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Hidden History Tour

Nadia on… International Women’s Day

In her monthly column, Nottingham East MP Nadia Whittome writes about the history of International Women's Day, and how the Labour government's new Employment Rights Bill will tackle aspects of gender equality.

Adult Panto - the Wizard Of Oz

Gallery Art Group

Demonstrations: Quantum Lego

“tonight!” – the Music Of Leonard Bernstein Re-imagined, Featuring Emma Smith [jazz]

Disco Duck - House & Nu Disco Grooves

Hen House , Int Womens Day 2025

Exploring Beeston's Street Art - Smartphone Photography Workshop

Wille & The Bandits

Just the Tonic Comedy Club - Nottingham - 7 O'Clock Show

Just the Tonic Comedy Club - Nottingham - 9 O'Clock Show

The Purple Hearts

SPIKE - up close and personal!

Crime and a cuppa

Sam Shaw & The Real Eyes

Pick Six: Rastarella Music Programmer & Community Engagement Expert at Cultural Vibrations (Unity Through Music)

For this month’s Pick Six, we spoke to Rastarella - Music Programmer & Community Engagement Expert at Cultural Vibrations (Unity Through Music) and Radio Host at 97.5 Kemet Fm. Rastarella will oversee the music programming at this month’s Ay-Up Market.

Oh What a Night! 2025

James Morton Groove Den + Dennis Rollins [jazz/funk]

Kiss the Water

Bad Touch & The Dust Coda

Abdoujaparov

Sunny Grace

Hidden History Tour

Local playwright Jane Upton on her brand new play (the) woman

Written by Nottingham’s own Jane Upton and shortlisted for the Bruntwood Prize, (the) Woman is coming to Nottingham Playhouse this month. Following a woman struggling to balance her potential as a playwright with her responsibilities as a mother, it tackles hard truths about motherhood and conflicting identities. Jane was able to take the time out of her day to talk to us at LeftLion, having raced back from picking up arts and craft supplies for her children. But, as Jane herself puts it: “Sums it up, doesn’t it?”