But not a bit of it. There is still a full programme of things to do, places to go and events to enjoy across the Mansfield, Ashfield, Worksop and wider Nottinghamshire area this weekend, so have a browse through our guide below.
Mansfield’s Palace Theatre, for instance, is in full swing again after its summer break, and shows featuring Fleetwood Mac, 90s music and the Blues Brothers are sure to light up the stage.
More music is on the agenda at Southwell Minster, courtesy of Sheku Kanneh-Mason, and at Worksop Library, courtesy of The Nicola Farnon Trio.
The libraries at Mansfield, Sutton and Worksop host events as part of a poetry festival, while art buffs get their fix via a prestigious film screening at the aforementioned Palace Theatre and an ongoing exhibition at The Harley Foundation gallery in Welbeck.
Enticing markets are scheduled for the Thoresby Park courtyard and Nottingham’s Old Market Square, while a Green Festival is sure to prove popular at Coronation Park in Eastwood.
If sport is more your cup of tea, Nottingham stages two major events, with England in one-day cricket action at Trent Bridge on Saturday and the Robin Hood Half-Marathon on Sunday.
Before you set off for your chosen destination, please check its website for admission prices and opening times. Have a great weekend!
5. Go back in time with Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac, formed back in 1967, are one of the world's best-selling bands of all time. So don't miss your chance to relive some of their greatest hits -- from 'Dreams', 'Tusk' and 'Rhiannon' to 'Go Your Own Way' and 'Little Lies' -- in a show at Mansfield's Palace Theatre on Saturday night. 'Dreams Of Fleetwood Mac' is a 130-minute tribute show presented by a polished band of experienced musicians who recreate the authentic look and sound of Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood and Co. Photo: Submitted
6. It's Robin Hood Half-Marathon time again
Runners from Mansfield, Ashfield and Worksop are sure to be among the hundreds taking part in one of the most enduring events on the county's sporting calendar on Sunday, the Robin Hood Half-Marathon., So why not pop down to the streets of Nottingham city centre to cheer them on? The day will also feature other events, all raising money for a host of local charities. Photo: Submitted
7. Discover more about Picasso's 'Father Of Art'
The artist Picasso labelled the 'Father Of Art', Paul Cezanne, is the focus of the first 'Exhibition On Screen' to be held at Mansfield Palace Theatre's Leeming Lounge on Friday. Sit back and enjoy a 90-minute film, narrated by award-winning actor Brian Cox, while enjoying complementary hot drinks and cake. The film will give you exclusive access to famous paintings, as well as insights from historians and art critics. Photo: Submitted
8. Fun-filled and free Green Festival
A fun-filled afternoon is promised at Coronation Park, Eastwood on Saturday (12 midday to 3 pm) when a free Green Festival takes place. Such events are designed to educate local people about making more sustainable choices in their day-to-day lives. It will feature stalls, run by local businesses and groups, fun activities for all the family, arts, crafts, music, games and food vendors. Photo: Alan Lodge/indymedia.org