Southwell Racecourse is set to host an action-packed lineup of events this summer, offering something for everyone, from live music lovers and families, to racing enthusiasts and foodies alike. With a calendar full of thrilling fixtures and themed entertainment, the coming months promise to be a highlight of Nottinghamshire’s summer social scene.
Sausage & Cider Festival Raceday – Sunday 13th July
Kicking off the festivities is the Sausage & Cider Festival Raceday, combining the best of British racing with mouth-watering food and drink. Guests can look forward to a bustling selection of gourmet sausages, craft ciders, and of course... the sausage eating competition, all while enjoying the excitement of flat racing. It’s the perfect Sunday out for groups looking to enjoy a laid-back but lively atmosphere.
Ladies Day ft. Live 80s Music – Sunday 17th August
A jewel in Southwell’s summer crown, Advertiser Ladies Day returns with all the style, glamour, and glitz racegoers have come to love, and this year it comes with an extra splash of nostalgia. Alongside competitive racing, guests will be treated to live 80s music from 80s Explosion plus a Live DJ before racing, creating an electric atmosphere perfect for dancing the day away. Expect bold outfits, best-dressed competitions, and the ultimate summer celebration.
August Bank Holiday Family Fun Day – Monday 25th August
Southwell keeps the fun going with its Bank Holiday Family Fun Day, a fixture that promises smiles for all ages. With an afternoon of thrilling races, children’s entertainment, and loads of activities for young racegoers, it’s an ideal day out for families looking to enjoy the long weekend together.
Racing League – Thursday 28th August
Rounding off the summer schedule is the prestigious Racing League, a fast-paced, team-based racing competition bringing a fresh twist to the sport. With teams of top jockeys and trainers battling it out for championship points, this is one not to miss for any racing purist. The energy, rivalry, and stakes will be higher than ever under the floodlights.
