Nottingham Creative Community News

Foodprint Nottingham are Saving Produce from Going to Waste

Tackling food poverty on the front line is Foodprint, a social supermarket run by students from the University of Nottingham. Not...

Film Review: If Beale Street Could Talk

11 February 19

Barry Jenkins' story of racial injustice in 1970s New York is in cinemas now...

Live Music Photos: Spotlight Kid at The Maze

11 February 19

Live Music Review and Photos: The Dead South at Rescue Rooms

11 February 19

Film Preview: We Are The Weirdos

11 February 19

The Final Girls are presenting a short film showcase of the greatest new and emerging female talent at Broadway Cinema...

Review: Sandi Toksvig at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall

11 February 19

We got down to Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall to check out Sandi Toksvig...

Desire, Love, Identity: An LGBTQ exhibition at the National Justice Museum

11 February 19

It’s fair to say that most Nottingham folk still call it the Galleries of Justice and associate it with ghost tours and a family day out in a scary old prison, but there have been new developments at the rebranded National Justice Museum lately. This includes making more innovative use of the temporary exhibition space, accessible for free. Our Rebecca headed on over to check out their newest exhibition...

Save Stonebridge City Farm from Closure

11 February 19

Snap Notts: Church Rock Cemetery

10 February 19

Chaos Magic: Beginning to Understand Emptiness

10 February 19

‘Chaos Magic’ art gallery recently ran a workshop called ‘Beginning to Understand Emptiness’ which focused on the practice of Zen Buddhism. Our Caitlin got down to experience it for herself...

Overheard In Notts

09 February 19

Big Baby heard some right tripe this month...

Gedling Climate Change Group are Cleaning Up Nottingham

09 February 19

Gedling Climate Change Group are a collective of those bleddy do-good types. The environmentalists, of all ages and from all walks of life, are taking action in the hopes of making Nottingham a more eco-friendly city. We got out there with the litter-picking troop to see what they’re all abaht…

Live Music Review: Don Broco at Motorpoint Arena

09 February 19

We got down to Motorpoint Arena to catch some massive guitar rock from Don Broco...

What's Happening at Nottingham Light Night 2019?

08 February 19

What'll you be gerrin' up to tonight?

Live Music Review and Photos: The Rumjacks and The Silk Road at Rescue Rooms

08 February 19

Film Review: Vice

08 February 19

Christian Bale gained over three stone, shaved his head, bleached his eyebrows and undertook a rigorous exercise routine to thicken his neck in order to play the role of Dick Cheney in Adam McKay's Vice. Was it worth it?

Art Works: Ronan Somerville

07 February 19

Ronan's illustrated chess board is decorated with meaningful creatures...

Art Works: Kelly Fung

07 February 19

Kelly Fung gives us the lowdown on her contemporary piece, Sit Down...

Film Review: Velvet Buzzsaw

07 February 19

Does Dan Gilroy's Velvet Buzzsaw deserve to be grouped in the category of quality content Netflix fans have noticed since the New Year?

Late of the Pier talk Ecstatic Data Sets

05 February 19

They were one of the hottest bands of the noughties, releasing their debut album Fantasy Black Channel to mass critical acclaim. Then they completely vanished, leaving a trail of #BringBackLateOfThePier tweets and campaigns in their wake. A decade on, those rogues from Castle Donnington have come back with a book on Rough Trade's new imprint exploring music of the future....

Left Brian: Notes from the Virtual Dugout

06 February 19

It’s been the best part of two decades since I last played Championship Manager (or Football Manager as it’s now known) but recent events at Nottingham Forest have rekindled boyhood memories of the classic management simulation computer game.