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Ramparts, Roundhouses & Rituals Life & Times at Burrough Hill Iron Age Hillfort, Leicestershire
Wed 12 Mar 2025
Free but Quality Body Care Product Workshops for Unemployed Women, Stay-home Mums and Women On Low Income Living In Nottingham
Wed 12 Mar 2025Theatre Review: (the) Woman at Nottingham Playhouse
Tue 11 Mar 2025The triumph of M’s hit play is hijacked by motherhood. What happens now? This play gives the truths society would prefer not to know about...

Gig review: Wille and the Bandits at The Bodega
Tue 11 Mar 2025Wille and the Bandits mesmerised the crowd at The Bodega on Saturday with a stunning display of their unique take on rock music, which is all brought together in a musical tapestry, woven in a way that only this band know how. It's safe to say the show left those who’d ventured out early that evening something to really think about...

Blue therapy: we learn about wild swimming with Whole Health at Colwick Park
Tue 11 Mar 2025In recent years the mental and physical health benefits of immersion in water have gained lots of attention across the country. Since 2019 wild-swimming group Whole Health have sought to disseminate those benefits to as many people as possible, leading open-water swimming and sauna sessions at Colwick Park. Frances Danylec visited West Lake to meet founders Cat and Wales.

Competition: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial at the Royal Concert Hall
Mon 10 Mar 2025One of the most iconic movies of the 1980s is coming to the Royal Concert Hall big screen, accompanied by a magnificent live orchestra. We have two pairs of tickets to give away…

Gig review: International Women's Day show at The Bodega, with Lara Elise Grant, Emily Alice and Dorothy Ella
Mon 10 Mar 2025The Bodega played host to a set of empowering gigs commemorating International Women's Day, in collaboration with Dizzy Magazine. We dropped in at the downstairs bar, where pink lighting, disco balls, glitter streamers (and crucial background music of Chappell Roan and Wet Leg) were ready to celebrate and support the local female artists of Nottingham’s music scene - to honour what we have achieved, and what work still needs to be done and recognised in the predominantly patriarchal industry...
