Mansfield Market Place will be transformed into a party hub on Sunday, June 2, from 1pm to 5pm, for this year's Party on the Market.The free event, organised by Mansfield BID and Mansfield District Council, with event partners CANVAS and Mansfield 103.2, promises to be a lively family day out filled with music and fun for people of all ages in the heart of Mansfield.Mansfield Market Place will be transformed into a party hub on Sunday, June 2, from 1pm to 5pm, for this year's Party on the Market.The free event, organised by Mansfield BID and Mansfield District Council, with event partners CANVAS and Mansfield 103.2, promises to be a lively family day out filled with music and fun for people of all ages in the heart of Mansfield.
Mansfield Market Place will be transformed into a party hub on Sunday, June 2, from 1pm to 5pm, for this year's Party on the Market.The free event, organised by Mansfield BID and Mansfield District Council, with event partners CANVAS and Mansfield 103.2, promises to be a lively family day out filled with music and fun for people of all ages in the heart of Mansfield.

Nine things to do in the Mansfield area during the half term holiday that won't break the bank

By Shelley Marriott
Published 29th May 2024, 11:47 BST
The half term school holiday is well underway and finding things to keep the kids entertained can get expensive, especially when the weather can be hit and miss – so here are a few activities that are taking place in the Mansfield area that won’t break the bank.

From Breakfast with Barbie to museum and art exhibitions there’s something for children (and adults!) of all ages.

Pre booking is essential for most of these activities so please ensure you have tickets before travelling.

Fireside Events is returning to Sherwood Forest to teach you how to get to grips with a bow and arrow until Sunday, June 2, between 10am and 5pm.After all, where better to learn the ways of the outlaw than in Robin Hood’s Forest?No need to book. Card and cash payments accepted.£4 for 6 arrows.Please note that in the case of bad weather, have-a-go archery may be cancelled at short notice.

5. Have a go at archery

Fireside Events is returning to Sherwood Forest to teach you how to get to grips with a bow and arrow until Sunday, June 2, between 10am and 5pm.After all, where better to learn the ways of the outlaw than in Robin Hood’s Forest?No need to book. Card and cash payments accepted.£4 for 6 arrows.Please note that in the case of bad weather, have-a-go archery may be cancelled at short notice.Photo: Visit Nottinghamshire

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A taster of the Beyond the Bassline exhibition, currently on show at the British Library in London, is taking place at Mansfield Library from Friday, May 31, until Friday, July 12.The exhibition shines a spotlight on different voices and perspectives to celebrate Black British music as a form of entertainment and vehicle for community, as well as a source of liberation, protest and education.No booking necessary

6. Beyond the Bassline

A taster of the Beyond the Bassline exhibition, currently on show at the British Library in London, is taking place at Mansfield Library from Friday, May 31, until Friday, July 12.The exhibition shines a spotlight on different voices and perspectives to celebrate Black British music as a form of entertainment and vehicle for community, as well as a source of liberation, protest and education.No booking necessaryPhoto: Anne Shelley

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Mansfield Museum, on Leeming Street, has a host of exhibitions currently taking place, including Football: The Beautiful Game. A tribute to the world's most popular sport, exploring its history and cultural impact, from grassroots to the Premier League. You'll encounter a fascinating array of exhibits, the illustrious histories and intriguing facts surrounding renowned teams like the Stags, Notts County, and Nottingham Forest. Leaf through captivating photo books, marvel at cherished memorabilia, and absorb information that brings the rich tapestry of football to life. The exhibition is open until Saturday, June 1.

7. Temporary Exhibitions

Mansfield Museum, on Leeming Street, has a host of exhibitions currently taking place, including Football: The Beautiful Game. A tribute to the world's most popular sport, exploring its history and cultural impact, from grassroots to the Premier League. You'll encounter a fascinating array of exhibits, the illustrious histories and intriguing facts surrounding renowned teams like the Stags, Notts County, and Nottingham Forest. Leaf through captivating photo books, marvel at cherished memorabilia, and absorb information that brings the rich tapestry of football to life. The exhibition is open until Saturday, June 1.Photo: Chris Etchells

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There is plenty for all the family to enjoy at Sherwood Pines including searching for the Gruffalo, and other characters, cycling trails, Disc Golf, Go Ape and much more.

8. Sherwood Pines

There is plenty for all the family to enjoy at Sherwood Pines including searching for the Gruffalo, and other characters, cycling trails, Disc Golf, Go Ape and much more.Photo: Google

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