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Malin Lewis

The Leen: Nottingham’s River

Still Remains 20Th Anniversary 'Of Love And Lunacy'

Sprints

Adam Ant

Nouvelle Vague

Nouvelle Vague

Sketch With Ella

In Conversation: Heather Agyepong and Lisa Anderson

Gig review: Bow Wow Wow at Metronome

Annabella’s Bow Wow Wow returned this year for their first UK headline tour in a decade, stopping off at Metronome to bring cheerful intimacy on a dark autumn night...

Gig review: Maruja at Rescue Rooms

After the long-awaited release of their debut album Pain to Power, Mancunian post-punk jazz four-piece Maruja swung by Rescue Rooms to celebrate a huge new chapter for the band, who’ve been generating buzz in Nottingham for quite some time. We headed down to see what all the fuss is about…

From the Kitchen: with Cameron Kibble, Head Chef at Taquero

We chat to Cameron Kibble, Head Chef at Hockley's Taquero

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

Nottinghaml Lgtbq+ Tuesday Board Game Socials

Tuesday Night Dungeons & Dragons at Games Haven

The Joyful Jukebox Cotgrave Sing-alongs

Talk: What’s Living In Our Rivers

The Leen: Nottingham’s River

Mike Joyce: The Drums

Ruby Tuesday's Music Night - 'Celebrate the Voice'

Voice Acting Workshop 01 - Getting the Best Out Of Your Voice

Gig review: JayaHadADream at Metronome

Performing tracks from her debut album, Happiness from Agony, breakout star JayaHadADream is back in Nottingham. Filing the floor at Metronome, she brought her message of honesty, pushing back against pressure and anxiety, and breaking down stereotypes...

Gig review: The Smyths at The Level

Top tribute band The Smyths packed in fans young and old into The Level for an electrifying and believable rendition of The Smiths’ legendary album, Meat Is Murder, as well as a selection of the 80s band's best-loved songs...

Gig review: The Enemy at Rock City

Nine years is a long time to be gone, but The Enemy's return to Rock City was pure adrenaline: a sweat-soaked celebration that turned Nottingham into one giant sing-a-long. The crowd, a mix of longtime loyalists and fresh faces, erupted as the Coventry trio took to the stage, immediately proving that their hiatus hadn’t dulled their fire one bit...