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TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Sourcing Nottingham’s Wild and Edible Treasures With The Nottingham Forager

Lucy AKA The Nottingham Forager is the ultimate guide to Nottingham’s wild edible treasures, running workshops and events (often on a donation basis) to share her expansive knowledge of our natural pantry. We caught up with Lucy to find out what foraging is all about, her top tips this summer and why talking about blue legs is pretty normal around these parts.

Left Magpie: July 2023

Gig Review: The Last Dinner Party at The Bodega

After featuring in our July print issue, The Last Dinner Party took to the Bodega stage on their first UK headline tour...

5 Best Places To Get Authentic Indian Food In Nottingham

Looking for authentic Indian food in Nottingham? We've got you covered...

Plants & Prayer: Health and Healing before 1700

Exhibition: Puppets, Puppets, Puppets

Canalhouse Comedy Night

Exhibition: Ross Martin

Kitchen Dancing Class - Soul, Disco & Pop

Anna Mieke

Kitchen Dancing Class - Ultimate 80's & 90's

Cocktail Crafternoon: Gin Glass Painting

The Joyful Jukebox Keyworth Sing-along

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Left Brian: July 2023

LeftLion's monthly Nottingham Forest FC column is back with reflections on Nottingham Forest Women F.C., new and old signings, expectations for the next season and some thoughts on the passing of Reds legends, Trevor Francis and Chris Bart-Williams.

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Plants & Prayer: Health and Healing before 1700

Exhibition: Puppets, Puppets, Puppets

Exhibition: Ross Martin

Being Present | Sharing Event

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Food Review: Boulangerie de Saigon

In true Gen-Z style, I have an issue with buying too many coffees. Good day, bad day, boring day: It’s always the perfect time for a coffee. And, while this habit isn’t great for my finances, it is good for my happiness. Which, of course, is why I was so excited to see Boulangerie de Saigon open ten seconds away from the LeftLion office. Plus, why I dragged our Editor along to try it, mere days after the business had opened...

Locating D.H. Lawrence: July 1923

It’s July 1923, and D.H. Lawrence is crossing the border of Mexico into America where he encounters a ‘a vast and weary river that looks as if it had never wanted to start flowing’...

Makeup Masterclass With Ysl