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Talking therapy with Nottingham Counselling Service

As the nights roll in earlier and the weather gets chilly, it’s natural to not feel so breezy and bright. Over the next few months we’ll be dipping in with Nottingham Counselling Service to hear about their work and how we should normalise talking about our mental health.

Award winning actor Richard Armitage speaks about his latest crime novel

After a lengthy career making his name in blockbusters such as The Hobbit and BBC’s Robin Hood, multi-award winning actor Richard Armitage has turned to the written word. He visited Bromley House to discuss his latest crime novel The Cut, and how writing and acting converge.

Western musical Calamity Jane blows in from The Windy City to Nottingham Theatre Royal in March 2025

If you're a fan of the classic 1953 comedy-Western film and its long-running stage adaptation, or just looking for some good ol' fashioned escapism, then you're in for a treat early next year...

The Script + Special Guest Tom Walker

Kitchen Dancing - Ultimate 80s & 90s - Adults

Kitchen Dancing - Ultimate 60s, 70s & 80s

Tales From the Caves: Exploring Nottingham’s Underground Stories

Alexander Flood [ Nu Jazz]

Ncf Comedy Presents: Mike Rice: Nasty Character

Bsl Exhibition Tour: Martin Glover

Nottingham Central Library Tour

The Luka State

Embrace

Laura Jane Grace and The Trauma Tropes

Hidden History Tour

Picture This: Hope Exhibition

The Screen - My Brother's Wedding

Queer East: Bye Bye Love (50th Anniversary) + Intro

Beeston Tales - Travelling Together

Rachel Cooke On Women’s Friendship, Through Fiction, Diaries and Letters

Film Review: Gladiator 2

Join us as we battle through the Gladiator 2 remake...

We talk to Blue Violet ahead of their Metronome Nottingham show with Echobelly

With a new album due in January and in the thick of a support tour with Echobelly, indie alternative duo Blue Violet have a lot to be excited about. We caught up with them ahead of their gig at Metronome...

In photos: She Drew The Gun at Rough Trade

Review: cabaret, burlesque and art at Niche Artefact

Niche Artefact is a unique Nottingham event that celebrates local painters and sculptors alongside a cabaret of drag artists, singers and even an aerial burlesque performer. It’s very much a bespoke event that champions our LGBTQIA+ community and allies. Ian C Douglas went along to November’s showcase, the Halloween-themed Occult Odyssey…

Gig review: They Might Be Giants at Rock City

A car accident and a global pandemic could only keep They Might Be Giants away from the UK for so long. Last Friday, off-kilter alternative heroes John Flansburgh and John Linnell brought pure whimsy to Rock City in celebration of 30 (+4) years of Flood – one of the most recognizable and beloved albums of the early 90s...