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Tales From the Caves: Exploring Nottingham’s Underground Stories

Pinocchio

Make Your Own Pinocchio

Bad Betty Live November

Poetry Masterclass With Caleb Femi

Ncf Comedy Presents: Michael Mckenzie: Bed 32

Ncf Comedy Presents: Jon Pearson: Happy(ish)

Ncf Comedy Presents: Kate Smurthwaite: Milo Standards: Penis De Milo

Friz Frizzle Performs Parodies On a Piano and That's the Show, Ok? - Nottingham Comedy Festival

Alex Leam: Awkward Question Time - Nottingham Comedy Festival

George Coppen: Under the Board Dwarf - Nottingham Comedy Festival

Jon Hipkiss - an Evening You Won't Regret Unless You Don't Like It - Nottingham Comedy Festival

Mad Ron: Crime School - Nottingham Comedy Festival

Half Term Halloween Trail

The Virginmarys

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash

Cradle of Filth

A Place for Everyone: a Virtual Climate Reality

Human Musical Group Sensations GLASS ANIMALS: TOUR OF EARTH

Daudi Matsiko

Wellbeing At Wollaton: Yoga

Tom Robinson Band

Hidden History Tour

The Miners’ Strike 1984-5: When Government Made War Upon the People, With Hilary Cave

Gig review: Sum 41 at Motorpoint Arena

For over 30 years, Sum 41 have remained one of the biggest names in pop punk. For 90s kids like me, the band would soundtrack our adolescence, with their impressive catalogue of hits finding their way into numerous parts of 00s pop culture. Sadly though, all good things must come to an end, with the band announcing these Autumn dates will be their last ever here in the UK. So, to bid a final farewell to a band that many grew up with, we headed over to the arena to catch Sum 41’s last show here in Nottingham…