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Here’s the Inspiration Behind Laura Decorum’s Black History Month LeftLion Cover

Laura Decorum designed the beautiful cover for Issue #164 of LeftLion. Here's what she had to say about it...

Gig Review: Do Nothing at Rock City

Post the release of their debut album, Nottingham natives Do Nothing delivered at their homecoming gig at the iconic Rock City...

Siobhan Miller

Kitchen Dancing Class - Soul, Disco & Pop

Broadway Film Quiz - Hosted by Mayhem Film Festival

Cocktail Crafternoon: Gin Glass Painting

Northern Ballet - Beauty & the Beast

The Northern Boys

Gig Review: The Joy Formidable at Rescue Rooms

It’s the last date of The Joy Formidable’s UK tour, and there’s a sense of wistful excitement in the air at Rescue Rooms...

Gig Review: Jonny Kerry at Peggy's Skylight

If you are lusting for warm evenings in a quaint bustling Italian town in the middle of summer, then look no further - Jonny Kerry and his band can take you there...

Review: Bush Doctor The Reunion at Hidden Warehouse

The recent 29-year reunion of the iconic crew Bush Doctor Sound System brought together fans of the jungle fraternity from across the UK...

Biggest Ever Hockley Hustle Will Be An Inspiring Showcase of Nottingham’s Music Scene

Vicky McClure’s Our Dementia Choir and the UFO Orchestra are just two of the 350 stellar acts lined up to deliver a fantastic showcase of Nottingham’s thriving music scene at the biggest ever Hockley Hustle on Sunday 22 October...

Gig Review: Blondes at Rough Trade

On this particular evening in September, the spotlight was firmly on University of Nottingham alumni and indie four-piece Blondes, who graced the stage at Rough Trade Nottingham...

Henry Normal- COLLECTED POEMS and other landfill

Nottingham Comedy Festival Preview Show

Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth and Reality

Free Lunchtime Walkthrough: the Art Schools Of the East Midlands

Ash + THE SUBWAYS

This Will Destroy You X The Ocean

United Strings Of Europe at University Hall

Notts Shots: October 2023

Since the late 1940s, the district of St Ann’s has been a richly diverse community and home to diaspora from all over the world, including many people of Afro-Caribbean descent. However, the landscape of the area changed immeasurably post-1960, when much of the nineteenth century terraced housing was demolished. While more structurally sound habitation was built, up to 30,000 residents were rehomed throughout the city, and the community that had developed in St Ann’s was never quite the same.

Gig Review: Nation of Language at Rescue Rooms

Nation of Language brought their icy, post-punk-inspired synth pop to Rescue Rooms...

Richard Douglas (aka Joe Buhdha): Voices from Nottingham's Windrush Generation

To celebrate Black History Month and the 75th anniversary of Windrush we have been working with the New Art Exchange and their NAE YOUnity Commission funded by Freelands Foundation. Our aim is to highlight the voices of Nottingham's Windrush generation and some of the challenges they faced...

Vona Vella

Funhouse Comedy Club