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Festivals - fostering engagement

We facilitate the university's engagement with a wide range of local and national festivals, covering both Arts and Science. Nottingham Researchers regularly host events as part of the Festival of Science and Curiosity, Pint of Science, SoapBox Science, Being Human and the Festival of Social Science. We also host our own large events aimed at the public, including Science in the Park, which is a collaborative event with Nottingham Trent University.

Find out more about some of our regular festivals below or check out the feed for upcoming events! 

Being Human: A Festival of Humanities

Being Human is a national festival that highlights the ways in which the humanities can inspire and enrich our everyday lives and help to understand ourselves, our relationship with others, and the challenges we face in a changing world.

 

Festival of Science and Curiosity

Celebrating Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths with interactive, free and fun events across Nottinghamshire. A festival is about inviting the people of Nottinghamshire to share what they know and what they would like to know.

History Festival

Organised by the Department of History, the History Festival is a collaborative event bringing together staff, students and the wider community — a series of history themed events including talks from specialists, family-friendly activities, and much more. 

Sarah Holland at the History Festival 2023
Discover more about the 2023 History Festival programme here

 

Science in the Park

Scientists from the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ and Nottingham Trent University, and a variety of local organisations, join forces to provide a range of exciting family friendly activities at Wollaton Park.

An exhibitor interacting with the public at Science in the Park
Find out more about Science in the Park here
 

Upcoming and recent festivals

Date
31/03/2025
Location:
25 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AP
Description
We are thrilled to share that Forest and Frequency, a beautiful documentary created through a unique collaboration between local artist Caroline Locke and four faculties at the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´, will be featured in Roots & Reels – Nottingham Ecology Film Festival.The film brings the hidden life of Sherwood Forest's most iconic tree to the big screen, blending art, science, and storytelling to reveal the forest's unseen rhythms.

Date
25/03/2025
Location:
Royal Concert Hall
Description
This event features the brilliant collaborative works of UoN student composers and NTU film makers. Come and hear 21 new film compositions by UoN student composers and alumni, conducted by Hugh Brunt. Tickets for the 8.30 p.m. concert are free but you need to book a place ahead.

Date
24 - 30/03/2025
Location:
Lakeside Arts
Description
Join us for a series of events combining music and film at Lakeside Arts as part of the Nottingham-wide Soundstage Festival.

Science in the Park 2025

Science in the Park 2025
Date
08/03/2025
Location:
Wollaton Hall and Park
Description
Science in the Park returns to Nottingham on Saturday 8th March 2025! Researchers from ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ and Nottingham Trent University will come together to run fun family-friendly activities at Wollaton Hall.
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