Rest in Style, the Rock City Nottingham Graffiti Wall

28 June 17

Theatre Review: Nonsuch presents The Party's Over at Nottingham Lakeside Arts

28 June 17

We got down to Lakeside's Djanogly Theatre to check out the latest offering from local heads Nonsuch...

Golesedi at Lady Bay Arts Festival

28 June 17

In Focus: Emily Catherine

26 June 17

Get Drunk and Draw over at Rough Trade

26 June 17

We wanted to know a little more about that there art event...

Neil Fulwood talks about the making of his debut poetry collection, No Avoiding It

26 June 17

“The poems are entirely personal expressions. There’s nothing owed, no debt to anybody else’s artistic legacy”

Theatre Review: MissImp Present Millions of Voices

26 June 17

Join Miss Imp for the touching story of a Twilek's erotic adventures

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

25 June 17

No time to chill, there's things to do...

Overheard in Notts

Grandmother: Your mum made a chicken curry. What did she put in it?
Boy: Chicken!

Festival Fashion with Independent Nottingham Designers

31 May 17

11 Bangin' Beer Gardens in Notts

31 May 17

The old weather man is having a right laugh; sun one day, rain all week. That there Summer is being a right tease. But that doesn’t mean we can’t plan ahead for those rare days of sunshine and know exactly where to go when the sun's a shinin’ and our thirsts need a quenchin’...

29 Festivals You've Got To Get To This Year

17 May 17

If you’re struggling to find a festival best suited to you, worry no more, for we have put together a mildly comprehensive guide for you to follow. We’ve noted the headliners, a few Notts faces that’ll be making an appearance, and the cheapest possible ticket price. Summer sorted.

11 Places to Chill in the Sunshine in Nottingham

21 March 17

It may have been a little dull recently, but when the sun eventually gets his hat on, you need to be ready to settle on a spot

The Nottingham Bucket List

20 March 17

Once you've worked through this list, you can call yourself a real Nottinghamian. Click the image below to enlarge and print, so you stick it in your wall and can tick off the boxes as you go along. You're. Welcome.

8 Alternative Days Out in Nottingham

13 March 17

If another Netflix binge just isn’t gonna cut it, and the thought of one more pub crawl is enough to turn your stomach, step this way...

8 Places to Play Football in Nottingham

07 February 17

Whether you are an aspiring professional footballer, a fanatic or simply someone searching for a bit of a fun with your mates, Nottingham – the first ‘City of Football’ – is unarguably the perfect playground to have a kickabout. Sparkling floodlit pitches, established league set-ups and a project aimed at supporting one of the most deprived areas in Britain, the City of Football initiative has most certainly provided the platform for people to don their beloved team jersey, get out the house and make those twinkle toes twitch again. Join Nelson Walker on his quest to discover the best places to play football in Nottingham...

Art Works: Pauline Woolley's Sunshine Photography

27 July 16

This combined photographic image of the sun moving across the sky, in both Spain and the Maldives, was created using a homemade pinhole camera and a 35mm camera

Overheard in Notts

Grandmother: Your mum made a chicken curry. What did she put in it?
Boy: Chicken!

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25 June 17

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5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

22 June 17

Come rain or shine, there's plenty of stuff to do this weekend...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

18 June 17

Notts is mobilising, this week. Make sure you're involved...

Theatre Review: Comedy Summerslam

Can white people enjoy black comedy?

Sexy Mama Love Spaghetti: Pasta Masters

24 June 17

The definition of MILF. Kind of. Wait...

Poet Panya Banjoko on Nottingham’s First Young Poet Laureate

22 June 17

Panya Banjoko, aka Panya The Poet, is a Nottingham-based writer who’s performed at the 2012 Olympic Games, as part of the award-winning film Brit I Am directed by Andi Osho, and as part of a BBC documentary based on the Olympian Jamie Baulch. On top of all this, her work has featured in various journals and publications, including Guardian Award-winning online graphic novel Dawn of the Unread, and she’s the co-founder of Nottingham Black Archive. We steadied ourselves, and had a chat with the local legend...

The Guerilla Art Lab

21 June 17

The Guerilla Art Lab, also known as GAL, is an artist collective and studio space based on Broad Street. We had a word with founder Rachel Parry, and collective member Sarah Todino, to dig a little deeper into the group’s philosophies...

The Best in the Independent Biz

22 June 17

Ears to the ground, it's all kicking off...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

22 June 17

Come rain or shine, there's plenty of stuff to do this weekend...

Progressive Jazz Folk Musician Jimi Mack on His New EP

21 June 17

Reminiscent of musicians such as John Martyn, Joni Mithell and Van Morrison, with a plethora of progressive influences to boot, Jimi Mack is about to release his anticipated debut EP.

Stroppy Dogs and DONuT Panic Charity Gig

21 June 17

Hannah Parker spoke to Philip Brewin from Stroppy Dogs ahead of their charity gig on Friday 23rd June to raise money for the Childrens Hospital QMC.

Overheard in Notts

Grandmother: Your mum made a chicken curry. What did she put in it?
Boy: Chicken!

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