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Just The Tonic Nottingham Christmas Comedy Special - 9 O'Clock Show

Afternoon Tea at Newstead Abbey

Afternoon Tea & Christmas at Nottingham Castle

Winter Woodland Santas Grotto

Book review: The Unravelling of Mary Reddish by David Whitfield

We take a look at The Unravelling of Mary Reddish by David Whitfield, a novel about the blurred lines between sanity, control and women's autonomy, which is set against the backdrop of Nottingham General Lunatic Asylum - the first publicly-funded asylum in England.

Festival review: Paint By Numbers at The Bodega

In a mark of just how healthy Nottingham's music scene is, this year we were treated to a brand new metropolitan festival. Paint By Numbers took place at (award winning) The Bodega, and turned out to be a day of sweat, softness and standout sets. We went along to see tomorrow’s headliners come to the forefront, capturing Nottingham’s music scene at a moment of momentum...

Salsa at Impacd Cic - Fun Dancing for People Of Determination

Explore & Imagine Creative Dance

Kyla Brox Band [blues/soul]

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

Festivities for Falastin

Day Sessions - Nottingham - December

The Nest's BIG Football Quizaoke

The Joyful Jukebox Radcliffe Sing-alongs

The Leen: Nottingham’s River

Bama Lama Sing Song

Spike and The Gimme Gimmes

Winter Light Trail

Black Grape - It's Great When You're Straight... Yeah! @ 30

“It’s time to restate the case for the nature-first approach to Broad Marsh” - Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust urge local people to have their say on Homes England consultation

As Homes England moves the Broad Marsh development forward, public consultation continues. Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Erin McDaid argues that whilst the UK Government continues to push the false narrative that nature is a blocker of growth, Nottingham’s Green Heart shows that nature can unlock a once in a generation transformation of our city. 

Classical Concert : The Hallé Christmas Concert at the Royal Concert Hall

A magical evening of strings, brass, woodwind, piano and percussion delivered pure Christmas cheer and celebration in the heart of Nottingham...

Notts poet Marjie Griffiths on reaching the final of spoken word contest Slamovision

Marjie Griffiths has been enriching Nottingham’s literary scene with her poetry since her debut at Crosswords Open Mic in 2017. Now, she’s a finalist at Slamovision – the international spoken word version of Eurovision, hosted by the UNESCO Cities of Literature. She tells us about her Slamovision journey, her passion for Nottingham’s literary community, and the surprising dinner party conversation that inspired her Slamovision poem.

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

Terrain Building and Painting Nights

Nottingham Thursday Board Game Socials