- Get that Friday feeling with weekly live music in Beeston this summer
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- Over 630 tonnes of carbon to be saved by Broxtowe Borough Council’s change in fuel
- See the Best Of Beeston Film Festival at Pop Up Cinema events – part of the Broxtowe Creates Festival
- Musicians to perform across Broxtowe as Pop Up Proms Returns – part of the Broxtowe Creates Festival
- 16 community projects boosted with Council funding
- Community Garden Project Flourishes Thanks To Council Funding
- Music at the heart of Kimberley at this year’s Kimberley Jam – part of the Broxtowe Creates Festival
- £5,000 Grant Supports Community Shop To Thrive In Beeston
- Broxtowe Borough Council Installs Its 48th Mayor
- Stapleford residents invited to Towns Fund drop-in event
- Hemlock Happening returns! Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day
- Lawrence Museum Goes On Tour
- Broxtowe residents invited to have their say on the future of Brinsley Headstocks
- Pop Up Theatre arriving at a venue near you this June – part of the Broxtowe Creates Festival
- D-Day Commemorations In Broxtowe
- Infamous rebellion documented in new exhibition at D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum
- Construction is underway to create 12 new homes and 3 flats in Chilwell
Get that Friday feeling with weekly live music in Beeston this summer
Friday18 offers an hour of live music from 18.00hrs, every Friday from 21 June to 9 August in Beeston Square.
Kicking off this year's event on Friday 21 June will be James Stevens, a Rock n Roll tribute to R&R and country, 50's-70's.
Also performing this year includes:
- 28 June - Half the Battle (rock/folk duo)
- 05 July - Trevor Pringle (acoustic singer)
- 12 July - Anteloup (5 piece band with an eclectic set)
- 19 July - Romy (acoustic singer/songwriter)
- 26 July - Higgs Bo'Sun (5 piece acoustic roots band)
- 02 August - Chai Larden & Ben Hibbert (funk, soul and blues singer)
- 09 August - Dan Bates (acoustic singer/songwriter) and Jimmi Strange (this finale event will last for two hours)
The summer sessions have been designed to bring some summer ambience to the town for visitors before they head to some of the local restaurants, bars and cinema.
Come down with family and friends to enjoy an hour of free live music and support local artists, before heading to one of Beeston's fantastic pubs and restaurants. This is a fantastic way to support your local economy and town centre, whilst enjoying the varied night life Beeston has to offer!
Why not be environmentally friendly and walk, cycle or take the bus or tram to the event?
Friday18 is an event which has developed through the Council's partnership with the German town of Gutersloh.