Whatever takes your fancy this week, live music or historic experiences, the choices are endless…
WRAP Live! With Emilie Pine
When: Tuesday 21 February, 7pm
Where: Metronome
How much: Free
Immerse yourself in the pressing discourses of autism, feminism and alcoholism with University Professor Emilie Pine joined by Notts TV host Becky Cullen. Spend the evening following Emilie’s work through being a WRAP featured writer and bestselling author of books Notes to Self and Ruth and Pen to delve into today’s intriguing topics. The event includes a Q and A session for the ultimate learning experience.
Mikey Kennedy and Germa Adan: Metronome Folk Sessions
When: Wednesday 22 February, 7pm
Where: The Metronome
How much: £8 + booking free (£5 + booking fee for students)
Join musicians Mikey and Germa for an intimate, relaxing experience to enjoy traditional genres of folk juxtaposed with undertones of urban innovation. Mikey’s adventurous song writing and fiddle paired with Germa’s vocal and string talents are the ultimate musical cultural experience, with inspiration from Haitian, American and British folk.
Grace Campbell: A Show about Me(n)
When: Thursday 23 February, 7:30pm
Where: Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts
How much: £15
Regarded by The Times as ‘one of the funniest women in Britain’, you are certainly in for a laugh with this one. In her sell out show, Grace is talking all things men in her fiery comedy - telling the story of how she truly let’s go. Featuring her hilarious opinions on male validation, breakups and setting the bar, this insight into her life is bound to make you fall in love with her.
The Swearing Jar
When: Friday 24 February - Saturday 25 February
Where: The Squire Performing Arts Centre
How Much? £12
Valentine’s day might be over, but there’s still plenty of romance around for you Nottingham theatre goers. Hosted by New Perspectives, The Swearing Jar is on at the Squire Performing Arts Centre this Friday and Saturday. Posing the question of multiple soulmates, this production follows the complicated story of married couple Simon and Carey as they discover life changing secrets from the other’s past, all while a baby is on the way. Grab tickets to the UK premier of this award winning play now!
Freedom Spoken Word Performances
When: Saturday 25 February, 10am-4pm (3:30pm performance)
Where: National Justice Museum
How much: £13.25 for one adult ticket (prices vary on age and group sizes)
What is freedom to you? Discover powerful spoken word performances at the National Justice Museum which present the historic and fluid ideas of freedom through beautiful spoken art form. Between 10-3pm, explore these performances around the museum and at 3:30pm, join all performers for a free lyrical collective. This immersive experience gives an opportunity to ask questions and experience history in a refreshing way.
The Skints and Gentleman’s Dub Club
When: Sunday 26 February, 7pm
Where: Rock City Main Hall
How much: £27.19
If the wonderful mix of reggae, ska-punk, dub, grime, hip-hop, soul, and dancehall is your vibe, you are going to love the lyrically gifted The Skints and if reggae electronic is to your taste, the headliners Gentleman’s Dub Club aren't one to miss. Both bands’ performances at Rock City promises to be an exciting mix of genres that feature two incredible bands for a night packed with great music.
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