Site search

Broadway Cinema to Reopen This Month

Movie fans will soon get to watch the latest releases in Nottingham's iconic cinema...

The Thompson Brothers on Goose Fair, Holidays and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

Nottingham's most opinionated grocers on...

Free Barbie

Fleximodal: What Wigflex Did Next

Wigflex and friends are set to unleash a new socially-distanced AV experience “unlike anything seen in the UK before”...

Food Review: Roxy Ball Room

We headed to the Thurland Street venue for a night of tequila, pizza and ping-pong...

Overheard in Notts

It's everyone's favourite time of the month...

LeftLion Magazine #129

Featuring Nottingham's OnlyFans creators, I'm Not From London at 15, Nottingham BID, Young Hustlers, POW, Moan Zine, Brazil's Wauja Indigenous Community, Kate Sharp, Witch from the East, Green Hustle, Ben Rose, Bon Idle, Shreya Sen-Handley, Future Bubblers and loads more

Lowkey

RESCUE ROOMS BEER FESTIVAL

40 Years Later: Airplane

Non-stop laughs from the parodic cult classic that launched Leslie Nielsen's comedic career…

Heavens Gate

Wise Owls Take Up Residence in the City Centre

Remember the Hoodwinked Robins? A new family trail of owls along similar lines launches in Nottingham City Centre next week. It promises to be a hoot...

Nottingham Street Food Club X British Street Food Awards supported by Hellmann’s - Central Heat

Film Review: Tenet

Christopher Nolan reaches for the stars and sadly misses with this confusing but beautiful epic adventure, says Chris King…

Nottingham's Rock Cemetery is Filled with Mass Graves From the Spanish Flu

If you didn’t catch her article in our June issue, (Little Miss Lockdown, #126) Jagoda Brown-Polanowska explained what lockdown life was like through the eyes of an eleven-year-old girl in Nottingham. Having recently turned twelve, Jagoda has continued to explore her local surroundings, making some interesting and timely discoveries at Rock Cemetery in the process…

An Evening With Andy Key

Free Barbie

10 Years Later: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

After initially flopping at the box office, Edgar Wright's comic book adaptation now has a cult following. George White explains why...

Homegrown: A Glimmer of Summer this bank holiday

DHP Family have announced their new Homegrown festival, which will be taking place at the Arboretum this bank holiday Monday (31 August).

5 Nottingham Albums to Listen to This Month

The latest Nottinghamshire releases... 

70 Years Later: Rashomon

Screen co-editor Jamie Morris offers his perspective on Kurosawa’s unsolvable samurai murder mystery...

Catching Up and Slowing Down with Darkzy

Following on from his latest single release, Rachael Halaburda has a chat with the homegrown talent to talk career highlights, time spent slowing down and off the road in lockdown, as well as offering advice for budding DJs and producers…

BelieveMe is Aiming to Create a Safe Space for Victims of Bullying in Nottingham

Being forced into lockdown has seen Notts’ creative cohorts turn their hands to all sorts of projects, from live-streaming music to socially-distanced filmmaking. But for seventeen-year-old Alice Lynn, lockdown provided the opportunity to create something personal. We caught up with her to find out more about BelieveMe, the new project aimed at creating a safe space for victims of bullying...

From Sneinton to Xingu: Notts Musician Nathaniel Mann and his experiences with Brazil's Wauja Indigenous Community

When Sneinton-based musician and radio broadcaster Nathaniel Mann responded to a 2018 British Council + PRSF opportunity for a musical residency with the Wauja Indigenous Community in Xingu, Mato Grosso, Brazil, he had no idea how much his life was about to change. Two years later, he collaborated with the Wauja’s principal Akari Waura, assisted with the recording and preservation of his traditional songs and produced a BBC Radio 4 documentary about their work together. Now, as the community faces the threat of COVID-19, he’s working with the Wauja to help raise awareness and funds to ensure the long-term protection of a people whose descendants have lived in the Xingu territory for over a thousand years…

Film Review: The Sleepover

Netflix’s new comedy sees a sleepover gone wrong as a mother is taken and her kids must find her, as well as finding out about her seedy past…