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Through a fusion of bold artistic activism and interactive installations, Nottingham Contemporary's latest triad of exhibitions provides a visual playground for us to re-examine the importance of imagination and innocence...
After featuring in our July print issue, The Last Dinner Party took to the Bodega stage on their first UK headline tour...
LeftLion's monthly Nottingham Forest FC column is back with reflections on Nottingham Forest Women F.C., new and old signings, expectations for the next season and some thoughts on the passing of Reds legends, Trevor Francis and Chris Bart-Williams.
In true Gen-Z style, I have an issue with buying too many coffees. Good day, bad day, boring day: It’s always the perfect time for a coffee. And, while this habit isn’t great for my finances, it is good for my happiness. Which, of course, is why I was so excited to see Boulangerie de Saigon open ten seconds away from the LeftLion office. Plus, why I dragged our Editor along to try it, mere days after the business had opened...
Well, it's finally here - but has it been worth the wait? Yes, yes it has...
Kevin Stanley reviews an outdoor performance of Twelfth Night...
Rich Higton saw alt-indie three-piece Echoes in Smoke take to the Nottingham stage on their first UK tour...
If you’re in the mood to dress up nice and dig into a cracking katsu curry, Notts boasts plenty of top restaurants that offer the chance to do exactly that. Yet, if you’re wanting to stay in your hoodie, sliders placed firmly on your feet, and wolf one down in the comfort of your own home, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better option than Chao Chao - and, with joints in Arnold, Beeston, and West Bridgford, you can rely on them wherever you’re based (well, pretty much)...
The very first Mansfield Town Film Festival attracted hundreds to the charming Palace Theatre - but what were some of the best movies on offer? Well, have a look and find out...
Nottingham's very own Shakespeare in the park, and the embankment, and...
Tom Cruise is back doing his thing - throwing himself off of stuff, punching bad guys and saving the world. But is this his best bout of madness yet?
To celebrate our 20th birthday we’re putting together a special anniversary issue and offering readers a chance to feature on the back cover...
Double winner and top scorer in the Premier League Northern Division: It’s safe to say Charlotte Greengrass made the right decision to ditch the West for the East Midlands in 2020, and to shift from centre-back to centre-forward just over twelve months ago. We chat to Nottingham Forest’s clinical finisher after a very successful season…
It's beyond silly that it's taken us so long to return to L’Oliva - because this is easily one of Nottingham's best-kept secrets, and we are lucky to have it right here in Beeston...
Rich Davies went to The Level, the basement of the NTU Students Union Building, for the visit of US singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kurt Vile and his band, The Violators...
The July 2023 issue of LeftLion is here, featuring Vicky McClure, The Last Dinner Party, Nottingham Contemporary, BEKA, Trent Rockets, Andy The Illustrator, Lens Fayre, and much more!
Michael Prince saw The Beat and Bow Wow Wow take the Rock City stage...
Masterfully brought to life by incredible puppetry
Charlotte Gould saw rock legends The Goo Goo Dolls return to Rock City...
Ian C Douglas reviews the Hallé's Drivetime concert at the Royal Concert Hall
Lovers of craft beer, street food and general vibes gathered in their thousands at Sneinton Avenues for NCBF23 last weekend...
Wes Anderson is back, and he's Wes Andersoning like never before...
Gemma Cockrell saw Maisie Peters bring humour and a much-needed light to Nottingham...
Maddie Dinnage reviews Katie Keddie's show at Nottingham's very own Bodega...
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