Everything you need to know about Beat the Streets festival

It is returning to the city once again

Nottingham's Beat the Streets is returning to the city centre once again this year in order to raise money for homelessness prevention charity Framework in support of the work they do. The festival takes place in various venues on January 26.

Where is it on? The festival takes place in different venues across the city centre so prepare to make a quick dash from place to place. As the event is organised by DHP Family, the obvious venues are Bodega, Rescue Rooms and Rock City. Rough Trade will also be taking part this year. Venues may have different opening times so it's worth checking in advance. There are different timings for each band so it's worth drawing up a plan of action ahead of attending so you don't miss anything.

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