SOME HIGHLIGHTS OVER THE CHRISTMAS PERIOD... ENGINE HOUSE IN ASSOCIATION WITH HULL TRUCK THEATRE PRESENTS
FLAT STANLEY Djanogly Theatre, 6-24 December, tickets from £8.50. See website for more details. He may be flat as a pancake but he’s a hero! Back by popular demand, Flat Stanley returns with a fantastically whacky adventure for all the family during the magical time of Christmas.
DJANOGLY ART GALLERY & GALLERY CAFÉ WESTON GALLERY UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM MUSEUM Christmas Eve: Open as normal, close at 4pm Christmas Day & Boxing Day: Closed 27–31 December: 12 – 4pm New Year’s Day: Closed 2 January: Closed 3–4 January: 12 – 4pm PAVILION CAFÉ Christmas Eve: 11am – 4pm Christmas Day & Boxing Day: Closed 27–31 December: 11am – 4pm New Year’s Day: Closed 2 January: Closed 3 January: 11am – 4pm 4 January: 11am – 4pm
FLAT STANLEY INSTALLATION Wallner Gallery, Admission free Created for and by children working with artist Jessica Kemp, this installation offers fantastic interactive fun for children and their grown ups across the festive period!
IN THE SHADOW OF WAR Djanogly Art Gallery, Admission free In anticipation of the 70th anniversary of the end of WW2, this exhibition explores allusions to the trauma of war across British post-war sculpture and painting. Art investigators bags are available to help younger visitors engage with the exhibition.
ANDREW SINGLETON Gallery Café, Admission free Frozen waterfalls and icicle formations inspire the sculptor’s dazzling showpiece for the winter season.
PAVILION CAFÉ The café’s festive treats are the perfect way to warm up after a wintery lakeside walk.