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Hidden History Tour

Poets off the Endz

Nottingham Chamber Music Festival - Scottish Ensemble

Dark Tales for Dark Nights

Mammoth Mending Workshop

Monster Florence

Jewish Film Festival: Seven Blessings

Aftreenoon

Kiri Pritchard-mclean: Peacock

Gig review: Warmduscher at Rock City

The mighty Warmduscher hit the stage at Rock City on Wednesday, bringing a swaggering show that only these cowboy party fiends could pull off…

Classical Concert Review: The Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra with Jonathon Darlington at the Royal Concert Hall

Director's Seat: Shane Meadows on his gratitude for the Nottingham Television Workshop

Shane Meadows is a legend of British film and television. In the mid-90s he was making lots of short films around Nottingham before releasing his debut feature TwentyFourSeven in 1997. Since then he’s gone on to create masterpieces like A Room For Romeo Brass, Dead Man’s Shoes, This Is England, Gallows Pole, The Stone Roses: Made of Stone and more.

Shane joined us for the fifth instalment of LeftLion Live at the Library, a series of live interviews that we’ve been hosting since July at Nottingham Central Library. In front of a live audience, LeftLion Editor-in-Chief Jared Wilson chatted to Shane about his illustrious career, covering everything from the Nottingham Television Workshop to Notts County FC. Here we’ve treated you to a snapshot of the conversation, which is available in full for your auditory pleasure on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Podcasts. 

Mini Throwing Taster

Goat

Incidentally by Derek Sprawson: Paintings 2021-24

Intaglio Printmaking

Isq [jazz/pop/electronica]

Sleep In Motion

Just the Tonic Comedy Club - Nottingham - 7 O'Clock Show

Just the Tonic Comedy Club - Nottingham - 9 O'Clock Show

Hidden History Tour

Black Water County

LeftLion Interviews Podcast #6: Natalie Duncan on Music Careers, Hockley Hustle, Goldie, Jools Holland, Ronnie Scott’s, Peggy’s Skylight and more

Our sixth episode features a conversation with Nottingham-born neo-soul, R&B, jazz (and more) singer-songwriter Natalie Duncan... 

Gig review: Fat Dog at Rescue Rooms

Last night Rescue Rooms was transported to a chaotic whirlwind of warped electro-metal as Fat Dog proved their worth as one of the best live acts on the gig circuit today.

Theatre Review: The Gruffalo at Theatre Royal

Silly old fox. Doesn't he know? The Gruffalo has become a live theatre show...