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Hidden History Tour

We speak to Broadway, Arc and Savoy Cinemas about the future of cinema in Nottingham

Last month we learned that Cineworld cinema in the Cornerhouse will be closing, to be replaced by Vue cinema later in the year. The last few years have seen plenty of change for the cinema industry, so we put some questions to the figureheads at our three other local picture houses; Mark Gallagher at The Arc Cinema, Lucy Askew at Broadway Cinema and Paul Scotton at Savoy Cinema…

Strictly Come Dancing

Twilight Of the Warriors: Walled In

The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Hidden History Tour

Put your records on: we find out about Revinyl Sessions, a night where anyone can be a DJ

Fancy sharing your music taste with other music lovers? Revinyl Sessions at The Golden Fleece has you covered. With an ethos that celebrates the DJ for their ability to create community in a crowd, Revinyl invites anybody, experienced or first-timer, the chance to get behind the decks and unite the room with their sound. We spoke to organiser Robin Powell to find out more…

Wet Wet Wet Plus Special Guest Heather Small

Skarlett Riot

Hidden History Tour

Theatre, queer archive photography and hillbilly rock 'n' roll classics: Here's what's on in Nottingham, 3 - 9 February

If you're interested in art exhibitions, 90s rock or theatre classics, there's lots to be getting out for in Nottingham this week...

Chinese Arts & Crafts for Families

Nottingham Lunar New Year Gala

Nottingham Lunar New Year Gala

The Carriage Hall Viewing Day

Debbie Moss – Author Talk & Book Launch for 'angel's Teeth'

Daniel Lind - Ramos: Ensamblajes

Alan Weber: My Order

Singalonga Wicker Man

The Longest Pony (The Longest Johns x El Pony Pisador)

Just the Tonic Nottingham - Sunday Night at Broadway

Wellbeing At Wollaton: Yoga

Hidden History Tour

Northern Lights: Inside the queer 90s North and Midlands with the Linden Archives

We go back to the hedonistic 1990s of Nottingham and the North of England with former photographer, Stuart Linden Rhodes, who comes to Nottingham on February 6 to launch his new book Linden Archives.