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Nottingham-based filmmaker Sharon Walia uses her camera to tell important stories, having already tackled the poor treatment of refugees through The Movement and spotlighted the powerful tales of the UK’s first Windrush generation through Parallel Histories. Now, the documentarian turns her attention to animal rights, in the form of The Keepers of the Pigs - a poignant exploration of an unlikely subject, guinea pigs - heading across the globe to witness their unique cultural impact, and meet those trying to protect one of man’s closest friends…
This Halloween, The Bodega was haunted by a particularly aptly named headliner; Deadletter. Giving an energetic, tight and memorable performance, the post-punk sextet cast their magic on Nottingham’s punters for a night of pure fun...
Combining explosive riffs and confrontational vocals with splashes of playful punk, SNAYX are breaking through at a time when socially conscious, aggressive guitar music is making waves across the UK and beyond...
Taking place in a venue definitely too small for them, Fat Dog took to The Bodega with attitude and style...
Manchester-based indie-rock quartet Corella take to the stage at Rescue Rooms for a sold-out set. With tracks that feel larger-than-life, and even somewhat cinematic, it’s no wonder that these guys have been making waves amongst the indie soundscape. With a debut album on the way, as well as all the talent and ambition required for a meteoric rise, Corella find themselves upon the threshold of something momentous…
When it comes to nightclubs, Nottingham has more than its fair share of legendary venues from Rock City to NG One to Pryzm. There really is something for everyone. But there are many clubs that have had their last orders at the bar and closed the doors for good, leaving nothing but memories.
Some have become legends such as Isis, Bopp, Mario’s, Part Two, Media, Skyy Club, Kool Kat, The Garage and more. Hidden behind their new lives as solicitor’s offices, student accommodation or studios, here are four venues we have loved and lost.
Head down to the Being Human Festival, and enjoy some art, poetry or music in between...
Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri team up for a slice of enjoyable silliness...
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