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Gig Review: Gruff Rhys at Rough Trade

CBeebies Favourites and ‘Mr Nostalgia’ to Bring Fun For All The Family at Gloworm Festival

Gloworm, Nottinghamshire’s biggest family festival, has announced some exciting additions to the line up across the August weekend at its new Holme Pierrepont home. With more than 100 acts and activities in total, hands-on fun and new outdoor adventure activities, the 20,000 capacity festival delivers a huge amount all included in the ticket price...

Gig Review: Haiku Hands at Rock City Beta

The last time Australian electro-pop trio Haiku Hands played in Nottingham, they stole the show at Dot-to-Dot Festival back in 2018, thanks to their infectious, unmatched energy. Now back performing in our city six years later and with their new aptly-titled album Pleasure Beast in tow, we went along to check out their current live show...

Film Review: Your Fat Friend

We take a look at Jeanie Finlay's acclaimed new documentary... 

The James Taylor Quartet [funky Acid Jazz] * Tuesday *

Miles Kane

Nottingham Pagan Book Club Reads ‘storyland’ by Amy Jeffs

Noises Off

Mccabe & Mrs. Miller

Nottingham Central Library Tour

We Chat to Loupe Ahead of Their Show at the Bodega

Indie four-piece band Loupe have been making waves in their hometown Amsterdam, and far beyond. We spoke to them as they prepared for their latest UK tour, The Bodega on 3 February...

Gig Review: Neck Deep at Rough Trade

On the release day of their fifth, self-titled album, Neck Deep celebrated its launch at Nottingham’s Rough Trade…

Luke Morley

Five Leaves Non-fiction Book Group Discusses the Nutmeg’s Curse, by Amitav Ghosh

Argentine Tango - Complete Beginner to Dancing In 6 Weeks

Noah Guthrie

Pub Quiz Curious Tavern

Rache Gravett and Keith Harrison on Their Wilding Project the Field, Strelley

The Field, Strelley is a wilding project run by Rache Gravett and Keith Harrison, environmental advocates and the previous owners of Nottingham Climbing Centre. A journey that began with tree planting, is now evolving into a fully fledged community organisation, creating spaces for both the wildlife and the humans of Nottinghamshire…

From Light Night to Comedy in the Caves, Here’s What’s on in Nottingham This Week 29 January - 4 February

As February arrives, check out what you can do in Notts this week...

Ignacio Lopez: Nine Ig Fails

Barry Steele Presents - the Roy Orbison Story

The Rat Pack Featuring James “arg” Argent

Met Opera: Carmen

Beat The Streets 2024

Luther College String Trio Plays Bach's Goldberg Variations