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In Photos: The Lathums and Ruby J

The Lathums bring their brand new album, From Nothing To A Little Bit More, to Rock City, with support from Ruby J...

In Photos: True Strays and Willie & The Bandits

Willie & The Bandits bring True Strays along to support them at their Bodega show...

In Photos: The Ultimate Battle of the Bands at Metronome

A selection of NTU and Confetti bands battled it out at Metronome last week...

Including Cult Leaders and Eighties Nostalgia, Here's What's on in Notts This Week

Fancy a rewatch of Heathers? Or cocktails on a Wednesday night? Keep reading...

Cassyette

Stiff Little Fingers

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Review: Amatis Trio at Lakeside Arts

Amatis Trio perform a concert of Beethoven, Boulanger and Shostakovich at Lakeside Arts...

Meet Giselle Leeb - the Notts Author Making Strides in Dystopian Fiction

Utilising classic dystopian, sci-fi and fantastical tropes, Nottingham’s Giselle Leeb has just published her first short story collection, Mammals, I Think We Are Called. Musing on what it means to be human in a modern age, it’s a weird, wonderful and often ambiguous anthology. We catch up with the author to talk about environmental themes, genre bending and her philosophy as an author…

Berwyn

Jim Jefferies

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

In Photos: Tom Grennan at Motorpoint Arena

Tom Grennan brought his What Ifs & Maybes tour to Nottingham...

Gig Review: Tom Grennan at Motorpoint Arena

Tom Grennan brought his What Ifs & Maybes tour to Nottingham...

How the Windrush Generation Preserved Nottingham's Vital Allotments

On a misty morning in 1948, as Britain limped on from the social and economic wreckage of the Second World War, a boat arrived at Tilbury Docks in Essex with 500 people aboard. That boat - the Empire Windrush - would lend its name to a generation of Caribbeans who came to build a life in the UK. Some of them settled in St Ann’s, just outside of Nottingham city centre - where, novelist and local resident Rosey Thomas Palmer explains, the community played a key role in preserving the area’s historic allotments…

Just The Tonic Comedy Club - Nottingham

Robin Hood Town Tour

Celestines

Death Cab For Cutie

Will Todd’s Passion Music

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Theatre Review: Village Idiot

Sam Harvey reviews Village Idiot...

In Photos: New Art Exchange Launch Their Plant-Based Cafe Menu

Dani Bacon stops by New Art Exchange to check out the launch of their new plant-based offerings...

In Photos: Jeshi at The Bodega

Jeshi brings his debut album Universal Credit to The Bodega...

We Take a Trip to Dispatch - the Charming Coffee Shop With a Cinematic Twist

If you’re a regular Hockley-ite then chances are that you’ve probably spotted Dispatch Coffee on Goose Gate. The perfect spot to read a book, catch up with friends or enjoy a cup of coffee in peace, this cafe has already made a reputation for itself as one of the friendliest spots in Nottingham. And, regulars ourselves, we get it. That’s why we decided to catch up with Manager Euan Lees to chat about the colourful cafe’s film influences and how they’re finding their first year in business…