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City Stylin' at the Cattle Market #7

Georgianna Scurfield heads down to the Cattle Market to see what's cracking off...

Suntou Susso

Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band

Floods, Wildfires and Storms. We Learn About How To Channel Our Climate Anxiety Into Good

Melting ice caps. Flooding cities. It’s no wonder more and more people are suffering from climate anxiety. But what’s at the root of the issue? How’s it impacting people? And what can we do to steady the quickly growing feelings of dread? Our Environment Editor Adam Pickering takes a deep dive into the topic, and gives some advice on how to channel your fear into a force for change…

Black Doldrums

Flat Worms

Victoria Centre Appoints Charity Shop Sue as Special Retail Adviser

Charity Shop Sue has been announced as Victoria Centre's new temporary ‘special retail adviser’, to mark the centre’s 50^th birthday celebrations.

Out of Time: Exploring the History of the Victorian Freak Show With Author Dr John Jacob Woolf

How is it that, in the space of less than a century, society’s attitudes towards people born with disabilities changed from them being exploited as the most popular form of entertainment in Victorian society to being seen with sympathy, dignity and respect? Partly based on our intrinsic fear and fascination with ‘the other’, and partly down to a myriad of other reasons - including the intervention of Queen Victoria herself - the freak show played an enormous role in shaping modern attitudes, and remains one of the most macabre, unusual and complex periods of British cultural history. Ahead of his talk at Nottingham Theatre Royal this month, Dr John Jacob Woolf, historian, author and expert on the Victorian freak show, explains more…

Four Fearless Nottingham Style Icons Walk Us Through Their Inspiration

For many, the clothes people wear act as a way to express their personality, serving as a first impression to people they meet. However, with a society that’s rife with judgement and pressures for people of all ages to conform, having the confidence to go against the grain and challenge societal norms through what you wear is no mean feat. We caught up with a few Nottingham style icons to see how the clothes they wear help them be fearlessly, unapologetically themselves, while proving great style needn’t have any rules…

SAD BOYS CLUB

Bad Religion

5 of the Best Films in Nottingham Cinemas in June 2022

Long goodbyes, Lightyear and loads of dinosaurs. It's a big month for the big screen...

Free Skateboarding Lessons This Summer Holiday with Skate Nottingham

After a partnership with Concrete Jungle Foundation, Skate Nottingham are offering free skateboarding lessons to anyone over age seven...

5 Great Things to Check Out in Nottingham This Week: LeftLion Open House, Get Carter and More

Music, films, and the chance to get involved with our wonderful magazine. What more could you want? 

Food Review: 13th Element

Cruelty-free burgers and chicken strips, amazing service and a beautiful venue... what's not to love?

Fudge

Tempo - Nottingham's New Music Showcase: SKAAE, Remy CB, Builders of the Boat + Lydia Prettyman

Amyl & The Sniffers

TITUS: T.Rex is King Exhibition

Film Review: Men

It's proven divisive, but is Men actually any good? Well, we think so...

Coming to Broadway Soon, Steve Scott Tells Us About the Kendal Mountain Tour

We chat to one of the Kendal Mountain Festival’s directors, Steve Scott, about the global appeal of adventuring, building a tight-knit community of thrill-seekers, and what to expect when their 2022 Tour comes to Broadway Cinema…

JUST THE TONIC COMEDY CLUB - NOTTINGHAM

The Limelight Orchestra 007 Forever Diamond

Detonate Festival 2022

Robin Hood Town Tour