On the last Sunday of every month, visitors can experience 'Sunday Steamings' at the Industrial Museum based in the Courtyard which is open only for these special events. The Courtyard range contains a display of textile, transport and technology from Nottingham's...

Lakeside is the University of Nottingham's unique public arts centre presenting an eclectic programme of music, dance, theatre, visual art and family events all year round.

Wollaton Hall is a spectacular Elizabethan mansion in the heart of Nottingham. It is a prominent Grade One Listed building and following its major programme of restoration, visitors of all ages are welcome to visit the hall and park. Standing on a natural hill three...

A vibrant exhibition space set in over 500 acres of historic deer park with a changing programme of exhibitions exploring art and the environment. Many artworks featured are for sale.

Erewash Museum is a local and social history museum located on High Street, Ilkeston. Home for the Museum is a late Georgian house with Victorian extensions. It was both a family home and school accommodation before becoming a museum in the 1980's. Many original...

Radford/Lenton Library is a refurbished Carnegie building, offering an attractive, comfortable place to borrow books and other items, study or use the free computers. There is also a large children's area with toys.

The Centre is housed in the earliest of the canal warehouses and can be found by following the signs to Shardlow from the A50 between Junction 24 of the M1 and Derby. Once in the village look for the Clock Warehouse family pub, a Mansfield Brewery house. The Centre...

Come and see this unique complex of listed frameshops, cottages and outbuildings arranged around a garden courtyard, together with a former chapel in which many of the knitters worshipped. The site has been restored to show the living and working conditions of the...

The Museum of Nottingham Life at Brewhouse Yard is housed within five 17th century cottages where you can learn about the people of Nottingham through the objects made, used or owned and the stories they tell us.

The Ruddington Village Museum occupies part of St. Peter's Rooms, the former Ruddington Infant and Girls School. The Museum is run by a small group of enthusiastic volunteers who act as curators, conservators and guides. The collection has grown over the past 30...