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!
9. Effervescent evening of live jazz in Worksop
The highly acclaimed Nicola Farnon Trio make a welcome return to Worksop Library next Tuesday night for a captivating concert of jazz. None other than top broadcaster Humphrey Lyttelton has described singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Farnon as "a remarkable performer and a class act, with an outgoing personality to match", so you are guaranteed an effervescent evening. Photo: Submitted
10. Array of global treats at International Market
An array of global treats awaits visitors to the award-winning International Market, which runs on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Old Market Square in Nottingham. Fine foods and delis will be available,alongside amazing, mouthwatering street food, plus arts and crafts stalls and a Dutch market garden offering colourful flowers and plants. The street food will include Afro-Caribbean cuisine, Greek gyros and souvlaki and French crepes and savoury galettes. Photo: Submitted
11. Make your own at exhibition of sculpted busts
An exhibition of more than 100 sculpted busts of famous figures, including D.H.Lawrence and Pablo Picasso, has its last day at the Harley Foundation art gallery at Welbeck on Sunday. So why not mark the finale of 'Heads' by Nicole Farhi by popping along to make your own sculptural bust of someone that has inspired you? Free materials and tools will be provided. Photo: Submitted
12. Sheku Kanneh-Mason live in concert
Nottinghamshire-born Sheku Kanneh-Mason, one of the biggest names in classical music today, returns to his home county for an unmissable live concert at Southwell Minster on Sunday (6 pm). The cellist will be joined by long-time collaborator, Brazilian guitarist Plinio Fernandes, for an evening of enchanting duets. Sheku has risen to the top after winning the BBC 'Young Musician Of The Year' contest in 2016. Photo: Submitted