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Preview: Say It Ain't So - A Weezer Night at The Bodega

Are you a fan of Weezer? Have we got news for you... 

Exhibition Review: Blk this & Blk that … a state of urgency at Djanogly Gallery

Michael Forbes’ work is a bubbling cauldron of ideas, sculptural forms, festival images, and photographs. Both playful as well as critically engaged with serious themes, his art now forms Blk this & Blk that … a state of urgency at Djanogly Gallery, Lakeside Arts…

LeftLion Magazine #152

Our October issue features Georgianna Scurfield's Cattle Market Project, Nottingham Panthers captain Matt Myers, Six Notts Businesses on the Cost of Living Crisis, Nottingham Coffee Culture, The Wombats' Told Øverland-Knudsen, Yello Yard, Five Leaves Bookshop, Notts Bad Movie Club, Stealth, Tom Blower and loads more...

Film Review: The River

This short film from East Midlands-based production company SuperfreakMedia offers the perfect start to spooky season...

Since September

Parkway Drive

AN EVENING WITH URIAH HEEP

£250K Budget Indie Film ‘The Fence’ to be Screened in Lenton

Motorbikes, fast cars and Eighties music abound as this retro indie film comes to Notts…

Robin Hood Town Tour

Marvin’s Revenge

Dreadzone

The Dualers

Gig Review: Frank Turner at Rock City

Punk’s not dead; it’s alive, electric and accessible. Rock City veteran Frank Turner struck more than just a chord within the hearts of his audience at his long anticipated, sold-out show...

Gig Review: Lime Cordiale at Rescue Rooms

One of Australia’s most popular bands brought personality, humour and style to the intimate setting of Rescue Rooms...

Hockley Hustle are Hosting a Free Silent Disco in Victoria Centre This Saturday

A silent disco in the middle of Victoria Centre? What could this all possibly be in aid of? The return of Hockley Hustle, of course...

Siv Jakobsen

All Them Witches

Beyond The Clouds

Young Creative Awards Showcase

Ashbeck

In the Clouds

Jay Electronica

Theatre Review: The Mousetrap at Theatre Royal

The Mousetrap held its world premiere at Theatre Royal Nottingham in 1952 - and now the seventieth anniversary tour of Agatha Christie’s iconic thriller returns to the city...

Nottdance Returns to Make October the Month of Movement

Nottdance is back with a month of movement across Nottingham venues, here's the lowdown on what it's all about...

Out of Time: William Collins and the Andersonville Raiders

Considered one of the darkest chapters of the American Civil War, the Andersonville Raiders were an organised mob of thieves and murders who preyed on their fellow prisoners at Andersonville prisoner of war Camp. Led by William Collins, a former knitter born in Nottingham, they created a reign of terror amidst the already miserable conditions, and paid the ultimate price…