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Badly Drawn Boy celebrates the 25th anniversary of the start of his career with an intimate UK tour...
Nottingham’s Creative Quarter Company has announced it will officially close at the end of March after ten years in the city...
This powerful documentary is definitely one to watch...
Paul Mescal and Emily Watson star in a new gothic Irish drama about dark familial secrets...
The Brighton-based six piece band head to Rescue Rooms for a headline performance...
Cassyette brings her unique Nu Metal sound to Rescue Rooms...
Third Mill3nnium showcase an array of local talent at Rough Trade...
Nottingham’s skate community is renowned for its strong sense of togetherness and frankly terrifying lack of fear, but in Karim Keita, it may soon have an Olympian among its alumni. We sit down with Karim to hear all about his love of the sport and what drives him to succeed…
Whether you enjoy river walks, nature trails, railways, learning about local about history or just simply relaxing and having a refreshing pint and a delicious Sunday dinner, Nottingham has a pub for you...
Cast your mind back to issue 150 of LeftLion and you might remember when we interviewed Jade Bramley, the creator of local zine Queer Notts. Now, we catch up with the zine maker again to chat her new project Queer Utopia Events - the group planning to connect Queer creatives and bring more LGBT+ events to Nottingham…
Nottingham’s New Art Exchange recently celebrated the launch of their 100% Plant Based Cafe Bar with a little bit of pizazz. Writer Dani Bacon went along to the official launch party to try out the new food...
Amatis Trio perform a concert of Beethoven, Boulanger and Shostakovich at Lakeside Arts...
Tom Grennan brought his What Ifs & Maybes tour to Nottingham...
On a misty morning in 1948, as Britain limped on from the social and economic wreckage of the Second World War, a boat arrived at Tilbury Docks in Essex with 500 people aboard. That boat - the Empire Windrush - would lend its name to a generation of Caribbeans who came to build a life in the UK. Some of them settled in St Ann’s, just outside of Nottingham city centre - where, novelist and local resident Rosey Thomas Palmer explains, the community played a key role in preserving the area’s historic allotments…
Sam Harvey reviews Village Idiot...
Kevin Stanley reviews The Hallé's Italianissimo...
Irish musician Cian Ducrot performed at Rescue Rooms as part of his short UK tour...
Loyle Carner brings his latest album hugo to Rock City...
Nottingham City Council has set out plans which will see Nottingham Castle re-open in June, if given the go-ahead next week.
Cardiff-based Panic Shack conclude their debut headline tour at The Bodega...
Make sure you don't miss this one-of-a-kind production...
Only one year after the return of Ghostface, we're back with another entry into the classic horror franchise...
Ian C Douglas reviews the BBC Symphony Orchestra...
You don’t get a party like this Everyday, People...
Using responsibly-sourced materials to create properly unique kitchen knives, Bernard Caille of Nottingham Knifeworks is helping to raise people’s cooking game while raising awareness for sustainable living…
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