Recent Posts

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.

Spring: it means daffodils, gamboling lambs and of course new food menus. Find out what we thought of The Botanist's new offering in leafy West Bridgford.

One thing’s for sure when you visit Nottingham’s Revolución de Cuba – you and your amigos are guaranteed to have a good time! From the moment you step into the beautiful Alexandra House on Market Street, through the grand door and into the bar, you’re met by smiling staff and swept away by the rhythms of Latin inspired music.

Located conveniently on the gateway to the Lace Market, opposite Nottingham Contemporary and just down the road from the National Justice Museum, The Head of Steam is ideally located to compliment your visit to the city.

Nestled in the rock beneath Nottingham Castle, the legendary Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem pub has been serving up ale since the 12th century. Made up of an impressive number of curiously named rooms and cosy nooks, today the pub is a well-loved haunt for locals and tourists alike, and a must visit for anyone spending a few days in the city.

Nottingham was the capital of lace for over 100 years and this heritage still runs through the streets, with the much-loved Lace Market still retaining its name and charm. Lace is still celebrated in Nottingham, with recent events being curated by Nottingham City Museums and Galleries to remind us of the city’s rich heritage, whilst looking forward to its use as a contemporary inspiration locally and across the globe.