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With its grand pillars, retro signage and dramatic red exterior, 200 year old building of  the Nottingham Arts Theatre has always been an intriguing feature of Hockley’s George Street. A theatre for the past seventy years or so, NAT has seen a multitude of performances take place on its stage, and today the varied programme ranges from touring productions to pantomimes and opera. 

Robin Hood is truly one of Nottingham's legendary heroes. He has originally been depicted in English folklore and subsequently featured in literature and film. Robin Hood has made an appearance on the big screen many times throughout the years and we’ve asked Bob White, chairman of the Worldwide Robin Hood Society to take a look back at Robin Hood films and television series of the past.

Another fantastic event for dog-lovers came to Nottingham's Café Sobar recently when they hosted Dachshund Café, attracting hordes of four-legged friends.

From the striking promo images, our expectations of the latest exhibition at New Art Exchange was high. The stunning photography on display at Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness did not disappoint.

As resident archaeologist for Nottingham City Council, Scott Lomax has been studying Nottingham’s unique cave system for nearly 10 years. Since 2008, the number of caves recorded under Nottingham has risen by nearly 300, and is quite likely to increase as the interest in this peculiar terrain grows. We had a chat with Scott to find out more about Nottingham, Cave City.

Just a stone’s throw from Wollaton Park, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, and Highfield’s Boating Lake, one of the delights about visiting Bramleys Brasserie is taking in the University of Nottingham campus as you drive up to the restaurant - a reminder of what a beautiful part of the city this is.