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Curators' Walkthrough: Allan Weber & Daniel Lind-ramos

Juga- Naut [hip-hop]

High Vis

Craig David Commitment Tour 2025

National Apprenticeship Week 2025

Hidden History Tour

Floral Pattern

Gig review: Dekker & Daudi Matsiko at The Bodega

Notts based, ever-minimalist singer-songwriters Daudi Matsiko and Dekker headlined a night of dreamy and introspective folk at The Bodega, with support arriving from local Chloe Rogers...

Gig review: Madina Lake at Rescue Rooms

As February deepened and winter proved to be a stubborn companion, Madina Lake took to the stage at Rescue Rooms, delivering an unforgettable  performance that transported fans straight back to the golden era of 2000s alternative rock…

The Beautiful Game: Notts County through the photographer’s lens

John Anderson is a professional photographer with a passion for Notts County FC. After years of corporate jobs and taking photos of Queen Elizabeth, in 2016 he decided to pursue a passion project and take photos at Meadow Lane. However, his focus is usually on the crowd rather than on the pitch… 

For Female+ Success Networking & Learning Evening

The Films Of Mike Leigh: Naked + the Short and Curlies

Jenny Don't & the Spurs

Inhaler

The Host (2006)

Girl Scout

Managing fighting & aggression

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Ruby Tuesday's Music Night - 'Celebrate the Voice'

Hidden History Tour

Film Review: Companion

A Barbie girl, living in a non-Barbie world...

An open conversation: journalist Gary Younge tells us about a public assembly on issues facing minority communities coming up in Nottingham

Well known for his twenty years at The Guardian and a current position as Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester, journalist, author and broadcaster Gary Younge has led conversations on minority experiences and systematic racism for decades. Those conversations have become all-the-more pertinent since 2020, so Mr Younge is planning new measures to address the issues facing minority communities. 

This will take the form of public assemblies in four cities, one of which will be Nottingham. In January, Mr Younge arrived here to meet the local community who inform the substance of that assembly. Here he presents an open letter, explaining what people can expect from the meeting.