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Out of Time: Erasmus Darwin, the 'Da Vinci of the East Midlands'

He hated slavery, promoted the education of women, created far-sighted inventions, led the Midlands Enlightenment and made enormous strides forward in physics, biology, medicine, botany and numerous other fields. So why isn’t the name of Erasmus Darwin, perhaps the greatest scientific mind Nottingham ever produced, more widely known?

Ben Ottewell & Ian Ball (from Gomez)

Paradise Lost

How Nottingham-Born John Russell Hind Helped to Expand the Field of Astronomy

We celebrate the life and work of John Russell Hind, the Nottingham-born astronomer who made huge strides in the discovery of asteroids…

The 5 Best Gigs in Nottingham This Week

We rounded up the very best gigs happening this week...

Superbowl LVI Screening

DELTA SLEEP

Pale Waves

Glasvegas

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Film Review: The Eyes of Tammy Faye

Jessica Chastain shines in this largely unremarkable Oscar-nominated film…

Film Review: My Best Friend Anne Frank

This Dutch drama explores a new angle on a well-known story…

JUST THE TONIC COMEDY CLUB SPECIAL - NOTTINGHAM

James Blunt

Six Nations Screenings - Wales v Scotland

Desperate Journalist

Pip Blom

Titus: Festival of Science and Curiosity: Our Mutual Friends

Nadia on… the NHS Crisis

In her regular column, Nadia Whittome weighs in on the ongoing NHS crisis and its impact on people in Nottingham... 

AC/DC UK

Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls

Film Review: Jackass Forever

The Jackass crew are back for one final poo-flinging, bone breaking, vomit inducing crusade to prove that some people never learn…

Exhibition Reviews: The Eye as Witness and Fragments of Sudan at Djanogly Gallery

As Lakeside Arts presents two chilling new exhibitions, The Eye as Witness and Fragments of Sudan, our understanding of agency, suffering, and war are refigured through photography and virtual reality…

Nova Twins

Palace