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Worksop
When does craft become art, and which do we value more? Visit People's Art to discover the work of five contemporary artists, alongside historic pieces of folk art.
Selston, Ashfield
Ashfield District Council will be kicking it off its Summer events with two blockbuster films in the park.
Western Street, Nottingham
Laceworks Laughs returns to ARC Space on Friday 6th March with another night of live stand-up comedy in Nottingham city centre.
Nottingham
The National Justice Museum are gearing up for a fun-packed October half-term, with plenty of activities and events for the whole family to enjoy. With the introduction of a brand new, great value annual pass, there’s always something to keep you…
Nottingham
The musical equivalent of the cosmic Big Bang, disco, hip hop and funk collided in an almighty collision in late 70s New York, with call and response choruses sat astride Get Down breaks and fast'n'furious hip hop mixing. It was a truly magical…
Papplewick
'The Festival of Light' at Goosedale has become a leading event regionally. It's an opportunity to have great fun with your friends, entertain guests and network with representatives from regional leading companies.
Nottingham
Internationally renowned harp and electronica duo FitkinWall follow threads of migration, loss, and longing in their new show.
University of Nottingham, Nottingham
Are you ready to embark on a cosmic journey through the vast expanse of the universe?
Nottingham
This brand new show is an honest and cheeky celebration of modern Britain. Karma has caught up with the colonial past of our nation, and those who were once subjugated by the British Empire have made it their home. Be it the Mayor, the Prime…
Nottingham
The misty hills of the Derbyshire moors. Nine stones stand in a circle. A tenth looms higher up the hill – The King Stone.
Bonded in their search for a mysterious figure said to wander the Peaks, Kristen and Phil meet nearly every Sunday at The…
Newark
Sunday 30 March 2025 | 11am-1pm, 1.30pm-3.30pm, 4pm - 6pm Renaissance at Kelham Hall £27 Adult | £15 Child (under 12)
Mother's Day Afternoon Tea at the Renaissance at Kelham Hall
The Renaissance at Kelham Hall invites guests to a…
Park Row, Nottingham
Discover the latest in skincare and beauty at our special summer terrace edition with Clarins.
Nottingham
Get ready for an electrifying night of music with Too Much Too Young – The Music of 2Tone & Beyond, a high-octane, two-hour theatre experience.
High Street, Arnold
Thursday 24 September 2026 I 7pm Bonington Theatre Standard £16 | Student £8 | Child with paying adult £0
Music inspired by Pat Metheny, John Scofield & Pat Martino - three of the most influential contemporary jazz guitarists Tenor saxophonist…
Nottingham
The creator of the word 'meme' and of the hugely influential 'selfish gene' model of evolution, Richard Dawkins is the epitome of the truly public intellectual—a scientist whose ideas have proven extraordinarily influential both within his own…
Nottingham
Trans*Performativity is an ongoing project that consists of the transposition of trans* experiences into contemporary practices that fuse audiovisuals and the creation of collective performances.
Nottingham
Located in the heart of West Bridgford, Hemisphere offers bold flavours, warm hospitality, and an unforgettable dining experience.
Sneinton Market, Nottingham
Thursday nights are getting a whole lot better with a classic pub quiz — Bustler style.
Dryden Street, Nottingham
Bonington Vitrines #28: Gestures – Someone's Doing Something
Nottingham
Launched at The Manchester Jazz Festival in 2009, Jeremy Sassoon's tribute to the music of Ray Charles captures the imagination of Jazz, Blues and Soul audiences alike.
