Nottinghamshire
Properties and events in Nottinghamshire
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A guided walk/talk around Newark's timber framed heritage
As well as spotting the less obvious, well-disguised timber-framed buildings, this walk, guided by local architect Bernard Martin, around the centre of Newark, will visit some of the timber-framed buildings.
Architecture Walk at the University of Nottingham
Join us for a guided walk around the historic houses and gardens on University Park.
Bagthorpe Gardens
Enjoy a guided walk through these interesting historical allotments created in the 1840s.
Bassetlaw Museum
Everyday histories- The Miners stories. Join us for the opening of the 'Black Dust, Bright Stories' exhibition, handle real mining artefacts and find out about the lives of the ponies who worked alongside the men.
Beeston Civic Society: Blue Plaques tour
Take a fresh look at Beeston’s blue plaques on a guided tour led by members of the original Blue Plaque group responsible for their installation.
Beeston Civic Society: Heritage Here. A Guided Walk.
Join us for a walk full of local surprises uncovered while researching buildings and features for Broxtowe’s Local Heritage List.
Beeston Civic Society: Hong Kong Notts Celebration
Join us and Hong Kong Notts for an exploration of local Hong Kong culture through everyday histories.
Behind the Scenes at the Museum
A tour of the museum's store
Bennerley Viaduct - Guided Tour
Join the Friends of Bennerley Viaduct for a special guided walk of the iconic, 150 year old, Grade II* Listed Iron Giant. One of only two wrought iron viaducts remaining nationally, experience the monument and its beautiful natural surroundings.
Big Battlefield Walks Weekends - Civil War Newark and its 1644 battle
A walk around Civil War Newark, the Queen's Sconce and the battlefield at Newark.
Book Workshop
Join artist Rachel Scanlon at St Mary Magdalene for a relaxed session creating your own collaged book using simple techniques.
Books, Bonnets and Bathing in a Slipper
We all celebrate anniversaries to remember special moments in our everyday lives; in this anniversary year for Newark Town Hall, come and discover the everyday stories of Newark folk hidden in Books, Bonnets and a Bath in a Slipper!
Bramcote Old Church Tower
Bramcote Old Church Tower is a Grade II listed building in the heart of Bramcote Conservation area. The Tower is all that is left of a 13th century church, recently restored and renovated, thanks to a grant from National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Clumber Park
Clumber Park will offer free admission for all on 18 September 2026. Simply enjoy a stroll around the park or join our volunteers to learn more about the history of this magnificent ducal estate and the ordinary people who cared for it.
Courtroom Trial
Our trial re-enactments are one of the highlights of our paid museum ticket. For Heritage Open Day, we’re delighted to open one of our rarely seen spaces to the public – our beautiful Civil Courtroom – for a family-friendly mock trial.
CPMG Architects office 13 St Peter's Gate, Nottingham
A chance to see inside the newly refurbished office of one of Nottinghams premier architects practices - CPMG Architects at 13 St Peter's Gate. This is a grade II listed building.
Cricketer & Stockinger: A Display Exploring the Relationship between Cricket and Framework Knitting in Nottinghamshire
A free display at the Framework Knitters Museum exploring the fascinating relationship between cricket and framework knitting.
CWGC Tours 2026 - East Retford Cemetery
Join the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for a free tour of East Retford Cemetery, led by one of our experiences volunteer tour guides.
CWGC Tours 2026 - Mansfield (Nottingham Road) Cemetery
Join the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for a free tour of Mansfield (Nottingham Road) Cemetery, led by one of our experienced volunteer tour guides.
Extraordinary impact of everyday education heroes
For more than a century, Skills and Education Group has been creating social impact through education. Together with the Boots Archive and Nottingham College's Adam's Building, explore stories from the past that continue to shape society today.