Our comprehensive guide to a host of services, parades, wreath-laying ceremonies and gatherings that are taking place can be found here.
However, there will still be time to get out and about and to let your hair down, so we have also hand-picked a dozen events and attractions in and around the local area for you to consider.
Whether it’s going on an adrenalin adventure, taking yourself off to the theatre or counting down the days to Christmas, there are lots of opportunities to have some fun this weekend.
For full information and booking details on all the attractions listed, please visit the relevant websites.
5. Visit the Woodland Adventure Zone
If you go down to the woods today, your're sure of a big surprise! The Woodland Adventure Zone at Mansfield's Portland College, to be exact. It is an award-winning, accessible forest attraction set among acres of pine trees in Sherwood Forest and an exciting experience for people of all ages, including those with disabilities and wheelchair-users. Photo: Submitted
6. Have a laugh at Comedy Festival
We all need a laugh during these difficult times, so the Nottingham Comedy Festival, which starts on Friday and runs until November 21, could be just the ticket. It features a wide variety of acts at different venues, with the star attraction this weekend being TV star Tim Minchin (pictured) at the Motorpoint Arena on Sunday night. Photo: Submitted
7. Marvel at the Spectacle Of Light
The illuminated trail in the stunning grounds of Rufford Abbey Country Park is something to behold. Sip mulled wine or hot chocolate as you discover sparkling installations among the romantic ruins and throughout the beautiful gardens. Hurry, though, because the Spectacle Of Light attraction's final day is this Sunday. Photo: Submitted
8. Explore historic caves
Take the family to Creswell Crags to explore its historic, limestone caves with the help of expert tour-guides. You're sure to learn something new, have a fun adventure and be in awe of how many stories from the past, including the Ice Age, are brought to life. Located at Whitwell, near Worksop, the caves are open on Saturday and Sunday. Photo: Submitted