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November 2021
Sarah McQuaid live at The HopBarn
Her award-winning musicianship, distinctive chocolatey vocals and mastery of the songwriting craft have led reviewers to describe Sarah McQuaid as a “triple threat”. Add to that a warm, charismatic stage presence, five critically acclaimed solo albums and a battery of instruments including acoustic and electric guitars, drum and piano — and you’ve got a one-woman powerhouse who defies categorisation because there simply isn’t anyone else out there quite like her. Not to be missed!
Find out more »Willow Lantern Making Workshops for adults and children
Join a morning or afternoon workshop and create your own willow lantern which might inspire you to come along and take part in the traditional lantern parade in December - Click here for details about the Lantern Walk on Saturday 4th December at 5pm To book your place/s you can either email names, ages and number of participants to: info@visitsouthwell.com or phone and leave a message on 01636 819038. Please be sure to leave a contact number and please state…
Find out more »Faure Requiem
Let all the World in Every Corner Sing Southwell Choral Society in Southwell Minster Tickets from Cathedral Shop (01636 812993) £10 - £20
Find out more »Faure Requiem Southwell Choral Society
Let All the World in Every Corner Sing. Tickets available from Cathedral Shop (01636 812933) Prices from £10 - £20. Enjoy an evening with Southwell Choral Society.
Find out more »Tree Planting Event
Volunteers needed for tree planting in Southwell! If you'd like to volunteer then please click on the links below to book a place. Nottinghamshire Tree Planters are working in partnership with Southwell Town Council to strengthen the wildlife corridor in Froggatt’s Field and also in the Minster Field, alongside Squire's Pond, Southwell. The aim is to help increase biodiversity and in a small way mitigate climate change. On 21 November we will plant 344 hedge whips and 43 small trees…
Find out more »Christmas Late Night Shopping
Come to Southwell and enjoy some late night Christmas shopping. King Street will be closed to traffic. The Christmas market will open from 4.30pm and along with the local shops will remain open until 8pm. Relax afterwards at one of the many cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Southwell library will also be opening late. Start your Christmas shopping and enjoy the carol singing and seasonal attractions throughout the town. 4.30pm Christmas Market opens 5pm - 6pm School children singing carols in…
Find out more »December 2021
Mark Ashford, classical guitarist
Listen to world renowned classical guitarist, Mark Ashford perform works by Dowland, Scarlatti, Villa-Lobos and Albeniz. Tickets £15 from Southwell Library, box office 01636 812148
Find out more »Make a mini lantern workshop
Join a workshop specially for younger children 4-9 years and make a mini lantern to take on the lantern walk which takes place at 5pm. Cost £2 for materials. Booking essential tel 01636 819038
Find out more »Christingle Trail
Come along, on either day between 10am - 4pm, to the north porch of Southwell Minster to pick up your guide for this self led trail for children and families. Explore the trail around the Minster grounds and have a go at all the activities. You'll then be able to take home all the things you'll need to make your own Christingle. There will be a Christingle service on Sunday December 5th so bring your Christingle along to this special…
Find out more »Southwell Lantern Walk 2021
Bring your lantern and join others on this seasonal walk through Southwell starting and finishing in the grounds of Southwell Minster. Please note there will be no indoor element at this year's event. There is a 'Make a Mini Lantern' workshop at Southwell Library for 4-9yrs on the morning of the Lantern Walk, Saturday 4th December 10am - 12.30pm To find out more information and view the back of the leaflet click here
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