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Hidden History Tour

Soy Good: we checked out Shio Nottingham’s hidden Japanese Gem at Six Richmond House

Hidden History Tour

Out of time: The previous life of Union Road

Oftentimes the local sites buzzing with history are hidden gems, almost completely changed from their previous appearance. This is certainly the case with Union Road, which CJ De Barra looks back on here... 

Ncf Comedy Presents: Canalhouse Comedy Night

Free Lunchtime Concert

Creative Café at Blend at Contemporary

Brush Painting With Feng-ru Lee

Adventures In Poetry: Alan Baker and Carrie Etter

Hidden History Tour

Eleanor McGregor: EP Launch

Lucas Walters Trio + Dominique Simone

Our January cover artist Paula Reid talks creative community and her love of Brutalism

This month’s cover artist Paula Reid tells us about her inspirations, projects and love of Brutalism…

The Early November

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Hidden History Tour

Competition: Win Family Tickets For The Sooty Show at Nottingham Arts Theatre This Half Term

The Sooty Show is British institution that dates back to the 1950s. A new family show featuring Sooty, Sweep, and Soo with presenter George Akid is coming to the Nottingham Arts Theatre this February half-term, with shows at 11.30am and 3.30pm on Thursday 20 February. We have four tickets to give away to a lucky winner.

Classical concert: Sinfonia Viva at the Royal Concert Hall

This matinee concert brings three distinctive voices from Eastern Europe to Nottingham...

Forest bathing and nature based therapy with Wild and Wonder

When Poppy Wildman was struck down with a disabling illness that left her immobile and isolated from social activities, access to a wild garden became a lifeline. So when she finally made a recovery she headed for the hills and forests, determined to live a life in touch with nature while sharing its benefits with others. Here, Poppy talks us through her journey to starting Wild and Wonder, who offer forest bathing and other therapeutic nature-based experiences in Notts.

Escape From New York

Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Voices Of the Kingdom and Matamando at University Hall

Hidden History Tour

From Celtic 'Celidhs' to comedy clubs: Here's what's on this week in Nottingham 20-26 January

With Burns Night bashes and late night laughs with up-and-coming comics, there's something for everybody this week in Nottingham. 

Dom Pipkin – Piano From London, Soul From New Orleans