St Mary’s Church, Nottingham
St Mary’s Church, Nottingham, is the city’s largest and most impressive medieval church, standing proudly in the historic Lace Market district. Dating primarily from the 14th and 15th centuries, the building is a fine example of English Gothic architecture, with its commanding tower and elegant stonework forming one of Nottingham’s most recognisable landmarks.
Inside, the church reveals a vast and luminous interior, where soaring arches, intricate tracery, and richly coloured stained-glass windows create an atmosphere of grandeur and serenity. The spacious nave and beautifully crafted details offer a setting that feels both monumental and welcoming, steeped in centuries of history.
Renowned for its exceptional acoustics, St Mary’s provides a remarkable environment for concerts, choral works, orchestral performances, and candlelit events. The generous proportions of the space allow sound to resonate with clarity and depth, enhancing both vocal and instrumental music.
Located in the cultural heart of Nottingham, St Mary’s Church offers a venue where history, architecture, and live performance come together — a timeless setting for unforgettable musical experiences.
Plan your visit
Out of respect for guests and performers, late entry may not be permitted. We cannot guarantee your original seats after the concert begins.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access
Step-free access is available, using the same entrance as the main public entrance.
- Accessible toilet
An accessible toilet is available, located next to the ladies' toilet.
- Companion ticket
A companion attends free of charge with a valid Access Card.
- Levels
There is no balcony at this venue; all seating is on the ground floor.
Getting there & parking
There is no public onsite parking. Blue Badge holders may park on High Pavement, adjacent to the church, for a maximum of three hours.
