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Hungry? Why not try The Hungry Pumpkin? A treasure trove of quality food nestled in the Lace Market, this small cafe has already gained a big following. Our new Food Co-Editor Julia Head stops by to find out why so many people are so in love with Nottingham’s own ‘Little Italy’...
Showcasing some of the best folk and piano music, Metronome have a new regular event series...
Maja Lena concludes her first headline tour with a dreamy set at The Bodega...
It’s not often you get the chance to join a flagship Amazon Prime series, let alone one based on one of the most popular novels of all time - but that’s exactly what Marcus Rutherford, the Nottingham-born Television Workshop graduate, achieved. We sit down with him to chat all things The Wheel of Time…
Following some difficult financial news threatening beloved restaurant Little Brickhouse, co-owner Katharina sits down to talk to us about an upcoming fundraising festival on 18 March, which is expected to be “full of beautiful food, music & togetherness”...
It's the dark horse of the year that nobody saw coming - and those kitten eyes have worked wonders on us too...
We catch up with alternative pop outfit milk. ahead of their show at The Bodega on Wednesday...
He’s played at the Theatre Royal. He’s played at the Albert Hall. And, in a fitting tribute to his local roots, he’s played at Clipstone Headstocks. It’s safe to say local pianist and composer Chris Miggells is having a career that very few can match. We hear all about the Mansfield man’s special hometown concert, his upcoming album, Synesthese, and more…
Fancy learning what verbal burlesque is? Or taking an acting workshop? Maybe exploring some local maps? Whatever takes your fancy, there's tons to choose from this week...
Supported by Oscar Brown, this lot put in a great showing at a great venue...
Sam Harvey reviews The Beekeeper of Aleppo...
DJs, drag acts and musicians are all joining in the birthday festivities...
Thanks to the ‘double closet’, bisexual people are much less likely to come out than gay and lesbian people in the LGBTQIA+ community. They’re also at a higher risk of anxiety and depression in comparison to the larger population. That’s why bisexual activist Vaneet Mehta decided it was important to write his brand new book Bisexual Men Exist, the piece of nonfiction that aims to bring solidarity to the multisexual community. We catch up with him about the new book, alongside bisexual representation on screen…
Our current Photography Editor, Nathan Langman, sits down with our former Photography Editor, Tom Quigley, to chat all things - well, we imagine you can guess...
Coinciding with the book's launch in the United States, we take a look at this book from University of Nottingham graduate Hanna Flint...
Do we love She Is Love? We'd love for you to find out...
It brings together Notts' finest artists for a day full of great tunes - and it's all for charity. How could we not stop by?
The well-anticipated Beat the Streets returned for its fifth year running last Sunday...
One of the East Midlands’ finest bands, Leicester lot easy life are about to embark on a grand arena tour, bringing them to their dream local venue - Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena. We chat to lead singer Murray Matravers as they rehearse for that very show…
A great double whammy took over The Bodega this week. Our Rae Dowling stopped by to check it out...
We catch up with one of the most exciting young talents out of Glasgow and the new UK jazz scene before he visits Peggy’s Skylight this month...
Before his fundraiser event at Lakeside Arts on Friday 10 February, Kenneth Alan Taylor sits down with LeftLion...
Nottingham's Festival of Science and Curiosity returns. Here are five things you need to try out for yourself while it's here...
For Issue #157, we will be visiting Swing Dash studios, based in Sneinton, to discuss their upcoming 24-hour livestream in aid of International Women’s Day. In the meantime, check out this exciting event they’ve got coming up before then…
Sitting in a room full of people with at least one thing in common… Can there really be such a thing as going to the cinema alone? With the Lonely Cinema Club, Emma Carys wants to showcase the inclusivity and empowerment that film can offer, and prove that cinema is a place of untapped community - especially in Nottingham…
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