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Still I Rise is a timely exhibition exploring the role that women have played in the history of resistance movements and alternative forms of living.
Enjoy a virtual behind-the-scenes tour of Newstead Abbey in the north Nottinghamshire countryside, presented by Rehannah Mian to learn about it's fascinating history, from Augustian Priory to home of the 'mad, bad and dangerous to know' rock star of…
The Heights of Abraham have launched seven short Audio Tours, describing the breathtaking views from different places around the Heights.
Ahead of its fantastic £30m regeneration in 2021, why not try some Nottingham Castle creative learning ideas and join the Nottingham Heritage Hunters?
In the summer of 2017 The University of Nottingham, Nottingham City Council and the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing brought a unique dinosaur exhibition to Nottingham’s Wollaton Hall and Lakeside Arts.
Join artist and sculptor Rachel Carter for a hands-on session of Macramé!
Rachel has 11 years of experience in creating modern art-forms from traditional craft techniques, and is excited to share these skills with you via her youtube tutorials…
Nearly four million Indians were 'volunteers' in the British Army during the two World Wars. The Great Wars were truly global events, yet the process of public remembrance is often performed through the prism of national identity.
This poignant exhibition of historic photographs of women living and working in prisons ran at Nottingham’s National Justice Museum from November 2019 to February 2020.
The Path by Hassan Hajjaj presents a unique and timely consideration of culture and identity in the modern, globalised world.
Every two weeks throughout Lockdown Facebook and Website It’s uncertain times like these where everything is different and we're having to adjust the best we can, a sense of calmness and serenity could be just what we need. To help our minds…
Lis Rhodes is a pioneer of experimental filmmaking and a major figure in the history of artists working with film in Britain.
This one’s for rock stars big and small! Join Johnny from Johnny and the Raindrops for some cool live music for kids and families live on Facebook, every Wednesday and Friday at 11am
Join The Dreams on their showbiz roller coaster ride from wide-eyed hopefuls to weary superstars, through raw R&B and into the glittering era of disco
Join quizmaster Shaun Whitehead for the Lion at Basford's weekly pub quiz live on their Facebook page.
From activities for all the family to videos and blogs celebrating Lakeside Arts’ collections and the fabulous community of which they’re a part, stay #InWithLakeside to discover and explore during strange times.
In this new exhibition Encroachments, Dawood takes a pragmatic and oblique look at the relations between Pakistan and the US since partition in 1947 through a Virtual Reality (VR) environment, contained within an installation comprising neon,…
Still Undead explores how Bauhaus ideas and teaching lived on in Britain, via pop culture and art schools.
⚬Dot⚬Dot-Dash is an ongoing digital exhibition by Surface Gallery featuring artworks by 27 artists exploring contemporary mark-making through lines, dots, marks, patterns and more. Refresh the exhibition page and the artworks will be reordered,…
Through a new immersive installation, architectural interventions, a 16mm film and a virtual reality work, the Rio-based Catalan artist looks at how diverse mediums and technologies can represent aspects of the Mata Atlântica.
The hilarious Yorkshire born, Nottingham based comedian Scott Bennet is doing stand-up comedy live from his shed in Beeston to keep us all laughing our way through lockdown.
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