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Do something different

on a Friday night in Nottingham.

Over 40 FREE arts events

around the city

www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/lightnight

Buy a special

Light Night Badge for

just £2 at a variety of

venues including the

Tourist Information Centre

on Smithy Row.

Lace Market Theatre 18 Lace Market Theatre,

Halifax Place NG1 1QN

6.30 - 11pm, FREE

Come and tour a working

theatre producing quality

drama in an 18th century

building in the heart of

Nottingham.

Rebels in Light in the Lace Market 19

The Corner, 8 Stoney

Street NG1 1LH

6 – 9pm, FREE

Wander the streets of

the Lace Market, Stoney

Street and Woolpack

Lane, toward The Corner

and happen upon

light installations and

projections relating to the

rebel writers of the city,

plus inspirational literary

quotes, and maybe a few

surprises...

Light Box Window Display 20

NCN Lace Market Gallery

25 Stoney Street,

NG1 1LP, FREE

Students from the

Academy of Visual Arts

and Design will illuminate

the windows of 25 Stoney

Street with a series of

artistic light boxes.

Debbie Bryan 21

18 St Mary’s Gate, The

Lace Market, NG1 1PF

5pm until late, FREE

Nottingham’s favorite

specialist gift shop will

be celebrating Light

Night 2015 with a free

after-hours Crafternoon,

and the Debbie Bryan

Brew Room will be open

with specially crafted

own-brand real ales and

cheeky tipples of the hot,

cold and delicious variety.

www.debbiebryan.co.uk

Bottles Blossoms 22

St Mary’s Church yard,

High Pavement, NG1 1HN

6 – 9pm, FREE

Artist Sarah Turner has

been commissioned in

the Creative Quarter to

produce a sculptural light

tree, using plastic waste

to create beautiful, unique

flowers in the grounds of

St Mary’s Church. Join in

workshops taking place

throughout the evening.

LACE MARKET AREA Tales of Freedom 22

St Mary’s Church Yard

High Pavement, NG1 1HN

FREE

Artist collective

Russian Red has been

commissioned in the

Creative Quarter to create

an installation exploring

ideas of freedom. Come

and share your ideas of

what freedom means to

you!

Inside St Mary’s Church 22

High Pavement, NG1 1HN,

7 – 10.30pm, FREE

The church will be

illuminated by candlelight

and other creative

installations. Meet the

Makers Artists and

Craftsmen from the

Creative Quarter will be

displaying their work. Pause and Reflect Illuminated in candlelight, St Mary’s church will feature a number of reflective spaces giving you the chance to pause and reflect on the world around us. The choir of St Mary’s performs short concerts every half hour. Refreshments available.Geowaltz A digital dance of colour, light and geometry made in collaboration with groups of young disabled people from across Nottinghamshire, digital artist Rebecca Smith

combines iPad generated

content with projection

mapping techniques

to form a mesmerising

sway of light that will be

projected onto the transept

of the church.

Light Night Spectacular 23 The Galleries of Justice

Museum NG1 1HN

6 - 9pm, FREE

An Edwardian celebration

with light, music, street

performers, food and drink!

A night of family fun!

Lunarescent 24

Lace Market Square NG1

2PF, 6.30pm ’til late, FREE

Join Nonsuch Theatre

as they transform the

Lace Market Square into

a mystical celebration

of love, life, light and the

moon!

Nottingham Contemporary 25 High Pavement

6 – 9 pm FREE

Open for special Light

Night activities and an

opportunity to visit the

current exhibition.

Letters Remember 26

Nottingham Writers’ Studio,

25 Hockley, NG1 1FH

6 – 7pm

Join the Nottingham

Writers’ Studio from 6-7pm

for a celebration of letters

and unheard voices from

across the globe. Includes

Ray Gosling Archives,

Dawn of the Unread,

Duke of Portland, New Art

Exchange, Jon McGregor

and Nottm Contemporary.

Night Market 27 Sneinton Market Square

NG1 1EA,

6 - 9pm, FREE

Sneinton Community Traders are proud to present the Night Market. With our colourful array of stalls and lights we bring the community together in the beautiful Sneinton Market Square.

Hockley Triptych 28

City Arts, Hockley, NG1 1FH

6 – 11pm, FREE

Artist Graham Elstone has been commissioned in the Creative Quarter to produce three window projections for the Hockley area. One is at City Arts - look and listen out for the other two!

Interactive artwork 29 Broadway, Broad Street

NG1 3AL, 6 - 10pm, FREE

Surface Gallery host an interactive projection mapping artwork which will interact with and be influenced by passers by. Work produced by Surface Gallery volunteers.

Light words in the bookshop 30 Bookwise and Classical CD

shop, 10 Goose Gate

NG1 1FF, 6 – 8pm, FREE

Drop-in, rolling mini festival of words. All comers reading own or others’ poems/prose on the theme of Light.

NoMad Nottingham 31

Original Music Arts and

Dance Organisation

Sneinton Market Square

NG1 1EA, 6 - 9pm, FREE

Light bulb giveaway

Giant illuminated octopus centrepiece

Light themed QMX dancers

Inspirational live performances

Engaging interactive, family friendly arts workshop.

‘Project’ 32

Broad Street, NG1 3AL

5pm until late, FREE

An inspiring collaboration of Broad Street’s finest independents bringing together light, sound, film and warming winter refreshments. All ages welcome!

HOCKLEY AREA

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Recycled

Light

installation

Several community groups

will be competing to

win £2,000 for the best

recycled light sculpture as

part of Light Night. They

will be vying for your vote!

You can vote for your

favourite by bringing a

plastic bottle top with you

and leaving it with your

favourite artwork.

If your group would

like to enter, please

e-mail for an entry form:

sharon.scaniglia@

nottinghamcity.gov.uk

You can also download it

from our Light Night page

at www.nottinghamcity.

gov.uk/lightnight

Supported by Nottingham

City Council’s recycling

team.

Light-Design-Art-Interiors 33 DEZIGNE

27 Goosegate, NG1 1FE,

3 - 10pm, FREE

See window display illuminations, light sculptures and bespoke interior lighting, plus on-street illuminations with lasers! Commissioned in the Creative Quarter for Wing Walk.

Café open upstairs with hot drinks homemade

cake and sandwiches.

www.dezigne.co.uk

St Ann’s and Sneinton Lantern Procession and Lighting Ceremony 34

6pm - 7pm, FREE

Join in the procession as

it starts simultaneously

from The Chase and The

Greenaway community

centres. Join us for our

magical lantern-lighting

ceremony, followed by

a processional walk to

Sneinton Market Square

with music from St

Emmanuel’s Choir and

City Arts’ puppets.

DERBY ROAD

QUARTER

Nightfever 35

St Barnabas Cathedral,

Derby Road, NG1 5AE

7 – 10pm, FREE

Refreshments available in

Cathedral Hall.

All welcome to come to

St Barnabas Cathedral for

time of prayer, music and

to light a candle.

The Worm that Glowed 36

At The Worm that Turned,

66-68 Derby Road

Nottingham NG1 5FD

5 – 8pm FREE

Including light installation

and exhibition of outdoor

lights plus an extended

offer on all outdoor lighting.

Light Night is pleased to be working in partnership with Leeds City Council to bring you an art installation from Leeds Light Night

2014

Food Offer Cumin Maid Marian Way, 5pm ‘til late

25% off starters and main

courses when you present

this leaflet. Free parking for diners at NCP St

James Street car park. Booking

essential, please quote Light

Night offer when booking,

maximum of 8 people per booking,

not to be used with any other offer.

Tel: 0115 941 9941.

Every effort is made to ensure

the information is correct at time

of going to print. Whilst every

effort will be made to keep to the

programme it may be necessary

to make changes with or without

notice.

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Plan your

journey to

Light Night

Online journey planner

www.travelineeast

midlands.co.uk

Traveline

0871 200 22 33

National Rail Enquiries

0845 748 49 50

NET (The Tram)

0115 942 77 77 or

www.thetram.net

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Creative Quarter are delighted to support Light Night in Lace Market, Hockley and Sneinton Market

Don’t forget

to buy your

special Light

Night badge

for just £2!

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Nottingham Castle 1

6 – 9pm, FREE

A chance to enjoy the

illuminated grounds and

view the galleries indoors

which will be open with

special activities taking

place. Book onto a special

evening cave tour for £4

per person. Book on

0115 876 1400.

Nottingham Gamelan Group Naga Lelana 1

In the Castle café, FREE

Gamelan bronze

percussion orchestra

from Java, Indonesia play

giant hanging gongs,

xylophones and other

elaborately decorated

instruments.

Special Evening Opening

The Museum of Nottingham Life at Brewhouse Yard 2 6 - 9pm, FREE

The Museum of

Nottingham Life volunteers

will open the museum

especially for Light Night,

between 6 and 9pm (last

entry at 8.30).

Illuminate Our Minds and Reflect 3 Robin Hood Statue

6 – 9pm, FREE

Creative writing by Seely

Primary & Nursery School.

Join the children as they

read their own stories and

poems. A great outdoor

poetry event for children.

Medieval to Star Wars, English Combat 3 Fighting starts at Robin

Hood Statue, 7 – 9pm, FREE

Medieval fighting Star

Wars style. See light

sabres in action!

Art at St. James 4 Rutland Square NG1 6EB

6pm – ‘til late, FREE

Artist Mary Hayes has

installed light works in

St. James’ hotel gallery.

Mary’s work looks at the

history of colour, light and

pigments. There will be live

music and late bar.

Live Music Café 5

St. Nic’s Church

6.30 - 9.30pm, FREE

Live music to entertain

you in the café at St. Nic’s

Church. Refreshments

available by donation.

CASTLE QUARTER

Nottingham Tourist Information Centre 6

Smithy Row, 9.30am – 8pm

Visit Nottingham’s Tourist

Information Centre for the

latest information on Light

Night.

Nottingham’s Forgotten Nooks and Crannies 6

Tourist Information

Centre, Smithy Row.

Starts at 6.15pm. Tickets

£5. To book call 0115 911

5005/07710 293 348

Walking Tour commencing

outside the Tourist

Information Centre. Exploring

forgotten walkways and

alleyways listening to some

of the city’s great history and

tales, lasting approximately

an hour and a half.

The Nottingham WheelOld Market Square 7

21 Jan - 22 Feb

Adults £6, Concs £5,

Children £4, Family £18

Don’t miss your chance

to see the city from sixty

metres high in the air!

Light Night at the Library 8 Nottingham Central

Library 4.30 - 9pm

Launch of the

Nottingham Children’s

Book Award 2015

(for 2-4 years)

4.30 - 5.30pm, FREE

Johnny and the

Raindrops 6 – 7pm, FREE

Dance along to Johnny

and the Raindrops playing

original and lively music

suitable for families with

children of all ages.

“Falling for the Ushers”

by Marty Ross

7.30 - 9pm. Tickets £2.50.

To book call 0115

915 2825 or email

enquiryline@

nottinghamcity.gov.uk

An updated, dramatic

re-telling of Edgar Allan

Poe’s classic story, “The Fall

Of The House Of Usher”.

Suitable for ages 13+.

Sobar Nights 9 Sobar, 22 Friar Lane

Nottingham NG1 6DQ

6 – 10pm, live music at

8pm FREE

Visit Nottingham’s alcohol

free café venue.

Folk/Soul Singer Joy Mumford live at 200 Degrees Coffee Shop 10 Flying Horse Walk,

NG1 2HN,

5.30 – 7.30pm, FREE

CITY CENTRE The Light Fantastic Physics Buskers 11

Council House

Colonnade, Old Market

Square 6 - 10pm, FREE

Back again for more

unbelievable physics tricks

to amaze and entertain the

whole family in the theme

of ‘light’.

Big Wheel and Sustrans Ucycle Pedal Powered Party 12

Speakers’ Corner – by the

Brian Clough statue

5 – 9pm, FREE

A pedal powered sight and

sound extravaganza with

Rickshaw Rides, Night Bike

Trail and a free Dr Bike on

hand too!

Musical Echoes 13 Malt Cross Music Hall

6pm - midnight, FREE

The Malt Cross comes

to life for Light Night with

music, digital projections

and more! Take part in

heritage arts and crafts

activities, or book onto a

cave tour – visit

www.maltcross.com to

book.

St Peter’s Church 14 St Peter’s Gate, NG1 2NW

Area Band Peformances 5.15pm, 6.15pm, 7.15pm

Nottingham City’s young

musicians will transport you

to Africa and the Caribbean

from the comfort of St

Peter’s Church.

Robin Hood Youth

Orchestra at St Peter’s

Church

8.30 – 9.30pm, FREE

RYHO provide an electric

set with the beautiful

backdrop of St Peter’s

Church.

Running Lights 15

City Centre, starts and

ends at St Andrew’s

Church, Goldsmith Street

7 - 9pm, FREE

See Holme Pierrepont

Running Club as they

become a moving light

installation around the city

visiting several light night

venues.

St Andrew’s with

Castle Gate Church 15

Goldsmith Street,

NG1 5JT

Explore our Peter Pan

connection

plus food, live music and

lots of activities for children.

6 - 10pm, FREE

Enjoy an affordable meal

or some light refreshments

in the warm at St Andrew’s

with Castle Gate Church.

Including

Peter Pan themed

activities for children

See Janet Rose’s World

Belly Dancers on the

stage, bringing some

exotic moves

See the Dazzling

Ukuleles as they play

music from their vast

repertoire.

Lighting the Future: No Boundaries 16 Newton Building,

Nottingham Trent

University, Burton Street,

Nottingham, NG1 4BU

6 – 9 pm, FREE

An eclectic mix of lighting

designs and installations

by product and furniture

design final year students

and alumni.

BodyRemixer 17 Newton Building,

Goldsmith Street

NG1 4BU, 6 - 10pm, FREE

Come and have your body

remixed! We’ll take your

photo, chop it into 3, mix

you up with other people

and project it onto the

building.

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www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/lightnight