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Gig Review: Protomartyr at Rescue Rooms

We sent Lawrence Poole to check out Detroit post-punk behemoths, Protomartyr...

Nadia on... The Right to Food

In Photos: The Struts at Rock City

British rock band The Struts have earned a global reputation as a must-see live act, so we had to check them out for ourselves...

Pride Celebrations Continue, Freestyle Painting and Bone Cult Are Back - Here's What's On in Nottingham This Week: 14th - 20th August

Entertainment lovers are in for a treat, as Nottingham plays host to an abundance of artistic talent this week. If that piqued your interest, here's what we think you should do over the next seven days...

Food Review: The Atrium Bar & Kitchen

One of Nottingham's greatest gems is The Atrium Bar & Kitchen, a vibrant, family-run eatery situated inside an old bank vault in Radcliffe, with a beautiful stained glass atrium dome hovering above you as you tuck into some of the tastiest dishes Notts has to offer. 

Left Stag: August 2023

We've recently bought back our monthly Forest and County columns after a few years in the wilderness. But it's about time we covered the other football team in Notts too, right? We are delighted to launch our new monthly Mansfield Town FC column penned by lifelong stags fan Josh Osoro Pickering...

Theatre Review: Father Brown

Classic thriller fun with the popular priest

Tiger Community Hub - the Social Enterprise Livening Up Lister Gate with Love

Tiger Community Hub is a big box retail unit with a difference. For one, they don't mind if you just come in and hog their heating whilst never spending a penny. Adam Pickering checks it out and chats to Founder and resident idea factory, Toni Jarvis.

A Brief History of Hip-Hop and Rhyme in Nottingham

On 11 August 2023, people from around the world will celebrate the 50th birthday of Hip-Hop (half a century since DJ Kool Herc’s famous ‘Back to school jam’ in The Bronx, NYC). Over the years Nottingham has also played a part in shaping its popularity in the UK. Claude Money goes through a brief history of Hip-Hop and rhyme in Nottingham.

Photographers Cal McNab and Tamara Clarke Reflect on Their Time on the Make It Easy Residency Program

Ahead of Cal McNab and Tamara Clarke’s joint Heartland photography exhibition at No.12 Restaurant this month, which will celebrate the completion of their time on the Make It Easy Residency Program, they caught up with us to reflect on their experiences over the past six months and how the residency has shaped their photography work into what it is today…

In Photos: Mangata Festival 2023

If you're a metal fan, Mangata is the place to go...

Festival Review: Mangata 2023

Mangata Festival made a triumphant return to Nottingham in July, bringing three stages of thrilling rock and metal to the masses...

Gig Review: The Wonder Stuff at Rock City

No matter who has played alongside Miles Hunt, The Wonder Stuff has always been a band that plays with passion and attitude that makes them a genuinely enjoyable act, writes Kevin Stanley...

Locating D.H. Lawrence: August 1923

It’s August 1923 and D.H. Lawrence is living in a rented farm cottage in New Jersey that includes a private field and horse...

Get To Know SNAYX Ahead Of Their Show At The Bodega

SNAYX are coming to The Bodega in October. Find out more about them here...

We Chat To Georgia At Her Rough Trade Nottingham Live + Signing Event

While Georgia was in Nottingham for her Rough Trade appearance, Rich Higton managed to grab her for a chat...

Archaeology at Wollaton Park, Gloworm Festival & Sherwood Vegan Market, Here's What's On in Nottingham This Week; 7th - 13th August

Stuck for ideas? Here's what we think you should be doing and how much it'll cost you, over the next seven days in Nottingham... 

Food Review: Pizza Pilgrims

Even though Oscar & Rosie’s is no more (Rest in Peace), the Lace Market and Hockley area of Nottingham has no shortage of pizza joints. From Pizza Punks to Pizzamisú, we are spoilt for choice - and the latest kid on the block is Pizza Pilgrims, situated on Carlton Street opposite Pho. An established chain down in the South, I had to check it out for myself to see what the hype was all about.

Racing Driver Tom Gamble Tells Us All About His Experience Competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans

Following in the footsteps of his older brother George, Nottingham’s Tom Gamble entered the racing world as an eight year old in a go-kart. Fast forward thirteen years, the 21-year-old now competes in the GT World Challenge series, has tested a McLaren Formula 1 car, and has raced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. He tells us all about what it’s like living life in the fast lane…