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Interview: Thibault Delferiere

Thu 18 May 2017

How one artist makes his unique body into art.

Dolcino: Proper Italian Gelato in Nottingham

Wed 17 May 2017

We got down to sample the cold and tasty goods...

Live Music Review: Rose Elinor Dougall at The Bodega

Wed 17 May 2017

We got dahn to check out a performance from an artist who’s played in front of thousands alongside Mark Ronson, but who played to a humble crowd of about 100 at Nottingham’s Bodega in early April…

Music Video: Daisy Godfrey - Remedy

Mon 15 May 2017

Folky singer-songwriter releases her first single...

Being Silent Isn’t Being Strong

Sun 14 May 2017

Deke, 32, is a Shift Team Leader at Sainsbury’s. He also has battled with 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 hope that it will encourage others to open up themselves.

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 14 May 2017

There's more than enough for you to be getting on with, my youths...

Sensory Deprivation at Calm Water Flotation

Thu 11 May 2017

Here in Nottingham, we’re lucky to have the only facility in the East Midlands, sitting Zen-like in the middle of West Bridgford. We went down to Calm Water for a float, and to chat to co-owner, Nick Parsons, about the unusual business endeavour…

5 Things To Do This Weekend in Nottingham

Thu 11 May 2017

What are you doing this weekend? No, what are you really doing?..

Inflatable Structure Don Alan Parkinson Talks The New Luminarium Albesila at Highfields Park

Wed 10 May 2017

Founded in Notts, Architects of Air are famous for globally touring their giant, colourful, inflatable structures you can wander around in, and they’re bringing their latest offering home at the end of this month – that’s right, the luminarium is back. This time, it’s the brand new Albesila that’s landed, just in time for Architects of Air’s 25th birthday. Our Mary Dansie got down to experience the trippy tunnels first hand, and had a chat with the creator Alan Parkinson...

10 Nottingham Restaurants Worth Munching At

Wed 10 May 2017

With a vibrant foodie scene that’s grown considerably in the past few years, Nottingham has plenty of variety to offer in terms of food – whether you’re after a casual Thai feast at Zaap or an impressive a la carte spread at World Service. Here are some favourite food spots from Go Dine Digital's Phoebe Gregor...

We Are More Than A Diagnosis

Sun 07 May 2017

Matt is 42 and currently a full-time student. He also lives with depression and cyclothymia. 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.

We headed down to Rough Trade for Record Store Day 2017

Sat 06 May 2017

Started as a way of revitalising the sales of independent record shops, as it celebrates its tenth anniversary some people think it's kind of lost its way. We checked out this year's festivities...

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...

Nusic's Future Sound of Nottingham 2017: The Dandylions

Thu 04 May 2017

Meet The Dandylions, one of the semi-finalists of Nusic's FSN 2017...

Art Review: Women of a Nervous Disposition

Thu 04 May 2017

Around the corner from LeftLion HQ is the Lace Market Gallery, based in the NCN arts building. We had a wander down to check out Denise Weston’s Women of a Nervous Disposition...

I Keep My Antidepressants in a Batman-Shaped Pez Dispenser

Thu 04 May 2017

Abigail Fish reckons comedy and a sense of humour is a pretty good healer. We tend to agree. Here she is to tell us all exactly why laughing matters...

Duffy’s Wit Meets Sampson’s Musical Mischief at Theatre Royal

Tue 02 May 2017

Household name Carol Ann Duffy and court musician John Sampson come together in this blend of lyrical wit and musical madness.

DJ Format and Abdominal Interview

Mon 01 May 2017

Fourteen years ago, the rapper and DJ were guilty of Ill Culinary Behaviour on Format's debut album, Music For The Mature B-Boy. After years of featuring on each other's solo albums, they're now back with a full album made together called Still Hungry. Before their gig at Rescue Rooms on 11 May we sat down with Abdominal and Format to chew the fat...

10 Things To Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 30 Apr 2017

Socks up, shoes on. Plenty to be getting on with...

Every Notts Act Playing This Year's Dot To Dot Festival

Fri 28 Apr 2017

The definitive rundown of every local artist performing. Clue: It's long...

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Wed 26 Apr 2017

In this nostalgic journey back to Egypt, prepare for talking camels, inflatable sheep and bags of cheesy fun!

Miner David Amos and Linguist Natalie Braber on Poetry in Pit Talk

Mon 24 Apr 2017

If you don’t know your ‘elephant’s tab’ from your ‘Monday hammer’, fear not. Seventh generation miner David Amos and linguist Natalie Braber have all the gobbings you need to understand Pit Talk...

Delilah Fine Foods

Sun 23 Apr 2017

We got down to the deli with a twist...

9 Things To Do In Nottingham This Week

Sun 23 Apr 2017

The Nottingham Poetry Festival is well underway this week. Get stuck in...

Quiet Riot: The Poets Who Do Not Talk, But Have Plenty To Say

Fri 21 Apr 2017

Nottingham’s Maresa MacKeith is a poet, educator, and member of the Quiet Riot collective – a group of wordsmiths who are unique in their literary plight, in that each member communicates nonverbally. We visited Maresa to find out more about creating poetry by tapping on a letter board, what it feels like to have it voiced by a personal assistant through facilitated communication, and the Notts launch of the Quiet Riot anthology at Sobar…

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