A converted wholesale market and creative hub in the Sneinton district of Nottingham, housing independent shops, artist studios and colourful cafés.
Concert by Jake McElvie, touring in support of his 2024 album 'A New Kind of Hat', supported by Leah Sinead.
Country and Americana night headlined by the East Midlands band ROUTE 65, with special guests WILLOW BAY and AMICA MEA.
Dungeons & Dragons one-shot session themed on Stranger Things, with a party of high school teens in Hawkins, 1986, for new and seasoned players.
Concert by singer-songwriter Ruth Lyon with support from Anna Smyrk and Eliza Hull at The Grove in Sneinton Market.
Weekly free session of board games played by all levels of experience at The Dice Box in Sneinton Market.
Halloween-themed alternative music night with a costume competition, headlined by Leeds post-punk act Gender Envy and Yuppie Supper at The Grove.
Halloween gig by Torus, the project of Noel Ram, with support from wishburn and Super Mega Death Robot at The Grove in Sneinton Market.
A pagan market with craft traders, live music, dance, storytelling and theatre, held on Halloween at Sneinton Market.
Immersive theatre piece by Chronic Insanity played across the Samhain Pagan Market, where visitors become part of the story.
Drag show hosted by GUNK! as a fundraiser for Palestine and human rights, with a craft stall, vegan bake sale, tombola and bingo.
Art-folk band The Woolverstones headline a live music night at The Grove in Sneinton Market, with special guests Two Piece Blues and Jack Stanton.
Social 5k run by Up & Running Nottingham followed by pizza and a live DJ at Working Man's Kitchen in Sneinton Market.
All-ages indie-folk and singer-songwriter night with Sam Moss, Leah Sinead and Alex Hale at Sneinton Market, presented by Hello Thor Records.
British folk singer-songwriter Johnny Campbell plays The Grove in Sneinton Market with special guests Paul Carbuncle, Sarah Farrell and Rebecca Leivers.
Glasgow pop rock outfit PVC play The Grove in Sneinton Market, with support from Airport Dad and Evening Plans.
Live show by the alternative indie trio EEVAH from Halifax at The Grove in Sneinton Market.
Two-day craft beer festival with beers from local and regional breweries, cider, street food and live music, for over-18s.
Conversation with artists and industry people on inclusive music making for learning disabled, autistic and neurodivergent musicians, part of Hockley Hustle 2026.
Jangala presents the Hockley Hustle, a day of live music at Hockley venues, with Montana Shop in Sneinton Market as a venue.
Scottish singer, songwriter and clàrsach player Anna McLuckie plays The Grove at Sneinton Market, with support from Zoe Cure and Lily Clarkson.
Folk singer-songwriter Emily Ashberry plays The Grove in Sneinton Market with support from Alfie Norma and Lydia Page.
Live duo of guitarist Steve Malley and saxophonist Raymond MacDonald of freewheeling improvisation and instant composition in an intimate venue in Sneinton Market.
Night of women, trans and non-binary performers with a 7pm open jam, an 8.30pm showcase and headliners Marie and Maia Sudha.
Piano-based alt-pop show by the duo Hibbett & Christopher at The Grove in Sneinton Market, with support from Vom Vorton and Sarah Farrell.
Informal, non-partisan evening of input and discussion about artificial intelligence over drinks and snacks at The Grove.
Open mic night hosted by Bill Sage with music and poetry from Vivien Ivy, Flöat and Cae Capurro, with a craft stall and all proceeds to People For Palestine.
Nottingham blues rock duo Whisky Stain mark their first vinyl pressing with an intimate live performance, supported by Hex Undone and Crawl Town.
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Gedling Street, Sneinton Market, Sneinton Marketplace, Nottingham NG1 1DS, United Kingdom
159 Parkdale Road
159 Parkdale Road, Carlton, Nottingham NG4 1BW
200 Degrees Coffee
99 Carrington Street, Nottingham NG1 7FE
245 Noel Street
245 Noel Street, New Basford, Nottingham NG7 6AR, United Kingdom
40 Wolsey Avenue
40 Wolsey Avenue, Nottingham NG7 3HS, United Kingdom
62b Mansfield Road
62b Mansfield Road, Nottingham
