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We hear from The Sherwood People’s Forest who are bringing the greenery of our northern woodlands a bit closer to the city

“A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit,” so goes the Greek proverb. Nottingham is a county known worldwide for the leafy Sherwood Forest, but for several years plans have been afoot to create the Sherwood People’s Forest to bring the greenery of our northern woodlands a bit closer to the city. Organiser Sarah Manton tells us more…

In the Mood for Love - 25th Anniversary

In the Mood for Love - 25th Anniversary

Student Dating Night @baa Bar (valentine’s Special) 🦩

Delights

Kele

Vicky Jackson - The Best PINK Tribute in the World

Hidden History Tour

Classical Concert Review: Prague Symphony Orchestra at the Royal Concert Hall

With Tomáš Brauner waving the baton and Gabriela Montero on the piano, the Prague Symphony Orchestra delivers the best of three great composers...

Review: Girls and Boys at Nottingham Playhouse

Nottingham's own Aisling Loftus shines in this one-woman show that takes the lid off romance and shows the darkness lurking underneath...

Gig review: Our Girl at The Bodega, with Davoli

Our Girl were warmly welcomed back to Nottingham and The Bodega as they celebrated the release of their latest album The Good Kind, proving their ability to uplift and excite...

The Lost Legacy of the Lace Market: Taking a look at the Adams’ Building on Stoney Street

A look into one of the most advanced buildings of its period. Designed to dazzle and built by a progressive employer, the Adam’s Building on Stony Street houses an incredibly rich history.

Bowling for Soup

Lunchtime Talk the Journey to Cosmic Titans

Anti-dating App Social 🦩 @malt Cross (20s & 30s) 💙 Valentine Special

Ncf Comedy Presents: Joseph Parsons: Redesigned

Showcase Diy Poets

Celebrating Celine

Everyone You Know

Rebel Music, a Sound-illustrated Talk by Joe Mulhall

Indie One

NICHE ARTEFACT Artists Exhibition presents

THE MESSTHETICS & JAMES BRANDON LEWIS HOLODRUM

Hidden History Tour