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Gospel Singing Workshop

Mary Austin - a Life In Art

Festival of Science and Curiosity - Build the Change workshops

Beeston Tales - Uncanny

Bilk

Hidden History Tour

Gig review: Delights at The Bodega

Mancunian indie outlet Delights are simply incredible. They mix indie with funk and lo-fi sounds and ideas to create a chilled and cinematic sound that was built for the stage. We caught up with them on the third night of their UK headline tour, promoting the album If Heaven Looks A Little Like This, with support from Flat Party and Leah Wilcox...

Gig review: Noisemakers' Guild & Club Rivera at The Chapel, with Jude Forsey

Noisemakers' Guild took to the stage at The Chapel for a performance with Italian jazz funk band Club Rivera. With young local singer-songwriter Jude Forsey in support, the night was one to remember...

Living Sobar: Friar Lane's Café Sobar talk redefining recovery

Founded back in 2014 by local addiction recovery charity Double Impact, Café Sobar has become a beacon for change for many in Notts. Providing people in recovery a space for growth via meetings, volunteering and work opportunities, the venue team is ever-ambitious to redefine recovery through a unique, community driven approach. We met team-members Char Ogley and Pete Grimes to find out how, ten years on, the venue’s mission has evolved. 

Lego Printing

Nowhere - Presented by Queer Notts

Alberta Cross

Retro Gaming - Sonic Special Event

Jazz Steps Live at the Libraries: Midnight Blue

Get Your Hands On History: Free Family Friendly History Workshop for February Half Term

Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures - Swan Lake

Nashville at Heart

February Half Term Family Activities: Tall Tales

Festival of Science and Curiosity - Build the Change workshops

Ubuntu Speakers - Public Speaking Club

The Rumjacks

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Hidden History Tour

Ntu Festival 2026: the Push and the Pull

We hear from GOBs Poetry Collective on their fifth anniversary

One of Nottingham’s leading poetry groups, GOBS Collective, turns five this year. With an impressive list of publications, events and live showcases under their belts, our Literature Editor Andrew Tucker talks about the need for such creative communities that help people find their poetic voice.