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The Dead South

Jazz Steps Live at the Libraries: a Sketch Of Chet - a Tribute to Chet Baker

Beans On Toast

Chris Brain

Tunng

Writing For Life

Hidden History Tour

Winter McQuinn & Acacia Pip

Assunta and Lou After School Art Club

Beeston’s Lady Plaques: an interview with Tamar Feast

Since 2009, the Beeston and District Civic Society has installed 35 plaques to commemorate figures who are important to the local area. Despite this large number, every single one of these plaques honored a man. In January, this tradition was broken when the first ever plaque honoring a woman was unveiled. We spoke to Tamar Feast to find out the origins of the Beeston’s Lady Plaques initiative and what this could mean for the way we understand and commemorate historical figures in the future.

Mother Animal, With Helen Jukes

Jft 2025: All the Long Nights

The Wombats

Ubuntu Speakers - Public Speaking Club

Jazz Steps Live at the Libraries: a Sketch Of Chet - a Tribute to Chet Baker

You Me At Six

Van Morrison

DANNY & THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD

The Ultimate Battle of the Bands 2025

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Hidden History Tour

House Arrest live at The Grove

Ay-Up Market returns to the Old Market Square from Friday 28 March to Sunday 30 March

Bringing communities together, the popular Ay-Up Market returns to Nottingham city centre bigger and better than ever this year, with stalls from local businesses, food, drinks, workshops, music and entertainment for your little ones...

Notts writer Hongwei Bao on the poetics of queer and diasporic experiences

Raised in Inner Mongolia, Dr. Hongwei Bao is now a Director of Research at the University of Nottingham and the industrious community organiser of events like the Queer Chinese Arts Festival, Poetics of Migration, Ode to Notts, plus many more. He’s also one of our most exciting creative writers, so we decided to invite him for a coffee…

Jft 2025: Ichiko