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Gig review: Busted vs McFly at Motorpoint Arena

It’s not often you get to see two of Britain’s biggest pop-rock exports of the 2000s go head-to-head on one stage, but Busted vs McFly proved exactly why both bands still command such massive affection decades later...

Creative and crafty: here's what to look forward to at Young Hustlers 2025

Year on year, Young Hustlers proves itself to be a vital part of our city’s annual arts and culture spectacular Hockley Hustle, providing a host of fun activities to facilitate the creative expression of local kids. It also gets bigger each year, and in 2025 will have an extra-packed, arty and crafty programme, which is this year titled ‘Around the World’. Here’s what you can expect… 

Salsa at Impacd Cic - Fun Dancing for People Of Determination

Explore & Imagine Creative Dance

James Morton Groove Den [soul/funk/jazz]

Helen Oxenbury: We're Going On a Bear Hunt and Other Adventures

Before Machines Could Learn X Connexion Man

Quiet Night Out - Neurodivergent Games Night

The Leen: Nottingham’s River

Jalen Ngonda

An Evening With M.l. Rio

The Spitfires

Make It Yours: October

Musa Presents: Sounding Off

Ghost Hunt with Barrie John & Paranormal team at Newstead Abbey

The Malt Cross unveil their Christmas events, menu and offers

The much-loved Christmas celebrations return to Nottingham's historic Malt Cross this December, bringing festive cheer, delicious food, and live music to the heart of Nottingham once again...

Gig review: George Gadd + The Aftermath at The Bodega

Where better for George Gadd and his band to host a homecoming show (and launch a new album) than The Bodega? We joined the sold out show and discovered warmth, music and plenty of vinyl...

Gig review: The Wedding Present at Rock City

Dance Review: Northern Ballet - Merlin at the Theatre Royal

If you have a thing for modern musical theatre and have never been to a ballet, this might just be your gateway drug.

Rock group As December Falls talk their latest album and headlining Rock City

As December Falls are a gem of the UK alternative scene. Hailing from Nottingham, they have risen-up through the locals ranks to become a renowned name of heavy music on the national stage. Their new album, Everything’s On Fire But I’m Fine, is an honest and heartfelt look into their lives. To talk all about the new record, their upcoming homecoming at Rock City and what Nottingham means to them, frontwoman Bethany Curtis and lead guitarist Ande Hunter joined us over Zoom…

Helen Oxenbury: We're Going On a Bear Hunt and Other Adventures

Terrain Building and Painting Nights

Nottingham Thursday Board Game Socials

What If a Robot Wrote This? a Creative Exploration Of Ai, Culture, and Your Imagination, With Jocelyn Burnham

Free, Online Creative Writing Group for Autistic Young Poets