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  • Land of legends: Robin Hood's legacy in Nottinghamshire

    Land of legends: Robin Hood's legacy in Nottinghamshire

    As we slowly go back to normality it's high time to celebrate English Tourism Week 2021, now more than ever it's important to shine a light on all of the things that are unique to Nottinghamshire. So naturally, where better to start than with our outlaw hero, Robin Hood?

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  • Exploring the three very different exhibitions at Nottingham Contemporary

    Exploring the three very different exhibitions at Nottingham Contemporary

    The Nottingham Contemporary art gallery is a staple of the city’s cultural landscape. The building itself is an elegant piece of architecture, and inside plays host to a range of thought-provoking exhibitions and events throughout the year. I was delighted to be invited to experience the current offering of art work, and try the food in their cafe  - I’m a sucker for a sculpture and a snack!

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  • Checking out the shiny new Waterside Bar + Kitchen on Trent Bridge

    Checking out the shiny new Waterside Bar + Kitchen on Trent Bridge

    When Nottingham’s iconic sports bar, Southbank, announced their bold decision to transform the venue into something rather different, creating a space to relax, drink and dine rather than watch the footie, they certainly raised an eyebrow or two. Following a dramatic £450k revamp it has now emerged, butterfly-like, as the brand-new all-day venue, Waterside Bar + Kitchen, making the most of its fabulous riverside location in the heart of Nottingham’s sporting quarter - a mere stone’s throw from the vibrant suburb of West Bridgford and the city. Having heard on the grapevine about quite the dramatic transformation, Visit Nottinghamshire couldn’t resist going along to check it out.

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  • Theatre Review: Moonlight and magnolias at Nottingham Playhouse

    Theatre Review: Moonlight and magnolias at Nottingham Playhouse

    Having been crowned ‘Regional Theatre of the Year’ in 2019, Nottingham Playhouse have set the standard pretty high in the past couple of years. We’re delighted that their latest production Moonlight and Magnolias falls nothing short of the brilliance we’ve come to expect – a laugh-out-loud riot which doesn’t shy away from a sensitive and intelligent discourse on representation within popular culture. 
     

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  • A Night at the Museum: Murder and Mystery in the Old County Gaol

    A Night at the Museum: Murder and Mystery in the Old County Gaol

    The National Justice Museum are the undisputed champions of immersive, character-led experiences, so when they asked us to help solve a Valentine's Day murder at one of their Cocktails and Crime evenings, we jumped at the chance to interrogate the suspects and hunt down the clues in one of Nottingham's most extraordinary historical haunts. 

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  • Robin Hood Statue

    Nottinghamshire's Most Picturesque and Selfie-worthy Statues and Sculptures

    Over the years Nottinghamshire has acquired numerous statues and sculptures, representing and remembering our legends and guardians. Whether you want to capture that perfect picture for your Instagram or just something to remember your visit by, this list is definitely worth a read to find out where our legendary statues and sculptures reside.

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