of Light’ animated by live and see your digital self reflected in multiple today. We couldn’t have Light Night without performers and musicians. Nottingham is mirrors. In the Castle bandstand, Light Rain them. a truly cultural modern city underpinned by its history. There’s no better opportunity to is 50 brightly coloured umbrellas suspended and illuminated by constantly falling rain to We now have a home-grown event that is utilise our tram network and see some of the the sound of a traditional musical box. enjoyed by so many and leaves us feeling historical elements brought to life. Pick up the proud of our city and what we can achieve tram at Nottingham Station, after digesting 6-9pm (last entry 8pm) together. It’s a testament to the goodwill of some poetry – your food for thought – and UV sports village with tasters of archery, so many people, making the event what it then ride to Old Market Square to busk with tennis, basketball and football. Sign up for a has become: a wonderful night of culture physics, climb a wall or enjoy the sound and glow-in-the-dark selfie run from the Castle, and creativity, capturing the imagination and light show of the Wheel of Light. Travel on taking in different sites around the city centre, leaving us all with something special to take to the Arboretum and step into the park that at [email protected]. home in our memories. inspired J M Barrie to write Peter Pan. Another new venue for Light Night, the Arboretum will We offer a warm and friendly welcome to be decked with festoons of lights – a special Light Night at Brewhouse Yard (2) Museum of Nottingham Life, some Light Night newbies, alongside our treat for our tenth year. Brewhouse Yard We invite you to send your favourite photos 6-9pm (last entry 8.30pm) of past Light Nights and your wishes for the Look around the museum, caves and tenth to [email protected]. We will grounds and see art installation Whiling, put the photos on the Internet for members large-scale projections of slow-moving of the public to vote for their favourites and films and images of woodlands and sand the winner will have their photo framed and quarries from the former mining community receive a prize. of Bestwood Village by Katja Hock.

It’s certainly going to be a night to remember, Colour and Light (3) so get your comfy shoes on, wrap up warmly Robin Hood Statue, Castle Road and join us as we take over the streets of 6-9pm our city and indulge in all that is good and Seely School infants present colour and wonderful about Nottingham. Enjoy the night! light with projection. English Combat in Dunkirk (3) Robin Hood Statue, Castle Road 7-9pm Nottingham City Council Watch costumed fighters in Medieval/Star Wars-themed light sabres combat. well-loved Light Night favourites. If you have never visited the William Booth Birthplace castle quarter Museum, then there will be no better time. events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) Take a bus to Sneinton and join a candle-lit tour, taking you back in time and revealing Nottingham Castle at Night (1) Music Café (4) the wonderful story of the man who set up The Salvation Army. This is just one of several Nottingham Castle, Castle Road St Nic’s, Maid Marian Way activities in the area that you can get to by 4-9pm (last entry 8pm) 7-9.30pm bus. See the latest art exhibition and collections in Enjoy a mix of musical entertainment and the Castle galleries and installations by Andy light refreshments in a warm and friendly On Station Street, join poets in a tuk-tuk, McKeown in the Castle grounds. Mirror, space. reciting a poem just for you, and see Jo Mirror is a digital take on an old story. Stand in front of the mirror, in the Castle tunnel, Fairfax’s ‘Line of Light’ animated by live Art Exhibition (5) performers and musicians. Nottingham is and see your digital self reflected in multiple mirrors. In the Castle bandstand, Light Rain Nottingham Society of Artists, Friar Lane a truly cultural modern city underpinned by 6-9pm its history. There’s no better opportunity to is 50 brightly coloured umbrellas suspended and illuminated by constantly falling rain to View the latest exhibition and watch utilise our tram network and see some of the demonstrations by society members. historical elements brought to life. Pick up the the sound of a traditional musical box. tram at Nottingham Station, after digesting some poetry – your food for thought – and 6-9pm (last entry 8pm) Stories of Riot and Rebellion (6) then ride to Old Market Square to busk with UV sports village with tasters of archery, Nottinghamshire Archives, physics, climb a wall or enjoy the sound and tennis, basketball and football. Sign up for a Castle Meadow Road light show of the Wheel of Light. Travel on glow-in-the-dark selfie run from the Castle, 6-7pm to the Arboretum and step into the park that taking in different sites around the city centre, £5 adults, children over 12 free inspired J M Barrie to write Peter Pan. Another at [email protected]. Hear tales of Nottinghamshire’s rebellious new venue for Light Night, the Arboretum will past. Not suitable for children under 12. be decked with festoons of lights – a special Light Night at Brewhouse Yard (2) Booking required on 0115 958 1634 or treat for our tenth year. Museum of Nottingham Life, [email protected]. Brewhouse Yard We invite you to send your favourite photos 6-9pm (last entry 8.30pm) of past Light Nights and your wishes for the Look around the museum, caves and tenth to [email protected]. We will grounds and see art installation Whiling, put the photos on the Internet for members large-scale projections of slow-moving of the public to vote for their favourites and films and images of woodlands and sand the winner will have their photo framed and quarries from the former mining community receive a prize. of Bestwood Village by Katja Hock.

Nottingham Ukulele Orchestra (11) Central Library, Angel Row 8-9pm Sing along with 40 ukuleles in a fun and uplifting performance.

Britain from the Air (12) Physics Buskers (8) Station Street Dusk to late Council House colonnade, An exhibition of more than 100 stunning Old Market Square new aerial photographs of Britain and 6-10pm Nottingham views Physics tricks on the theme of light that will Rainbow at Night (14) amaze and entertain the whole family. Poets’ Corner (12) Outside Marks & Spencer, Albert Street Karlsruhe Friendship Bridge, Station Street 6-9pm Music Performances (9) 6-10pm £1 suggested donation for tea light Café Sobar, Friar Lane Join Jason Loftus for live music and Rainbow Parents Carers Forum celebrates 6-9pm performance poetry. the lives of families with special educational Take a break, enjoy a hot drink and listen to needs and disabilities with a rainbow at some of Nottingham’s musical artists. night, created with coloured glass jars. Dr Rhyme (12) Blocco Notto (14) city centre Station Street Outside Marks & Spencer, Albert Street events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) 6-10pm 6.30-7.30pm Join Dr Rhyme as he roams on a bicycle, Hot samba beats fresh on the streets Climbing Wall (10) busking poems. Smithy Row 6-9pm Youth Music (15) £1 Takeaway Poems (12) St Peter’s Church, St Peter’s Square Station Street Reach new heights on the YMCA climbing 6-7pm 7-9.30pm wall and receive expert guidance to help Nottingham Music Service Area Bands £2 you get to the top. Suitable for children entertain you. Food for thought, as you are read a aged 5+. 8.20-9.30pm personalised poem from a poet in the back Robin Hood Youth Orchestra & Robin Hood Nitwit & Grump’s Light Night of a tuk-tuk, in partnership with UNESCO Youth Orchestra Connect add to an exciting City of Literature. evening of musical magic. Fiasco (11) Central Library, Angel Row Meet the Maker (13) It’s in Nottingham Light 6-7pm Made in Nottingham, intu Broadmarsh

Nitwit & Grump bring stories, mayhem and 5-8.30pm Catwalk (47) Bridlesmith Gate silliness in this special performance for all Experience the creative side of Made in 5.30–7.30pm the family. Nottingham’s award-winning stores. Celebrate the launch of Nottingham in Red Hat Band (11) Fashion with a catwalk of light, celebrating the city’s unique style. Central Library, Angel Row 6.30pm Melodies from music hall to wartime music. Window Illumination (16) Handmade Nottingham, St James’s Street Nottingham Ukulele Orchestra (11) 4-8pm Central Library, Angel Row Stunning recycled artwork by Nottingham 8-9pm artist Sarah Turner will illuminate Handmade Sing along with 40 ukuleles in a fun and Nottingham’s shop window. Disabled uplifting performance. access via the Malt Cross.

Britain from the Air (12) Arts, Crafts and Music (17) Station Street Malt Cross, St James’s Street Dusk to late From 5pm An exhibition of more than 100 stunning Family shadow puppet craft session and new aerial photographs of Britain and art installations, plus live DJ, light décor and Nottingham views visuals Rainbow at Night (14) Outside Marks & Spencer, Albert Street Poets’ Corner (12) 6-9pm A Night of Dreams (18) Karlsruhe Friendship Bridge, Station Street Sky Mirror, Nottingham Playhouse, £1 suggested donation for tea light 6-10pm Wellington Circus Rainbow Parents Carers Forum celebrates Join Jason Loftus for live music and 6-7.30pm the lives of families with special educational performance poetry. Create a paper boat, fill it with needs and disabilities with a rainbow at your dreams and set sail. night, created with coloured glass jars. 4-5 Silent Discomania (19) Trinity Square waverley street area 6pm to late events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) £4 adults, £3 children over 12 & students, children under 12 free Russian Revolution: 100 Years (22) with accompanying adults (refundable Waverley Building, Nottingham Trent deposit of £5 required) University, Peel Street Two DJs play the biggest tunes and battle it 5-9pm out for control of the dance floor. School of Art & Design lights up the Waverley Building with projections. Art Installations and Projections (20) Art Installations (23) Newton Building, Nottingham Trent The Arboretum, Waverley Street University, Goldsmith Street 6-9pm 5-9pm The Arboretum will be transformed A Feast of Lights: Objects and Space - into a place of tranquillity and beauty. a celebration of light created by product Illumaphonium is a dynamic, interactive, design students, represented within multi-sensory, music-making installation by a curated space designed by interior Michael Davis. Flying Free sees illuminated architecture students. Music and Entertainment (21) bird puppets from City Arts taking to the Upcycled Light Installation and LED Light St Andrew’s with Castle Gate, skies for the magical transformation of this Workshops - artist Sarah Turner creates Goldsmith Street upcycled light installations made from 6-10pm plastic bottles. Join her and make your own Creative activities and plenty of bottle LED light to take away. entertainment for all the family. lace market & hockley Morphogenesis - artist and researcher 6.30-7pm events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) Irene Rogan explores the use of holographic Children, bring your ukulele to play along The Big Wheel Illuminated projection to introduce you to the exciting and sing songs from Bugsy Malone. world of waterborne microorganisms. 7-7.30pm & 8.15-8.45pm Bubble Track (24) Belly Dance World performance showcases Lace Market Square a range of Egyptian dance styles, creativity 6-9pm and the joy of Egypt, opportunity to join in. Illuminated race track with electric toy cars. 7.30-8pm Race around the lit-up recycled bubble Band The Theory give a live performance. track and learn about electric and low- 7.30-8.15pm emission vehicles. Indonesian gamelan drumming 7.30-8.15pm & 9.15-10pm A Night at the Theatre (25) The Tuneless Choir that loves singing like no The Lace Market Theatre, Halifax Place one is listening, blasting out popular songs 6.30-11pm 8.15-10pm Learn all about the making of theatre in this Listen to the church choir, experience 18th century building and see the current an open choir rehearsal and hear a play in rehearsal. performance of songs from a popular musical. Art Exhibition (26) Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross waverley street area events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) Russian Revolution: 100 Years (22) favoured green space in the city. ‘Tyger Waverley Building, Nottingham Trent Tyger, burning bright, in the forests of the University, Peel Street night...’ - three recent graduates from the 5-9pm Theatre Design course at Nottingham Trent School of Art & Design lights up the University bring William Blake’s ‘The Tyger’ Waverley Building with projections. to life. The Night Garden by Carlos Cortes is a colourful light installation of large-scale flowers and windmills with soundscape. Art Installations (23) Nottingham Girls’ High School students will The Arboretum, Waverley Street create a floating installation for the lake. 6-9pm Dress up warmly and join us for a winter The Arboretum will be transformed walk through the park, under the trees into a place of tranquillity and beauty. and into the light. Wear suitable shoes. Illumaphonium is a dynamic, interactive, Pushchair and wheelchair accessible for multi-sensory, music-making installation by majority of installations. Refreshments at the Michael Davis. Flying Free sees illuminated bandstand by Friends of The Arboretum. Music and Entertainment (21) bird puppets from City Arts taking to the St Andrew’s with Castle Gate, skies for the magical transformation of this Goldsmith Street 6-10pm Creative activities and plenty of entertainment for all the family. lace market & hockley 6.30-7pm events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) Children, bring your ukulele to play along The Big Wheel Illuminated From 6pm and sing songs from Bugsy Malone. Bubble Track (24) Take part in family activities with associate 7-7.30pm & 8.15-8.45pm artists around the galleries and view the Lace Market Square Belly Dance World performance showcases current exhibition. a range of Egyptian dance styles, creativity 6-9pm and the joy of Egypt, opportunity to join in. Illuminated race track with electric toy cars. 7.30-8pm Race around the lit-up recycled bubble Market and Music (27) Band The Theory give a live performance. track and learn about electric and low- Galleries of Justice Museum, 7.30-8.15pm emission vehicles. High Pavement Indonesian gamelan drumming 5.30-6.30pm Nottingham People’s Choir sings joyful and 7.30-8.15pm & 9.15-10pm A Night at the Theatre (25) fun songs, audience participation welcome. The Tuneless Choir that loves singing like no The Lace Market Theatre, Halifax Place one is listening, blasting out popular songs 6.30-11pm 6-10pm 8.15-10pm Learn all about the making of theatre in this Market stalls in the museum Listen to the church choir, experience 18th century building and see the current 7-7.30pm an open choir rehearsal and hear a play in rehearsal. Nottingham Clarion Choir sings celebration performance of songs from a popular and protest songs about democratic musical. change, human rights and Art Exhibition (26) environmental issues. Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross 6-7 Key to symbols ST ANN’S Disabled access Indoor activities public toilets Indoor activities Tram & stops (refreshments available, children Parks & Gardens welcome) Outdoor activities Landmark/key buildings Outdoor activities (refreshments available, children welcome)

SNEINTON

4 Key to symbols ST ANN’S Disabled access Indoor activities public toilets Indoor activities Tram & stops (refreshments available, children Parks & Gardens welcome) Outdoor activities Landmark/key buildings Outdoor activities (refreshments available, children welcome)

SNEINTON

8-9 Light Night at St Mary’s themed light boxes by NCN students plus exhibition Open Secrets, ten light Church (28) sneinton installations responding to the natural and events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) St Mary’s, High Pavement the human world by artists Mary Hayes and 6-10pm Jeremy Jago. Live choral music, family activities and refreshments plus installation Colours of Family Activities (33) the Sea, incorporating colourful fish by Sherwood Young Artists, and The Journey, Broadway Cinema, Broad Street a projection mapped sculpture made in 6-9pm collaboration with young disabled people, A series of light-related family activities. commissioned by Inspire. Food and hot drinks available on the terrace. Luminous (29)

Debbie Bryan, St. Mary’s Gate Light Night Special (34) Rough Trade, Broad Street 5-10pm 7-11pm UV face-painting and origami, gorgeous Multimedia sensory experience with live gifts, hot food and drink, fab cocktails and electronic music and lights beer on sale

Dezigne Exhibition (35) Experience Enlightenment (30) Dezigne, Goose Gate Nottingham Buddhist Centre, 3-8pm Steampunk Market (39) St Mary’s Place A unique light and design exhibition Sneinton Market Square 7-9.45pm 6-9pm Soak up the atmosphere in the meditation Light Night at City Arts (36) A steampunk-themed market full of hall where there will be a mystical and surprises, lights and installations. Live City Arts, Hockley magical lighting display. Tea and cake on music, street food and local beers and 6-9.30pm sale. ciders. Illuminated interactive window installation by Raphael Daden, live music from sea Sound and Vision (31) shanty masters Higgs Bosun and hot drinks Open Studio (40) THiNK, Cobden Chambers, Pelham Street Units 32 and 34, Avenue C, 6-9pm DIY Poets (37) Sneinton Market Square A homage to Bowie and Eno with light Nottingham Writers’ Studio, Hockley 5-9pm projections, lava lamps, science busking 7.30-10.30pm Artists Hannah Sawtell, Helena Tyce and and confuserphones. Part of Nottingham’s £3 Corrina Rothwell open up their studio Festival of Science and Curiosity 2017: ‘Light and Dark’ poetry from DIY Poets plus space. Hannah will be producing Light www.stemcity.co.uk/festival.html live acoustic music Night-related work. Limited edition prints and cards on sale. Light Installations & Illuminated Silent Disco (38) Craft Market (32) Outside National Ice Centre, Bolero Curious Lantern Parade (39) Sneinton Market Square NCN Lace Market Gallery, Square 5.30-10pm From 6pm Stoney Street Silent disco with coloured headphones, A parade of locally-made lanterns by 4-9pm bar available. Participants will receive a £5 Jessica Kemp and illuminated puppets A small illuminated craft market, hot drinks voucher to skate at the National Ice Centre, from City Arts will process around Sneinton and refreshments, movement and dance- redeemable 10-12 February 2017. Market. Book onto a lantern-making themed light boxes by NCN students plus exhibition Open Secrets, ten light sneinton installations responding to the natural and events listings (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) the human world by artists Mary Hayes and Jeremy Jago. workshop on 07842 461 926 or [email protected]. Family Activities (33) Broadway Cinema, Broad Street Open House (41) 6-9pm Dance4’s international Centre for A series of light-related family activities. Choreography, Dakeyne Street Food and hot drinks available on the 4.30-8.30pm terrace. Join Dance4 in its new home for a warm drink and a look around the world-class Light Night Special (34) dance studios. See the youth company in Rough Trade, Broad Street action. 7-11pm Multimedia sensory experience with live electronic music and lights Fun at the Museum (42) William Booth Birthplace Museum, Notintone Place Dezigne Exhibition (35) 4-8.30pm Dezigne, Goose Gate Candle-lit tours (for ages eight and over), 3-8pm Steampunk Market (39) live music, light sculptures by artist Anna A unique light and design exhibition Sneinton Market Square Roebuck, children’s crafts activities and 6-9pm refreshments. Book tours on 0115 979 3464. Light Night at City Arts (36) A steampunk-themed market full of Also, take the opportunity to visit the candle-lit surprises, lights and installations. Live City Arts, Hockley churchyard at St Stephen’s with St Alban’s, music, street food and local beers and 6-9.30pm across the road on Dale Street. ciders. Illuminated interactive window installation by Raphael Daden, live music from sea shanty masters Higgs Bosun and hot drinks Open Studio (40) Units 32 and 34, Avenue C, DIY Poets (37) Sneinton Market Square Nottingham Writers’ Studio, Hockley 5-9pm 7.30-10.30pm Artists Hannah Sawtell, Helena Tyce and £3 Corrina Rothwell open up their studio ‘Light and Dark’ poetry from DIY Poets plus space. Hannah will be producing Light live acoustic music Night-related work. Limited edition prints and cards on sale. Silent Disco (38) Outside National Ice Centre, Bolero Curious Lantern Parade (39) Square Sneinton Market Square 5.30-10pm From 6pm Silent disco with coloured headphones, A parade of locally-made lanterns by bar available. Participants will receive a £5 Jessica Kemp and illuminated puppets voucher to skate at the National Ice Centre, from City Arts will process around Sneinton redeemable 10-12 February 2017. Market. Book onto a lantern-making 10-11 Space Kar (46) art installations Theatre Square (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) 5-10pm A conundrum of colour, depth and light, In addition to the artworks on display at various venues around the city, Light Night playing with our perceptions, all contained is proud to present some specially commissioned installations, some of which have Locations for five of the ART INSTALLATIONS within a little Ford Ka by Mark Parry (pages 12 & 13) are still to be confirmed but those been funded by Arts Council England. that have been need to be numbered as follows, Illuminate Me (32) please. I have added whether they are indoor or The Circle Squared (48) The Milk of Human Kindness (49) NCN Lace Market Gallery, Stoney Street outdoor for Pete’s benefit. Former Central Fire Station, Castle Gate 4-9pm Shakespeare Street 5-10pm Typographic installation exploring the 6-9pm A projection of archival photographs and significance of light through words, feelings The Bloyng – 15 (outdoor - we also have an indoor An interactive installation using touch, illuminated milk bottles by Maureen Jordan and short stories by Central College dot here) sound and the moving image, inspired by Nottingham Level 3 Graphic Design the circular arc of stories including folklore, New Beginnings (23) students wonder tales and myths by Graham Elstone The Arboretum On Route To The Ocean – 42 (indoor – dot already 6-9pm exists) Line of Light (12) Installation on the theme of ‘Every end is a Karlsruhe Friendship Bridge, Station Street new beginning’ by Sam Sebbage Dusk to late In this installation by Jo Fairfax, you can see I Have a Dream (4) the poem of the day, watch the lights trigger St Nic’s, Maid Marian Way under the Karlsruhe Friendship Bridge as 7-9pm the trams pass above and view the beautiful An installation of trees decorated with lace gobo over the canal. lanterns plus a lantern-making workshop by Annette Waterfield Canalside Curiosities (43) British Waterways Building, Castle Wharf PorceLace Window Panel (44) 6-9pm Twenty Eight Barbers, Pelham Street A projection of Nottingham’s hidden 5-10pm waterways by MA Museum and Heritage A beautiful illuminated lace panel with Development students at Nottingham Trent ceramic motifs of Nottingham legends by University and Beeston’s Canalside Heritage PorceLace Centre Mute Swan (45) Sue Ryder vintage and retro shop, Goose Gate Dusk to late 5,000 used clothing labels have been upcycled by Joy Pitts to form a beautiful swan on canvas The Bloyng (15) St Peter’s Churchyard, St Peter’s Square 5-10pm Large installation incorporating balloons, lights and projections by Adam Spinos Space Kar (46) Illuminate (32) art installations Theatre Square NCN Lace Market Gallery, Stoney Street (see map on pages 8 & 9 for numbered locations) 5-10pm 4-9pm A conundrum of colour, depth and light, Individually designed lights and illuminated In addition to the artworks on display at various venues around the city, Light Night playing with our perceptions, all contained structures using recycled materials and is proud to present some specially commissioned installations, some of which have within a little Ford Ka by Mark Parry upcycled processes by Central College been funded by Arts Council England. Nottingham Year 1 BTEC Extended Illuminate Me (32) Diploma in Art and Design students The Milk of Human Kindness (49) NCN Lace Market Gallery, Stoney Street Castle Gate 4-9pm 5-10pm On Route To The Ocean (42) Typographic installation exploring the William Booth Birthplace Museum, A projection of archival photographs and significance of light through words, feelings illuminated milk bottles by Maureen Jordan Notintone Place and short stories by Central College 4-8.30pm Nottingham Level 3 Graphic Design A series of sea-themed light sculptures New Beginnings (23) students The Arboretum made by Anna Roebuck and Nottingham 6-9pm schoolchildren. Using recycled plastic Installation on the theme of ‘Every end is a bags, the installation aims to draw new beginning’ by Sam Sebbage attention to environmental issues in a fun and accessible way. I Have a Dream (4) St Nic’s, Maid Marian Way 7-9pm Installations by Carlos Cortes, Music on the An installation of trees decorated with Raphael Daden, Michael lanterns plus a lantern-making workshop by Davis, Katja Hock, Jessica Tracks Annette Waterfield Kemp, Anna Roebuck, Andy McKeown and Dr Rhyme have Listen out for our Light Night musicians PorceLace Window Panel (44) while you’re exploring the event. Twenty Eight Barbers, Pelham Street all been funded by Arts Council Nottingham Asian Arts Council dhol 5-10pm England. drummers will be moving between A beautiful illuminated lace panel with Station Street and the Arboretum from ceramic motifs of Nottingham legends by 6.30pm and a samba band will be PorceLace heading from Station Street to the Mute Swan (45) Arboretum by tram from 7pm. Sue Ryder vintage and retro shop, Goose Gate Dusk to late 5,000 used clothing labels have been upcycled by Joy Pitts to form a beautiful swan on canvas The Bloyng (15) St Peter’s Churchyard, St Peter’s Square 5-10pm Large installation incorporating balloons, lights and projections by Adam Spinos 12-13 light night out of town Getting to light night See more of Light Night by taking the tram or bus. The tram goes all the way Scrap Attack Playworks, Alfred Street North from Nottingham Station to the Arboretum and beyond. Nottingham City 3-7pm Transport Red Line buses 43 & 44 and Lilac Line buses 25 & 27 go through Get creative with activities fuelled by the Sneinton. Plan your journey at www.traveline.info. Scrapstore. Warm up with hot food and drink.

Poems Wanted Write a four-, five- or six-word poem on the theme of light and send it to the Nottingham City of Literature poem bank at [email protected].

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Visit the Light Night Market in the Old Market Square from 5pm until late. A variety of Circuit Glow Light Night Workout traders will be selling food, drink and Nottingham Tennis Centre, University a range of other items. Boulevard 6-9pm A circuit of boogie bounce, cardio tennis and cycling with UV lights, UV paint and a resident DJ. Not suitable for children under 16. Book on 0115 876 1600.

The STEAM Powered Big Draw Festival Exhibition West Bridgford Library, Bridgford Road 9am-7pm Lots of light-up illustrations to explore and interact with in this exhibition of beautiful drawings and conductive materials light night out of town Getting to light night See more of Light Night by taking the tram or bus. The tram goes all the way from Nottingham Station to the Arboretum and beyond. Nottingham City Transport Red Line buses 43 & 44 and Lilac Line buses 25 & 27 go through Sneinton. Plan your journey at www.traveline.info.

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