Site search

Binks Yard Film Club - Mamma Mia (Sing Along Version)

Binks Yard Film Club - Bridget Jones Diary

The Binks Yard Film Club - A Star Is Born (2018)

Binks Yard Film Club - Clueless

Binks Yard Film Club - Hairspray (2007)

Summer Nights at Nottingham Castle: Musicals Live with Live Orchestra

Summer Nights at Nottingham Castle: Country at the Castle

Summer Nights at Nottingham Castle - 80's Mix Tape with Live Orchestra

Binks Yard Film Club - Mean Girls

Binks Yard Film Club - High School Musical

Binks Yard Film Club - Pitch Perfect

Binks Yard Film Club - Dirty Dancing

Film review: The Last Spy

Katherina Otto-Bernstein’s insightful documentary ‘The Last Spy’ delves into the life of Peter Sichel, a German-born Jew who served in the United States’ secret service throughout the aftermath of Nazi occupation and throughout the Cold War.

Nightstalker

Film review: Surrender to It

From the creative mind of the Midlands’ own Nottingham Television Workshop comes Tim Bryn Smith’s latest feature film, Surrender to It. This compelling narrative weaves together a journey of adventure, the pain of loss, and the enduring power of friendship.

Film review: The Devil Wears Prada 2

Strike a pose, your favourite iconic quartet has strutted back onto our screens after twenty years, ready to fulfil fans with their charm, ambition, and cerulean clothes. The Devil Wears Prada 2, directed by David Frankel, has officially hit UK cinemas and here’s what to expect…

Binks Yard Film Club - La La Land

Ntu Arts Showcase: Myths, Monsters and Magic

Checking out Public's sell-out lasagne night

We secured a ticket for Public’s sell-out lasagne night in April, which saw local foodies gather at the coffee shop after hours for a taste of Public’s take on two Italian classics…

Binks Yard Film Club - Wicked

Binks Yard Film Club - The Greatest Showman

Soul Battalion - A Night of Soul and Motown Classics

Binks Terrace Games Night

Why Nottingham could be the UK’s next indie film city

Last month, we were lucky enough to be invited to the Q & A screening of The Correction Unit hosted by the folks at cinema collective Lounge Trip. From there, we mingled with the cast and crew of the film as well as local filmmakers to find out just what Nottingham needs in terms of funding for films, plus one big question: could Nottingham become the UK’ next indie film capital? 

Ruby Tuesday's Music Night - 'Celebrate the Voice'