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LACE MARKET AREA Tales of Freedom 22 combines iPad generated for a celebration of letters Light words in the content with projection and unheard voices from bookshop 30 Lace Market Theatre Light Box St Mary’s Church Yard High Pavement, NG1 1HN mapping techniques across the globe. Includes Bookwise and Classical CD 18 Lace Market Theatre, Window Display 20 FREE to form a mesmerising Ray Gosling Archives, shop, 10 Goose Gate Halifax Place NG1 1QN NCN Lace Market Gallery sway of light that will be Dawn of the Unread, NG1 1FF, 6 – 8pm, FREE Artist collective 6.30 - 11pm, FREE 25 Stoney Street, projected onto the transept Duke of Portland, New Art Drop-in, rolling mini festival Russian Red has been Come and tour a working NG1 1LP, FREE of the church. Exchange, Jon McGregor of words. All comers commissioned in the theatre producing quality Students from the and Nottm Contemporary. reading own or others’ Creative Quarter to create drama in an 18th century Academy of Visual Arts Light Night poems/prose on the theme an installation exploring building in the heart of and Design will illuminate Spectacular 23 Night Market 27 of Light. ideas of freedom. Come Nottingham. the windows of 25 Stoney The Galleries of Justice Sneinton Market Square and share your ideas of Street with a series of Museum NG1 1HN NG1 1EA, NoMad Nottingham 31 what freedom means to Rebels in Light in the artistic light boxes. 6 - 9pm, FREE 6 - 9pm, FREE Original Music Arts and 19 you! Dance Organisation Lace Market An Edwardian celebration Sneinton Community 21 Sneinton Market Square The Corner, 8 Stoney Debbie Bryan with light, music, street Traders are proud to 18 St Mary’s Gate, The Inside St Mary’s NG1 1EA, 6 - 9pm, FREE Street NG1 1LH 22 performers, food and drink! present the Night Market. 6 – 9pm, FREE Lace Market, NG1 1PF Church High Pavement, NG1 1HN, A night of family fun! With our colourful array of + Light bulb giveaway Wander the streets of 5pm until late, FREE stalls and lights we bring 7 – 10.30pm, FREE + Giant illuminated the Lace Market, Stoney Nottingham’s favorite Lunarescent 24 the community together octopus centrepiece The church will be Street and Woolpack specialist gift shop will Lace Market Square NG1 in the beautiful Sneinton + Light themed QMX Lane, toward The Corner be celebrating Light illuminated by candlelight 2PF, 6.30pm ’til late, FREE Market Square. dancers and other creative and happen upon Night 2015 with a free JoinJoi n NonsuchN ons uch TheatreTh eat re + Inspirational live installations. Meet the 28 light installations and after-hours Crafternoon, Hockley Triptych performances Makers Artists and as they transform the projections relating to the and the Debbie Bryan Lace Market Square into City Arts, Hockley, NG1 1FH + Engaging interactive, rebel writers of the city, Brew Room will be open Craftsmen from the 6 – 11pm, FREE family friendly arts Creative Quarter will be a mystical celebration plus inspirational literary with specially crafted of love, life, light and the Artist Graham Elstone workshop. quotes, and maybe a few own-brand real ales and displaying their work. Pause and Reflect moon! has been commissioned surprises... cheeky tipples of the hot, ‘Project’ 32 Illuminated in candlelight, in the Creative Quarter cold and delicious variety. Broad Street, NG1 3AL St Mary’s church will HOCKLEY AREA to produce three window www.debbiebryan.co.uk 5pm until late, FREE feature a number of Nottingham projections for the Hockley area. One is at City Arts - An inspiring collaboration reflective spaces giving Contemporary 25 22 look and listen out for the Bottles Blossoms you the chance to pause High Pavement of Broad Street’s finest other two! St Mary’s Church yard, and reflect on the world 6 – 9 pm FREE independents bringing together light, sound, High Pavement, NG1 1HN around us. The choir of Open for special Light Interactive artwork 29 film and warming winter 6 – 9pm, FREE St Mary’s performs short Night activities and an Broadway, Broad Street refreshments. All ages Artist Sarah Turner has concerts every half hour. opportunity to visit the NG1 3AL, 6 - 10pm, FREE welcome! been commissioned in Refreshments available. current exhibition. Geowaltz A digital the Creative Quarter to Surface Gallery host an dance of colour, light produce a sculptural light Letters Remember 26 interactive projection and geometry made mapping artwork which tree, using plastic waste in collaboration with Nottingham Writers’ Studio, to create beautiful, unique 25 Hockley, NG1 1FH will interact with and be groups of young disabled influenced by passers by. flowers in the grounds of people from across 6 – 7pm St Mary’s Church. Join in Work produced by Surface Nottinghamshire, digital Join the Nottingham workshops taking place Gallery volunteers. artist Rebecca Smith Writers’ Studio from 6-7pm throughout the evening. Light-Design-Art- DERBY ROAD Recycled Interiors 33 DEZIGNE Plan your 27 Goosegate, NG1 1FE, QUARTER Light journey to 3 - 10pm, FREE installation See window display Nightfever 35 Light Night illuminations, light St Barnabas Cathedral, Several community groupsups sculptures and bespoke Derby Road, NG1 5AE will be competing to Online journey planner interior lighting, plus on- 7 – 10pm, FREE win £2,000 for the best www.travelineeast street illuminations with Refreshments available in recycled light sculpture as midlands.co.uk lasers! Commissioned in Cathedral Hall. part of Light Night. They the Creative Quarter for All welcome to come to will be vying for your vote! Traveline Wing Walk. St Barnabas Cathedral for 0871 200 22 33 You can vote for your Café open upstairs with time of prayer, music and favourite by bringing a National Rail Enquiries hot drinks homemade to light a candle. plastic bottle top with you 0845 748 49 50 cake and sandwiches. and leaving it with your www.dezigne.co.uk The Worm that favourite artwork. NET (The Tram) Glowed 36 0115 942 77 77 or Do something different St Ann’s and Sneinton At The Worm that Turned, If your group would www.thetram.net on a Friday night in Nottingham. Lantern Procession 66-68 Derby Road like to enter, please and Lighting Nottingham NG1 5FD e-mail for an entry form: Ceremony 34 5 – 8pm FREE sharon.scaniglia@ Over 40 FREE arts events 6pm - 7pm, FREE Including light installation nottinghamcity.gov.uk around the city and exhibition of outdoor You can also download it Join in the procession as lights plus an extended from our Light Night page it starts simultaneously offer on all outdoor lighting. at www.nottinghamcity. from The Chase and The gov.uk/lightnight Greenaway community Buy a special centres. Join us for our Supported by Nottingham for magical lantern-lighting City Council’s recycling Light Night Badge for ceremony, followed by team. a processional walk to just £2 at a variety of Sneinton Market Square Don’t forget venues including the with music from St to buy your Tourist Information Centre Emmanuel’s Choir and on Smithy Row. CityCit y Arts’A rts ’ puppets.p upp ets . special Light Creative Quarter are Light Night is pleased Food Offer Cumin Night badge delighted to support to be working in Maid Marian Way, 5pm ‘til late partnership with Leeds 25% off starters and main for just £2! www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/lightnight Light Night in Lace courses when you present Market, Hockley and City Council to bring this leaflet. Sneinton Market you an art installation Free parking for diners at NCP St Every effort is made to ensure from Leeds Light Night James Street car park. Booking the information is correct at time essential, please quote Light of going to print. Whilst every Night offer /mynottingham 2014 when booking, effort will be made to keep to the maximum of 8 people per booking, not to be used with any other offer. programme it may be necessary Tel: 0115 941 9941. to make changes with or without @mynottingham notice. CASTLE QUARTER CITY CENTRE The Light Fantastic St Peter’s Church 14 Physics Buskers 11 St Peter’s Gate, NG1 2NW Nottingham Castle 1 Join the children as they Nottingham Tourist Light Night at the Council House 6 8 Area Band Peformances 6 – 9pm, FREE read their own stories and Information Centre Library Colonnade, Old Market poems. A great outdoor Smithy Row, 9.30am – 8pm Nottingham Central 5.15pm, 6.15pm, 7.15pm A chance to enjoy the Square 6 - 10pm, FREE poetry event for children. Library 4.30 - 9pm Nottingham City’s young illuminated grounds and Visit Nottingham’s Tourist Back again for more musicians will transport you view the galleries indoors Information Centre for the Launch of the unbelievable physics tricks Medieval to Star Wars, to Africa and the Caribbean which will be open with latest information on Light Nottingham Children’s to amaze and entertain the English Combat 3 from the comfort of St special activities taking Night. Book Award 2015 whole family in the theme Fighting starts at Robin Peter’s Church. place. Book onto a special (for 2-4 years) Hood Statue, 7 – 9pm, FREE of ‘light’. evening cave tour for £4 Nottingham’s 4.30 - 5.30pm, FREE Robin Hood Youth per person. Book on Medieval fighting Star Forgotten Nooks and Johnny and the Big Wheel and Orchestra at St Peter’s 0115 876 1400. Wars style. See light Crannies 6 Raindrops 6 – 7pm, FREE Sustrans Ucycle Pedal Church sabres in action! Tourist Information Dance along to Johnny Powered Party 12 8.30 – 9.30pm, FREE Nottingham Gamelan Centre, Smithy Row. and the Raindrops playing Speakers’ Corner – by the RYHO provide an electric Group Naga Lelana 1 Starts at 6.15pm.
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