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5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 20 Jul 2017

If you're living for the weekend then you'll be living the dream come Friday...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 16 Jul 2017

Tuesday night. Clear your schedule. Come and see us. And get stuck in to the rest of the week's offerings, too...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 13 Jul 2017

The weekend's never looked so good...

Debbie Bryan's Got Nottingham's Best Independent Business

Wed 12 Jul 2017

Last year, lace lover Debbie Bryan was awarded Nottingham’s Best Independent Business as part of It’s In Nottingham’s Independents Festival. In her quaint, Lace Market shop, she does Crafternoons, supper clubs, and keeps her trinket-adorned tea room stocked with the tastiest of cakes. We sat down with the woman herself to talk all things textiles, and to see how things have been going since her commendation…

The Jungle Book is Coming to Nottingham Lakeside Arts

Tue 11 Jul 2017

In a collaboration between Nottingham Lakeside Arts and New Street Theatre, The Jungle Book is coming to town. True to the Kipling score, and definitely not Disney, the production has an awesome new musical makeup. We speak to director of the show Martin Berry about what to expect from the bogger...

Street Tales: The Origins of Nottingham

Mon 10 Jul 2017

“Both for the buildings on the side of it, for the very great wideness of the streets, and the clean paving of it, it is the fairest without exception of all England.” – Said of Nottingham in the time of Henry VIII, c 1512

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 09 Jul 2017

Oh Nottingham. You're the gift that keeps on giving...

Nottingham's Outdoor Theatre Season

Sat 08 Jul 2017

The thing about theatres is they get a bit narky when you bring a box of sarnies and a six-pack into their shows. That’s no problem with this lot of summer plays, all taking place in the great outdoors. So pack yourself and your friends a tasty hamper of food, bring some blankets, and snuggle down for a bit of culture, gentle evening sun, and some tasty bites. Here are seven of our picks for the season…

SciBar at The Vat & Fiddle: David Cook on The Research Behind Your Pint

Thu 06 Jul 2017

Talk to some brewers and you may come away with the impression that making beer is a cross between art and alchemy. Fortunately, David Cook from the University of Nottingham is here to tell us all about The Research Behind Your Pint.

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 06 Jul 2017

Saturday is popping off. Make sure you're involved...

Theatre Review: The Play That Goes Wrong at Nottingham's Theatre Royal

Wed 05 Jul 2017

…but went wonderfully well.

Nottingham’s Best Independent Business 2017 Revealed

Wed 05 Jul 2017

The decision has been made. But who has been given the crown?

Blues Singer Louis Antoniou Discusses His Latest Single And Playing In Nottingham

Mon 03 Jul 2017

Watch the music video for the song I Don't Want No More Woes...

One Day Cup Final: Nottinghamshire vs Surrey

Mon 03 Jul 2017

With Nottinghamshire in the final of the Royal London Cup against Surrey at Lords, we headed down to the big smoke for a day to see if our boys could return with the trophy.

Nottinghamshire County Cricket June Roundup

Mon 03 Jul 2017

Our Gav gives us the cricket rundown of the month past...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 02 Jul 2017

Up, up and away, Hoodtown...

Declan James is Squashing His Competition

Fri 30 Jun 2017

Squash isn’t all about city types taking out the frustrations of failed business deals on little rubber balls. It’s a fun, energetic, social sport, and one in which Notts is lucky enough to stake claims to a rising star. Declan James invited us to his fancy club in The Park at the end of his season to talk about his recent appearance in the British Open, his England call-up, and why more people should be picking up a racket and getting a sweat on down their local squash club…

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 29 Jun 2017

Loads of charitable occasions to be getting on with, this week...

Hoodwinked: A Robin Hood Treasure Hunt Around Nottingham

Thu 29 Jun 2017

Get geared up for 2018, when we'll be seeing all kinds of mysterious, hooded creatures knocking about...

The Particle Beast book launch at the Nottingham Writer’s Studio

Thu 29 Jun 2017

Nottingham based author, Ian Douglas, explores life on Mars in the third instalment of his teen sci-fi adventure. We headed down to the book launch at NWS, where Douglas spoke about what’s in store for Zeke Hailey in this gripping nigh-apocalyptic tale…

Theatre Review: Nonsuch presents The Party's Over at Nottingham Lakeside Arts

Wed 28 Jun 2017

We got down to Lakeside's Djanogly Theatre to check out the latest offering from local heads Nonsuch...

Rest in Style, the Rock City Nottingham Graffiti Wall

Wed 28 Jun 2017

Writers have been throwing up pieces on the wall next to Rock City for over a decade. Recently, the bogger was demolished, so local artist Onga gives us a bit of background to the Notts graffiti scene, and what the art form means for hip hop in the city...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 25 Jun 2017

No time to chill, there's things to do...

The Best in the Independent Biz

Thu 22 Jun 2017

Ears to the ground, it's all kicking off...

Poet Panya Banjoko on Nottingham’s First Young Poet Laureate

Thu 22 Jun 2017

Panya Banjoko, aka Panya The Poet, is a Nottingham-based writer who’s performed at the 2012 Olympic Games, as part of the award-winning film Brit I Am directed by Andi Osho, and as part of a BBC documentary based on the Olympian Jamie Baulch. On top of all this, her work has featured in various journals and publications, including Guardian Award-winning online graphic novel Dawn of the Unread, and she’s the co-founder of Nottingham Black Archive. We steadied ourselves, and had a chat with the local legend...

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