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Manchester Collective Serenity 2.0

Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe Evening Talk - Black Holes

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

Jft 2025: Penalty Loop

Game for Good

Creative Café at Blend at Contemporary

Wednesday Walkthrough: Alma Solarte-tobon

Double Bill: Impossible Conversations & Lucas Walters Quartet

The Dead South

Jazz Steps Live at the Libraries: a Sketch Of Chet - a Tribute to Chet Baker

Tunng

Assunta and Lou After School Art Club

Drink 'n' Draw

Carousel Print Club - Jackson Pollock Tote Bag Printing

Beans On Toast

Chris Brain

Beeston Tales - the Hairy Girl

Writing For Life

Hidden History Tour

Winter McQuinn & Acacia Pip

Gig review: Anna Erhard at The Bodega

Beeston’s Lady Plaques: an interview with Tamar Feast

Since 2009, the Beeston and District Civic Society has installed 35 plaques to commemorate figures who are important to the local area. Despite this large number, every single one of these plaques honored a man. In January, this tradition was broken when the first ever plaque honoring a woman was unveiled. We spoke to Tamar Feast to find out the origins of the Beeston’s Lady Plaques initiative and what this could mean for the way we understand and commemorate historical figures in the future.

Mother Animal, With Helen Jukes

Jft 2025: All the Long Nights