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Theatre Review: Here You Come Again

Dolly Parton is the best fairy godmother a boy could wish for

Our July cover artist Moonbuns Collective talk inspirations and creative processes

We chat to the creators of this month’s cover art, the Moonbuns Collective…

Paul Hart: Truncated

Effie Burns: Earthly Treasures

Quartet Con Alma [ Latin Jazz]

Nottingham Chamber Music Festival: a Global Symphony

1999: Being John Malkovich

Turnover

Hidden History Tour

Secret Walled Garden Tours

Double Bill: THE PLEASURES (Aus, Band) + PHIL LEE (USA)

If You Build It… With Simon Curtin, an Illustrated Talk On Bringing Back the Osprey

Gig review: Kings of Leon at Motorpoint Arena

While an abundance of live music is a daily occurrence in our great city, it is not often that arguably one of the biggest rock bands in the world pays a visit to Nottingham. So naturally when the Followill family announced they were coming over from Nashville and stopping at the Arena in support of their latest opus Can We Please Have Fun, we had to go along to catch the Kings of Leon in action...

Competition: Big City Reads - win an original artwork by author and illustrator Tyrell Waiters

Nottingham City of Literature's Big City Reads campaign is underway, giving away thousands of free books to young people in the city. We're teaming up to give away one amazing prize. Read on...

Big City Reads book reviews: Vern: Custodian of the Universe

Big City Reads is a campaign ran by Nottingham City of Literature to get thousands of free books in the hands and hearts of local young people. There are four different books on offer, so we asked young people to write a review of each one. Here, Daniella Hoyland gives us her thoughts on Vern: Custodian of the Universe.

Gay-bourhoods: a history of Nottingham queer bars

It has long been established that Broad Street is Nottingham’s official queer area complete with the rainbow crossings to prove it. Home to Lord Roberts, Rough Trade, Broadway, the Transgender clinic and health shop, it has the highest number of queer and queer adjacent businesses and support services. It hasn’t always been the only queer area of Nottingham throughout the decades… Here’s a brief history of queer spots in Notts.

Nottingham City WI Monthly Meeting

Smut! the Verbal Burlesque

Collage N’ Cocktails

Black Women Activists

The Gaslight Anthem

Paul Hart: Truncated

Effie Burns: Earthly Treasures

George Platt Trio & Pendentive [ Double Header]

Ncf Comedy Presents: Canalhouse Comedy Night