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Hidden History Tour

Star Of the Midlands Burlesque Competition 2024

Peggy’s Spotlight

Concert Review: Steeleye Span at the Playhouse

After fifty-five years of gold discs and international tours, folk rockers Steeleye Span are taking their music back on the road. Andrew McCartney reviews their performance at the Nottingham Playhouse... 

Comfort, colour and joy: we spoke to Megan Crook about her clothing empire

Among the array of shop fronts in Sneinton Market, one you are not likely to miss is the vividly colourful Megan Crook. In addition to The Textile Guru, her separate fabric and haberdashery store, Megan Crook designs, sews and sells her own range of vibrant and quirky clothing, with a focus on inclusivity, sustainability and fun. We went along to chat to Megan to hear more…

Nottingham Film Festival - Emerging Programme

Nottingham Film Festival - Queer Programme

Nottingham Film Festival - Community Programme

Nottingham Film Festival - Green Future Programme

Learn to Play Day - Nottingham Comhaltas

Mini Throwing Taster

Stone Carving Workshop

Ariel Posen

Punk Rock Factory

The Chicago Blues Brothers

Hidden History Tour

Black Is the Color Of My Voice - Nottingham Playhouse

Rotten

Love Nottingham Singalong

Jo Harrop – the Path Of a Tear Album Tour [jazz/soul/americana]

Out of Time: The wartime kitchen that sprung up on Broad Street

Broad Street has been the heart of Hockley for several decades since Broadway Cinema opened in 1990. Today its surrounding businesses offer a diverse range of cuisine for those looking for some tasty snap. However, the space itself has played a bigger part in the community for far longer; CJ De Barra takes us back to the Second World War, when the site was a communal kitchen to feed the hungry during difficult times.

Nottingham Film Festival - Controversial Programme

Nottingham Film Festival - Mix Programme

Total Stone Roses

Samantha Fish