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Gig Review: John Power at The Bodega

In addition to a flourishing solo career, John Power had the distinction of being a member of two iconic British bands of the eighties and the nineties, The La’s and Cast. While continuing to work with the La’s, Power resumed his solo career in 2006, releasing an album of hard-stomping folk-rock, Willow She Weeps, in the autumn of that year. Now, he brings music from across his career to The Bodega...

Jesca Hoop

Simon Reeve - to the Ends Of the Earth

The King and I

Modern Folk Horror: Creative Writing Talk & Workshop

An Audience With Lynne Hanson

Theatre Review: It’s A Bird at Lakeside Arts Centre 

What a show: It’s a Bird from the Equality Act. Bea Udeh reviews Jordan Gray's latest show... 

Gig Review: Freya Ridings at Rock City

With top-ten single Lost Without You under her belt, singer-songwriter Freya Ridings is fast-becoming a household name. Following the release of her sophomore studio album Blood Orange, the Castles singer embarks on a string of autumn UK tour dates, making a stop at Nottingham's Rock City...

Gig Review: ANNISOKAY at Rescue Rooms

The German death-core quartet took to Rescue Rooms with style, energy and charisma; Ben Blissett reviews...

Film Review: Raging Grace at Mayhem Film Festival

Nottingham’s beloved Mayhem Film Festival kicked off last night, with a packed out crowd of horror, sci-fi and cult cinema fanatics. Paris Zarcilla’s debut, Raging Grace opened the event, prefaced with a contextual video introduction from the director.

Gig Review: Dizzee Rascal at Motorpoint Arena

Signalling a return to some of his most gritty, raw, and abrasive sounds, Mercury Prize winner Dizzee Rascal goes back to basics on his twenty-year anniversary tour of Boy in Da Corner...

We Chat to Cian Ducrot Ahead of His Gig at Rock City in November

Since his debut album Victory went to number one back in August, Cian Ducrot has reached new heights, upgrading from the smaller Rescue Rooms venue that he visited back in March to the bigger Rock City on 15 November. We catch up with him ahead of the show, to talk about his classical roots, TikTok, and a rainy Splendour Festival...

Gender Heretics: Evangelicals, Feminists, and the Alliance Against Trans, With Rebecca Jane Morgan

Acres

The Heritage & Health Project

Slow Reading Group: Down To Earth: Politics in the New Climatic Regime

The Japanese House

We Catch Up With Nadine Rose, Founder of Premium Knitwear Brand Rose & Wül, to Find Out About Her Timeless Creations

Born out of a lockdown hobby, Nottingham premium knitwear brand Rose & Wül has since amassed an ever-growing following, with fans including the likes of TV star Claudia Winkleman. Each piece is hand-knitted by founder Nadine Rose out of luxurious cloud-like merino wool, using her bare hands instead of knitting needles for a super-chunky stitch pattern. We caught up with Nadine to find out more about her timeless creations and how the kindness of an unsuspecting stranger helped her discover her hidden talent.

Festivals of Music, Art and Film, plus Halloween Season Kicks Off: Here's What's In Nottingham 16 - 22 October

Dance at Hockley Hustle, hear the stories of the Windrush generation, hobnob with artists or get a taste for the city's dark history this week in Nottingham.

Film + Q&A Review: The Great Escaper

Nottingham Trent University lecturer and Southwell's own William Ivory held a Q&A for his latest film, The Great Escaper, at Broadway Cinema - and we were asked to stop by and check it out...

Meanderers October Drift

Oishi / Bredbeddle / Vicky Sparrow

Workshop: What's Lurking Underneath?

Zoe's Peculiar Journey Through Time

The Trials Of Cato