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Review: London Film Festival 2022

Wanting to make sure it's not just those posh lot in the capital getting to see all the greatest new releases, we sent Jack Francis down south for two weeks of world premieres, incredible debuts and a surprising amount of cannibalism...

Exhibition Review: Social Resource Project for Tennis Clubs at Bonington Gallery

Renowned conceptual artist, Stephen Willats, returns to Nottingham to finish what he started in the 1970s and ignites a rallying cry for wider engagement in the arts...

Review: Escape From R. M. S. Titanic at Houdini's Nottingham

Gig Review: The Big Moon at Rough Trade

We sent Marta Tavares down to Rough Trade to see The Big Moon perform tracks from their new album Here is Everything...

Gig Review: Oh Wonder at Rough Trade

Following the launch of their brand-new album 22 Make, Oh Wonder performed a celebration of their music at Nottingham’s Rough Trade...

Film Review: Triangle of Sadness

Another film, another Palme d'Or for Rubel Östlund, this time for a release that plays like a mashup of Gosford Park, Parasite and Lord of the Flies...

Match Report: Nottingham Panthers vs Manchester Storm 15.10.22

The Nottingham Panthers took on Manchester Storm in their fourth Challenge Cup match on Saturday night. Here's how they got on…

Review: Notts Bad Movie Club

A night of great food, great beer, and terrible movies at Annie’s Burger Shack...

Film Review: Halloween Ends

Over four decades after the original Halloween, it all ends with this... 

Review: Mayhem Film Festival 2022

Four days of old-school favourites, brand-new releases and everything in between - Mayhem Film Festival was back with a bang... 

Theatre Review: Potatohead at Nonsuch Studios

Stage Co-Editor Ian C Douglas took a trip to see this slightly strange stage production...

5 of the Best Events in Nottingham This Week: Hockley Hustle, Don’t Mention The Night and More

Words with music, words without music - we have it all in Notts...

Gig Review: Aitch at Rock City

Nottingham welcomed Mancunian rapper Aitch into Rock City where he gave fans a memorable performance...

Coming to Hockley This Autumn, We Hear More About the Nottingham Coffee Festival

From 200 Degrees and Blend to Stewarts and Yolk, just walk a few metres in Nottingham and you’re sure to find yourself at another coffee shop thanks to the city’s vibrant and ever-growing community. That’s why, inspired by our very own cafe society, friends Josh Eaton and Matt Vassey decided to set up the Nottingham Coffee Festival, which will be coming to High Pavement this October. We catch up with co-creator Josh to hear about his hopes for the event…

We Check Out Nottingham Contemporary's New Exhibition, Hollow Earth: Art, Caves and The Subterranean Imaginary,

Have you ever thought long and hard about caves (steady…)? If so, you’ll love Hollow Earth: Art, Caves and The Subterranean Imaginary, Nottingham Contemporary’s latest exhibition exploring what goes on beneath the ground - and if not, you might be surprised at just how fascinating they are…

Gig Review: False Heads at The Bodega

Punk-inspired trio False Heads bring their awaited new album 'Sick Moon' to Nottingham...

Theatre Review: The Tiger Who Came To Tea at Theatre Royal

Judith Kerr’s children’s story might be over half a century old, but it still remains popular with the UK’s little people… and their parents.

Theatre Review: Girl From The North Country at Theatre Royal

A slice of gritty realism from 1930s Midwest America with the musical sprinklings of Minessota’s most famous son on top...

Gig Review: Beabadoobee at Rock City

Indie-pop rocker Beabadoobee brings her Beatopia tour to Rock City…

We Investigate How Nottingham Compares to Manchester and London as an LGBT+ City

With large-scale queer scenes in cities like Manchester and London, it might be easy to overlook the LGBT+ community in Nottingham. But, according to Sam Harvey, our city is still an important place for young queer people. He tells us more about his experience and the need for safe spaces…

Film Review: A Jazzman’s Blues

A story of forbidden love, ambition and racial hatred finally comes to screen 27 years after it was written...

Gig Review: The Amazons at Rock City

LeftLion Founders Win The 'Nottingham Award'

Al Gilby and Jared Wilson, two of the founders of LeftLion magazine, were recognised for their contribution to the city of Nottingham at the 2022 Nottingham Awards.

6 of the Best Events in Nottingham This Week: Maximo Park, Robin Hood Beer & Cider Festival and More

Beer, bands and bold art exhibitions are the talk of the town... 

Drinks Review: Autumn Collection at Turtle Bay

From refreshing cocktails to steel bottom beers, Turtle Bay are keeping the Summer vibes going in Nottingham with their new menu...