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Sets Fun Music IT’S IN NOTTINGHAM MAIN FESTIVAL STAGES ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ......................FOUR THEMED INDEPENDENT HUBS WITH ENTERTAINMENT...................... IN BETWEEN WHICH INCLUDES STILT WALKERS,...................... BALLOONISTS, BUBBLEOLOGISTS, DRUMMERS...................... & BELLY DANCERS. ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ... ... ... ... FAMILY ACOUSTIC WORLD CARNIVAL FUN SETS MUSIC CREATIONS TRINITY SQUARE PELHAM STREET MIDDLE PAVEMENT HOCKLEY’S CARLTON STREET Family entertainment & activities including aerialist Enjoy laid-back vibes as acoustic sets are played Bringing you sounds to savour from an Roll up for a host of circus themed arts and displays, dhol & samba drummer performances. throughout the day. eclectic mix of artists. activities throughout the day, brought to you 10.30am, 11.50am, 1.10pm, 2.40pm and 4pm 10.30am 10.30am by Ringmaster Mark. PAW PATROL’S MARSHALL Chloe Rodgers & Mollie Ralph presented by URSULA Events below run between 10.30am – 4.30pm* In Nottingham on fire & medic duties, the lovable THE BODEGA NOTTINGHAM 11.20am ARTISTIC AMUSEMENTS Dalmatian will stop by to meet the little ones. 11.20am THE ECLECTIC BAND Get inventive & imaginative with circus skills, hula hoop Events below run between 10.30am – 4.30pm* & badge making workshops. KABEN 12.10pm DISNEY’S ELSA & BELLE 12.10pm SALMAGUNDI NATIONAL VIDEOGAME ARCADE Bringing a touch of sparkle to the occasion with DAN CHAPMAN 1pm MAKEY MAKEY SESSION appearances & activities throughout the day. You’ve played video games with a controller, a keyboard and 1.10pm AFRO MANDING FOOTBALL JUGGLER, CHARLOTTE LADE ROB GREEN a mouse before, but have you ever played with potatoes? One of the world’s finest female freestyle footballers will be 1.50pm Bananas? Playdough? This is your chance! around teaching tricks and turns. 2.10pm THE ECLECTIC BAND CHAI & BEN CLOWNING AROUND 2.40pm With funfair games, juggling, face painting, NATIONAL VIDEOGAME ARCADE 3pm JOUST TOURNAMENT THE CASTLE PUB balloon making & loads more. Don’t Forget Rupert NOTTINGHAM Compete to be named the greatest knight in all the realms in presented by this no-graphics video game designed for motion controllers. Cocktail demonstrations. CIRCUS SNAPSHOTS THE BODEGA Presented by Ewen, on behalf Take pictures riding the NOTTINGHAM of the Eversosensible mock merry go round! 3.50pm pub group. GIVEAWAYS Closing set presented by 3.40pm ENJOY A THE CASTLE PUB DHOL Carnival street food LOOK OUT FOR FREE SLUSH NOTTINGHAM DRUMMERS MINI BURGER WITH VOUCHERS Will be served at HANDED OUT IN SIX BARREL GIVEAWaYS THE AFTERNOON AHEAD OF LUNCHTIME FROM LOST CITY DRAFTHOUSE FROM OAKS NOTTINGHAM ADVENTURE GOLF SHARE YOUR FESTIVAL PICS ON SOCIAL MEDIA USING #INDEPENDENTNOTTM FRINGE EVENTS STREET A DELILAH FINE FOOD, SAMPLING EVENT Victoria Street Pop along for tasters from independent suppliers & foodie PARTIES samples from around the store. B THE WORM THAT TURNED, RE-IMAGINE YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE 1 TRINITY WALK Derby Road The businesses of Trinity Walk, including Take along digital pictures of your space with measurements Steele Hairdressing, Knit Nottingham, Ila’s & the talented design team will prepare a FREE mood Little Tea Shoppe & The Little London Herbal Store, board with suggestions for you to consider in bring you a day filled with activities & entertainment. your planning. DISCOVER YOUR GUIDE TO THE 10.30am – 4.30pm* C COCK AND HOOP, BEER & BBQ EVENT • Face painting, balloon making & magic High Pavement NOTtINGHAM’S • Cake decorating, hand massages & a craft table Tuck into burgers and brews at the Cock & Hoop’s event from morning until late.† INDEPENDENTS • Treasure Trail and prizes to be won! D DEBBIE BRYAN, CRAFTEA! INDEPENDENTS 2 ST JAMES’S STREET St Mary’s Gate FOR SHOPPING, DINING, Tea/coffee + Cake + Craft in this award-winning tea room and Discover a world of hidden gems where the creative space. Choose your Craft Menu addition on the day. ENTERTAINMENT creative community of the street entertain you. Pre-booking available.† (11am – 5pm) & SO MUCH MORE 10.30am – 4.30pm* E THE TREAT KITCHEN, FESTIVAL • Live music from Plates Records & Malt Cross GREAT RADIOACTIVE SOURS TASTING DAY TH • Demonstrations from local designer makers Pop Press, Wheeler Gate NOTtINGHAM’S 30 JUNE 2018 Dukki, Dizzy Ink & Handmade Nottingham Try the world famous Radioactive Sours for free – if you’re FROM 10.30AM • Beer sampling at Malt Cross with beers from Nottingham brave enough. See how long you can last trying these hard- breweries Black Iris, Totally Brewed, Neon Raptor & boiled sweets, coated in Malic acid! • BEST • Liquid Light F GRAY & BULL, STYLING EVENT INDEPENDENT • Malt Cross presents Power of Drums live drumming Pelham Street BUSINESS 2018 circle (2pm) With FREE sight test and 1-1 styling advice from the styling ANNOUNCED 4TH JULY • Plates Records’ founder DJ Descent set of soul, reggae, & dispensing consultant Amy. Get £75 off any full dispense world music & disco (5 – 9pm) when styled on the day. G BODEGA NOTTINGHAM, DJ SHOWCASE find out more 3 FRIAR LANE Pelham Street FREE ITSINNOTTINGHAM.COM/INDEPENDENTS Bringing together independent businesses from Friar Showcasing some of Nottingham’s best DJ talent from the MUSIC, ACTIVITIES Lane & Wheeler Gate. Terms & Conditions. Information is correct at time of going to print. All events, timings, front window for all to enjoy. PLUS happy hour until 9pm! & ENTERTAINMENT * acts and locations are subject to change or withdrawal any time prior to or on the day. FOR ALL TO 10.30am – 4.30pm H YE OLDE SALUTATION INN, CAVE TOUR We cannot guarantee participation in the activities and events listed. Not all events and Brought to you by The Specialty Coffee Shop, Café Hounds Gate activities promoted as Street Parties will be outside. Some individual business charges ENJOY Sobar & The Treat Kitchen. Take a FREE history tour of one of the oldest pubs in may apply. For full terms & conditions please visit itsinnottingham/terms-conditions. • Music celebrations throughout the day with England. (2-3pm) *Denotes time and period of events or activities. These will take place at intermittent times throughout the day. †Denotes that charges will apply. free food & drink THE BEAD SHOP, MAKE & TAKE WORKSHOP • Charity events raising money for I Market Street Double Impact, the charity A FREE hosted demo & workshop with the opportunity to have a behind Café Sobar BROUGHT TO YOU BY BROUGHT TO YOU BY go with the cold enamel stove and take away a colourful pendant • Goodie bag giveaways & or charm. (2-4pm) #INDEPENDENTNOTTM #INDEPENDENTNOTTM face painting CARNIVAL CREATIONS FESTIVAL HOCKLEY’S CARLTON STREET MAIN STAGES WORLD M MUSIC ACOUSTIC MIDDLE PAVEMENT A M N A FULFORTH STREET S N F FULFORTH STREET S I F E I E L L NORTH SHERWOOD STREET SHERWOOD NORTH D NORTH SHERWOOD STREET SHERWOOD NORTH D PEEL STREET PEEL STREET R H R H U U OA N OA N DRYDEN STREET ALMA CL T DRYDEN STREET ALMA CL T IN IN D G D G D D O SETS GILL STREET N O GILL STREET S PELHAM STREET N YO T R S BLUECOAT ST E YO T R E R K T BLUECOAT ST R E ST VICTORIA K E T HAMPDEN STREET R BUS ST VICTORIA E E STATION HAMPDEN STREET R BUS T E E STATION T GOLDSMITH STREET ON RD NOTTINGHAM UNI FAMILY TRENT SHAKESPEARE STREET UNIVERSITY GOLDSMITH STREET O ION RD TRAM STOP L NOTTINGHAM UN D S ST TRENT SHAKESPEARE STREET O UNIVERSITY U N O T C TRAM STOP L H H T D THE CLARENDON STREET S U S S ST H NOTTINGHAM R H O E T C T TRENT R U N CHAUCER STREET H ER S W P T UNIVERSITY S D C O T R H HU H G A T O THE L S W U S CLARENDON STREET D A O N BATH STREET H R S T NOTTINGHAM H H S S S T E T C FUN T T H I TRENT R O N TRINITY SQUARE CHAUCER STREET H ER S W G P M U RICK UNIVERSITY D S S D I O R E T HU L ST ON G A T S O O T NT TALBOT STREETL INTU R E T D S A OW N BATH STREET N VICTORIA E K ST S T E H THE S RD S T S S T T CENTRE A R BROOK STREET T H TALBOTI STREET ROYAL CORNERHOUSE W O N Y SQ R D EE WOLLATON STREET G CONCERT HALL NIT E U I E M RICK TR G E T S D T N I E T ROYAL I L S K ON T T S CENTRE N S T A ST CONVENT TALBOT STREET O NT THEATRE RM INTU R E ST TRAM STOP FO N D K TOLL HOUSE HILL ST S VICTORIAE E D ROYAL IAMENT TREET THE R E ARL B S B R ER P Y T AWOLLATON STREET LOW R TALBOT STREET T CENTRE R BROOK STREET ROYAL CORNERHOUSE RO O R W ST SQ A EE A Y D C E D CONCERT HALL T IT GEOR D C L WOLLATON STREET N K I E T Q RA R G E T E U S T E I T R OA T U N IN T S M T N ROYAL N E R C THE ROPEWALK K E MARKET STREET G M B B T E H A G E S I E RO L N S CENTRE N R E T E STR A ST CONVENT T A R T E M P T A THEATRE R R E S RE O B TRAM STOP O D T E T S S TOLL HOUSE HILL F ALBERT P ARD LN D P CA LINCO K T Y S R ROYAL 1 TR T HE COLLEGE STREET T E U E N E A E T M HALL R ST R IA H RL D B NEWCASTLE TERRACE PA B E R E E U W N Y WOLLATON STREET O G E RE L E R R E R EY R T H O ST T CH E O L E ST A O P W A A T E U C A L URTS D N T GEOR D BAR C N L H D K LO T Q RA N D E U S G R S E I T R OA OW T U N T S M T N AN WE N E R C GE ST G WELLINGTON L THE ROPEWALK E MARKET STREET R OW E PEL M B NOTTINGHAM B OW R HAM SE GATE A E G E H LONG STR GOO I EE E RO W T L S LON N CIRCUS G ROW O S R PLAYHOUSEE T Y R HIGH T E STR ITH T ST A R T M N E RE P T A S O R E S RE M O ARLT D T C E T S S E ALBERT P ARD N OLD L T P CA LINCO AID MA MOUNT ST K T Y BELWARD ST R T HE COLLEGE STREET
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