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Just the Tonic Nottingham Special with Hal Cruttenden - 7pm Show

Just the Tonic Nottingham Special with Hal Cruttenden - 9pm Show

Jeremy Sassoon & Friends [jazz/blues/soul]

Hidden History Tour

Uk Bike Life Photography Exhibition

Out of Time: When David Lynch visited Nottingham’s Goose Fair Seeking Carnival Freaks

David Lynch, the visionary American filmmaker died on 15 January 2025. A little known fact is that in the late 1970s Lynch visited Nottingham’s Goose Fair looking for inspiration and cast members for his film The Elephant Man…

LeftLion's Latest Listens #14: Notts music we're currently spinning

In this, the first edition of LeftLion's Latest Listens for 2025, our music team reviews new releases from Rainbow Frog Biscuits, Bad Milk Blood Robot, Eleanor McGregor and Divorce...

Review: Backyard Festival at The Bodega

When Nottingham’s music scene comes together for a cause, magic happens — and that’s exactly what unfolded at this year’s Backyard Festival at The Bodega...

The Archaeology Of Nottingham’s Caves

Life at an Iron Age Hillfort: Investigating Breedon Hill & Burrough Hill

Exhibition Launch – Motunrayo Akinola: Knees Kiss Ground & Bonington Vitrines #26: the Aimless Archive

Hidden History Tour

Standing In This Place: Artist Rachel Carter tells us her inspirations behind a new sculpture for Nottingham's Green Heart park.

With just 17% of statues in the UK depicting women and only 2% dedicated to people belonging to ethnic minorities, there is a clear need for more varied representation in public art. Luckily, one local artist is looking to change this in Nottingham, whilst also representing the long and diverse history of our city’s textile industry. 

Standing In This Place, a sculpture by Rachel Carter will be erected in the Green Heart park in February. We asked Rachel to tell us more about the piece, how she became an artist, and what it’s like to work as a sculptor.

How to Make the Changes We Need, With John Page and Others

Ncfcomedy Presents Ria Lina: Work In Progress

Desperate Journalist

Hidden History Tour

Film Review: Nosferatu

We review Nosferatu, a timeless nightmare reimagined...

Human rights barrister and author Christian Weaver talks about his second book, The Right To Protest

Rising Nottingham star Christian Weaver was named Legal Aid Newcomer of the Year in 2023 for his tenacious work addressing dangerous public housing. The Secret Barrister called his first book ‘exceptional‘ - we join him now as he releases his second, Your Right To Protest...

Smash Night! an Improvised Comedy Experience

Free but Quality Body Care Product Workshops for Unemployed Women, Stay-home Mums and Women On Low Income Living In Nottingham

Ilke-Ta - Caring for Someone

Ncf Comedy Presents Canalhouse Comedy Night