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Live Music Review: One Night in Nottingham at The Maze

Tue 23 May 2017

We had a trek up Mansfield Road for a proper old-school rave that did it like they don't do 'em any more...

From Vilnius to Viccy Centre: Celebrating Lithuanian Literature At The Easiest Launch

Tue 23 May 2017

It's not often we get the chance to celebrate literature from further afield. Thankfully, Noir Press have brought the best and brightest of continent to us. We went to One BC for the launch of their latest Lithuanian dark romance The Easiest.

8 Marginalised Groups and The Organisations Supporting Them in Nottingham

Fri 19 May 2017

Are you looking for a space to share ideas, experiences, and support with likeminded people? Even with droves social media followers, it’s not always the easiest thing to find in the “real world”. Loneliness, isolation, and being overlooked, sucks. Here is a list of groups who may experience these kinds of problems more often than others, along with a few Notts organisations who’re tackling issues head on...

Theatre Review: O No!

Mon 15 May 2017

Cynicism is too easy - Jamie Wood conjures playful magic in Yoko Ono tribute

New Shop Creative 122 Opens in Nottingham's Lace Market

Sun 14 May 2017

On Wednesday 10 May, the Lord Mayor of Nottingham launched the new shop which stocks items all created by New College Nottingham students…

Theatre Review: Out of This World

Sat 13 May 2017

A bewildering drug induced dreamscape condenses into a tough decision

Write Your Own Videogame with Hello Words at the NVA

Tue 09 May 2017

Writing for computer games is more than just up, down, left, right, jump. There are multiple worlds and narratives to consider, as well as which media platform to use. Fortunately, Nottingham’s very own videogame writer, Lynda Clark, has helped form a writing group – Hello Words – at The NVA, to offer a bit of support for those who don’t know their Twine from their Inkle…

It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

Sun 07 May 2017

Alexander Chalkley is twenty six years old, and works as a Programme Manager. Living with severe anxiety and depression, we caught up with him in honour of Mental Health Awareness Week to talk about his own experience with mental health, in the hopes that it will encourage others to open up themselves.

Nusic's Future Sound of Nottingham 2017: One Giant Causeway

Fri 05 May 2017

Meet One Giant Causeway, one of the semi-finalists of Nusic's FSN 2017...

Live Music Review: The Orielles, Babe Punch and Cherry Hex & The Dream Church at The Chameleon

Thu 04 May 2017

Up-coming Halifax band alongside new Notts talent...

An Ode to the Nottingham Poetry Festival

Wed 03 May 2017

Bringing poetry to the masses, one week at a time...

Overheard in Notts

Mon 01 May 2017

We've heard some things, man...

Overheard in Notts

Mon 01 May 2017

We've heard some things, man...

Ocularist John Pacey-Lowrie Talks Making Artificial Eyes in Nottingham

Tue 25 Apr 2017

John Pacey-Lowrie is the only ocularist in the whole of the Midlands. He’s spent forty years perfecting his craft, and people travel from all over the world to be fitted with one of his handmade, acrylic prosthetic eyes. He is constantly striving to make his prosthetics as realistic as possible and is currently at the forefront of the development of an artificial dilating pupil which reacts to light...

Find Out What's Happening In Nottingham For Record Store Day 2017

Wed 19 Apr 2017

Marking ten years of celebrating independent record stores, there's plenty going on this Saturday...

Notts Coach Takes Over World’s Worst International Football Team

Tue 18 Apr 2017

Chris Smith, a Nottingham-based football coach, who has worked previously with the likes of Nottingham Forest and Lincoln City, is picking up his passport this month to head to Micronesia, a country spread over 600 islands off the Western Pacific Ocean, to embark on one spectacular footballing journey...

Overheard in Notts

Tue 11 Apr 2017

Here's what your lot have been chuntering on abaht over the past month...

The Curious Tavern Launch New Menu: Comfort Food, Pizzas, and Oysters Galore

Mon 10 Apr 2017

Since opening, The Curious Tavern has been a happenin’ Hockley hot spot for a bev or two. But they’re not just a pretty face, oh no. They have an array of delicious grub, so we headed down to check it out…

Notts Comedy Band Arse Full of Chips Announce Inevitable One-off Reunion

Sat 01 Apr 2017

Pat Sharp has something to tell you...

Nusic Future Session: Katie Cooper - Y O U and T I M E

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Some new local music from the finest purveyors in the citeh...

Opera North: Hansel and Gretel

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Dom Henry went to see Hansel and Gretel at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal

Art Therapy for Mental Health at Creative Counsel down One Thoresby Street

Tue 14 Mar 2017

Our Emily painted a picture and let go of her inhibitions...

8 Alternative Days Out in Nottingham

Mon 13 Mar 2017

If another Netflix binge just isn’t gonna cut it, and the thought of one more pub crawl is enough to turn your stomach, step this way...

7 Obscure Sports Teams in Nottingham

Mon 13 Mar 2017

Nottingham is a proper sporting city. Nottingham Forest Football Club have won the European Cup twice and Notts County are the oldest football league club in the world – although, not for much longer if they keep flirting with relegation. Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have won the County Championship six times and their home, Trent Bridge, is a world famous international cricket venue. Meanwhile, the Nottingham Panthers are one of the most successful ice hockey teams in the country, recently becoming the first British team to win a European trophy. But there are also some lesser-known sports teams in the city that deserve celebrating...

Nottdance 2017 Has Kicked Off

Thu 09 Mar 2017

It all kicked off on Wednesday with artistic performances across Nottingham’s venues. We were invited to attend the launch party (oo-er) – a sophisticated soiree held in Dance4’s brand spanking venue, the International Centre for Choreography, or i4CC, for short...

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