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!
9. Poetry festival
Nottingham Poetry Festival has returned for the first time in two years after the pandemic. Featuring an eclectic mix of nationally and locally acclaimed poets at various venues and also online, the free event hosts performances, workshops, debates and discussions. For the full line-up, go to the festival's website, nottinghampoetryfestival.com. Photo: Submitted
10. Exhibition of interior decor
For our final event of the weekend, we return to the Harley Gallery at Welbeck, where a free summer exhibition opens on Saturday, showcasing the work of studio artist Kyra Cane. She has worked with interiors brand Villa Nova to convert her drawings and ceramics into a stunning range of textiles, cushions, rugs and wall coverings. Photo: Submitted