Pebble Mill, to be exact, the Birmingham home of BBC Midlands TV, which hosted the show between 1976 and 1981.
Well, the title has very different connotations this weekend because Field Mill, or the One Call Stadium, hosts the Stags’ play-off semi-final, first leg against Northampton Town.
And if you’re not there in person, you’re likely to be glued to Sky Sports TV, watching a game that could lead to Nigel Clough’s Mansfield playing at Wembley on Saturday, May 28.
The Stags’ promotion push again dominates the weekend’s schedule. But we’ve tried hard to find alternative attractions, and here they are.
They range from comedy to bushcraft, from recycled sculpture to poetry. And there’s quite a bit going on at Mansfield Market too.
Before you set off, please check the websites of the individual venues for opening times and admission prices.
Have a great weekend. And Up The Stags!
And if you’re not there in person, you’re likely to be glued to Sky Sports TV, watching a game that could lead to Nigel Clough’s Mansfield playing at Wembley on Saturday, May 28.
5. Vegan market
The 'Love Your Local Market' campaign at Mansfield Market coincides with the town's Cleaner Greener Festival, run by the district council. And one of its showpiece events is a vegan market this Sunday from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. There will be up to 40 stalls, plus live music, delicious food, children's nature activities and crafts, face-painting, free giveaways and a variety of entertainment -- all for free.. Photo: Submitted
6. Saturday Bushcraft Club
Join the Saturday Bushcraft Club at Sherwood Pines on various dates through the year, starting on Saturday (10 am to 3 pm). Strictly for adults, each session teaches skills such as fire-lighting, foraging and natural crafts in a secluded camp within the forest. After Saturday, the next session is on June 11. Photo: Submitted
7. International market
You'll have to hop on to a Robin Hood Line train for this one, but we hear that Nottingham's International Market in the Old Market Square is well worth a visit. It runs on Saturday (9 am to 6 pm) and Sunday (10 am to 5 pm), and features a wide range of stalls, food, arts and crafts, many with a continental flavour. Photo: Submitted
8. Musical theatre treat
'Beyond The Barricade' is the UK's longest-running musical theatre concert tour, delivering more than two hours of songs from the best of Broadway and the West End. So it promises to be quite a night at Mansfield's Palace Theatre on Friday when it hosts the show, featuring a host of top performers and a stunning finale from 'Les Miserables' not to be missed. Photo: Submitted