Six great events for Derby people to attend this month
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There are plenty of exciting events taking place for Derby folk this month.
We have compiled a list of things for you to go to at popular venues in and around Derby city centre in June.
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Download Festival
June 8 to June 11
Download is celebrating its 20th anniversary at Donington Park by adding an extra day to the festival.
Some of the biggest names in rock and metal are headlining the festival including Metallica, Bring Me The Horizon and Slipknot.
East Midlands Derby
June 9
One of the most exciting games of the season is the East Midlands Derby at the Incora County Ground.
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Four Hares and a Rainbow: Creative Writing Workshop
June 10 and June 21
Aimed at both beginners and published writers, this is a friendly and relaxing creative writing workshop held at Derby Cathedral.
The workshop uses the work of Derbyshire artist Michael Cook to inspire writers to find their own words.
An Evening with Andy Hamilton
June 14
Writer and comedian Andy Hamilton is coming to Derby Theatre on his comedy tour.
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The Verdict
June 20 to June 24
A courtroom thriller which has been very popular across the UK and Ireland is coming to Derby Theatre.
Inspired by the multi-academy award-nominated film, Emmerdale and Casualty actor Jason Merrells stars in this exciting play.
N-Dubz
June 24
Hip-hop trio N-Dubz and support act, Love Island star and singer Wes Nelson, are looking forward to playing the Incora County Ground later this month.
An event not to be missed, find out more about it on DerbyWorld.
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