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24 Jan January

12:00-13:00

Music for Market

A free lunchtime concert at St Mary Magdalene with Alexander Bradford

24 Jan January

16:30-18:30

Illuminate: Biofluorescence in Nature

Discover an invisible natural world on a night time adventure and experience the forest in a whole new light.

25 Jan January

13:00-14:15

Friday Lunchtime at the Cathedral

Near Burns Night Recital

25 Jan January

13:00-14:00

Shining a light on: the organ

Shine a Light on…: we are shining a light on aspects of the Minster’s life, history & heritage. Whether you’re a heritage enthusiast or simply curious, join us for fascinating insights from academics, experts, and our own passionate guides. Tickets may be bought in advance through Eventbrite or the Cathedral shop, or on the door. This series of talks complements Luke Jerram’s magnificent ‘Helios’ (sun) installation which will be in the Minster in July / August 2026.

31 Jan January

12:00-13:00

Music for Market

Join us for a free lunchtime concert at St Mary Magdalene with Amelie Sainsbury accompanied by Michael Bostock

31 Jan January

17:00-19:00

Pre-Theatre Dining - Flatbread Pizza and Loaded Fries

Pre theatre dining in our Byron Room. A delicious Flatbread Pizza, served with Loaded Fries to enjoy ahead of your theatre show. Please select the ticket type that matches your dietary preference, and please email 1920cafe@nsdc.info with any further dietary requirements or allergies. Food will be served at 5.30pm.

31 Jan January

19:00-20:30

Evening Talk: For Whom The Bell Tolls

Visible for miles around, the spire of St Mary’s church was a beacon, vantage point and source of local pride. Learn more about the central role played by St Mary’s Church in local life during the British Civil Wars with renowned local historian Stuart Jennings. Booking: Coming soon.

31 Jan January

19:30-22:00

ELO Experience

Why not come along and celebrate with this incredible show that takes you on a magical musical journey through time. The world's foremost multi award winning tribute to The Electric Light Orchestra celebrates its 20th Anniversary in 2026. Expect more songs and a bigger show!

1 Feb February

13:00-14:30

Survivor Testimony: Eva Clarke BEM

Holocaust Survivor Testimony: Eva Clarke BEM

4 Feb February

19:00-20:00

Local building materials and crafts of Nottinghamshire

An illustrated talk looking at the local building materials and crafts used on the historic buildings on Nottinghamshire

5 Feb February

18:30-22:00

Wine Tasting

Newark Emmaus Trust invite you to our wine tasting

5 Feb February

19:30-22:00

History Of Rock

Relive the greatest years of rock live on stage! THE HISTORY OF ROCK is back and ready to take you on the ultimate journey through the genre’s most iconic and electrifying eras! Forget the history books—this year, we're putting a spotlight on the greatest years of rock! From stadium-shaking concerts and iconic festivals to legendary albums and unforgettable anthems, prepare for a thrilling, year-by-year celebration of the moments that defined a generation.

6 Feb February

13:30-14:25

Friday Lunchtime at the Cathedral

Kanklės Recital

7 Feb February

9:30-17:00

St Mary's Squared

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7 Feb February

10:00-15:00

Rufford's Magical Fairy Trail

Step into a world of wonder and enchantment with Rufford’s Magical Fairy Trail, running daily from 7th February to 1st March 2026.

7 Feb February

19:00-22:00

Lullaby of Harlem

Live at London Road present another wonderful evening of musical entertainment from the highly talented duo ARKangel.

7 Feb February

19:30-22:00

Last Night Of The Proms

Newark Twinning Association have just celebrated 40 years of friendship with Emmendingen, Germany. The Proms concert is the annual fundraising event which was first performed on a smaller scale nearly 40 years ago. The show will also feature the Newark and Sherwood Concert Band.

10 Feb February

14:30-15:45

Shining a light on: the wonder of stained glass

Shine a Light on…: we are shining a light on aspects of the Minster’s life, history & heritage. Whether you're a heritage enthusiast or simply curious, join us for fascinating insights from academics, experts, and our own passionate guides. Tickets are £7 and £15 for organ tours (plus booking fee). Tickets may be bought in advance through Eventbrite or the Cathedral shop, or on the door. Find out more about the speakers and the content by selecting a tile below. This series of talks complements Luke Jerram’s magnificent ‘Helios’ (sun) installation which will be in the Minster in July / August 2026.