Featured Events in Worksop in June, 2025 (August Updated)

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Adaptive Cycle Ride at Clumber Park, Worksop S80 3BE This ride will take place on 18th June and will follow a 15 mile route. These rides are designed for participants who have ridden with us several times at our regular cycle sessions and have built up the fitness and skills needed for a longer ride. You can book your place on this ride via our website: Event Details: Date & Time: Meet at 11:00 AM for an 11:30 AM start.Meeting Point: Main visitors car park, Clumber Park, Worksop, S80 3BEFacilities: There is an on-site café and accessible toilets.What to Bring: Food and drinks (if you don’t plan to use the café).Suitable clothing for the weather, including waterproofs if needed.Important Notes: Ensure you are confident in using any equipment you book.There is no phone reception at the location.If you haven’t completed our participant form before, please fill it out here: Participant Form.We look forward to riding with you! 🌟 Information Source: Experience Community CIO | eventbrite

McTavish!Set in the dazzling world of 1928, you’re invited to the extravagant 100th birthday celebration of the fabulously wealthy (and notoriously tight-fisted) Laird McTavish. The champagne is flowing, the jazz is swinging, and the guest list is packed with peculiar personalities—from Clunge the ever-suspicious butler, to the flirtatious parlour maid Fanny, the saintly Curate Robert, and the sultry Nurse Golightly. But when the evening takes a deadly turn and a guest ends up murdered, it’s up to you to play detective. Who had the motive? How was it done? And more importantly—who’s next? Question the suspects, piece together the clues, and solve the case in a night of intrigue, laughter, and vintage drama. A thrilling night awaits… but beware—everyone has a secret, and no one is safe. Did the butler do it? Only one way to find out… Location: Clumber Park Hotel & Spa, Worksop, Nottinghamshire Nestled in the peaceful countryside just minutes from Clumber Park and Sherwood Forest, our charming spa hotel is the perfect escape from the everyday. Enjoy beautifully designed rooms with modern amenities including free Wi-Fi, TVs, and tea and coffee making facilities. For an extra touch of luxury, upgraded rooms feature plush robes, deluxe toiletries, and complimentary minibar treats. Indulge in a delicious meal in our bright conservatory restaurant, unwind in the cozy lounge, or grab a bite at the café. Rejuvenate in the luxurious spa with a heated pool and fully equipped gym, or explore the great outdoors with activities like pony trekking and golf. Whether you're here for a quiet getaway or a little adventure, comfort and style come standard. Ticket includes: 3 course dinnerMurder mystery entertainmentFancy dress competitionPrizes for catching the murdererMurderMysteryEvents.com...Dying to please! Information Source: Murder Mystery Events Limited - Dying to please! | eventbrite

Spend an afternoon working with professional basketmaker Rachel Hutton and weave your own wall hanging using willow, dried flowers and other natural materials.In this workshop, young people aged 11-16 will learn traditional weaving techniques, using a style inspired by Catalonian platters – the same type of weave often used as the base of a basket. Starting in the Harley Gallery, young people will explore our exhibition Basketry: Rescuing, Reviving, Retaining, taking inspiration from the huge variety of baskets on display. Heading outside (weather dependent), they will learn how to choose and prepare willow. They’ll experiment with pattern, texture, and colour to weave a finished wall hanging that reflects their own creative style. Please wear comfortable, weather appropriate clothes and footwear for this session. In the event of poor weather, the workshop will take place inside. The Harley Young Artists series gives young people a chance to work with professional artists. It is an opportunity to develop skills and gain an insight into a range of creative careers. Rachel HuttonThis session is taught by Rachel Hutton. Raised on the edges of Sheffield and inspired by the woodlands of the Peak District, Rachel has built a career around traditional crafts and working with nature. After leaving a career in education, she now weaves, coppices, and teaches heritage skills, with a deep passion for basketry and woodland crafts. She is also the founder of Hedgerow Hare, creating natural soaps and cosmetics inspired by wild plants and willow. RegistrationDrop your child off for this session in the Harley Gallery. Information Source: The Harley Foundation | eventbrite

John Law presents Re-Creations: creative arrangements of some of the world’s most familiar music. After three brilliant CDs and tours throughout the UK and Europe, the quartet is now presenting their latest album: Many Moons. The current new repertoire includes versions of House Of The Rising Sun , Mama Mia mashed together with Pachelbel’s Canon , and a beautiful interpretation of Can’t Help Falling In Love . Featuring UK Parliamentary Jazz Award Winner saxophonist Sam Crockatt, Danish bass player and composer Henrik Jensen and a new young firebrand on the UK jazz drumming scene, Alex Goodyear. “Striking arrangements and great skill and invention in the solos!” *T ickets available on the door priced at £16/£15 (concession)/£9 (children)* P lease park in the main visitor car park (what3words ///rigs.amid.helps) and enter by the main visitor entrance (what3words ///chemistry.breached.sniff). P lease contact the office 01909 537100 for accessibility advice. Information Source: Worksop College | eventbrite