Nottingham sound system culture explored at New Art Exchange
An exhibition at Nottingham’s New Art Exchange explores Caribbean migration through sound system culture, bringing together archive, music, and personal stories.
Latest
Base 51 awards highlight Nottinghamshire community support
Base 51's Power in Partnerships Awards recognised organisations, volunteers and business partners supporting young people across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
New recycling rules add more items, but policy unclear in many areas
New national recycling rules mean more items can go in household bins, including cartons and some plastics. But in Nottingham, guidance remains unclear despite wider changes across the county.
Affordable original art on display in Nottingham this weekend
Original pieces by Nottingham artists are on display this weekend, offering affordable entry points for new collectors alongside proven wellbeing benefits.
Fringe hit Star Wars improv show lands today
Jon Hipkiss brings his sell-out Edinburgh Fringe improv show to Nottingham Arts Theatre today, creating a brand new Star Wars story live on stage with audience suggestions.
National Ice Centre hosts Easter family fun day
A day of Easter activities at Nottingham's Ice Centre includes free family entertainment off the ice and taster skating sessions.
Waterstones Easter events for younger (and older) readers
Waterstones Nottingham is hosting a day of events for the National Year of Reading 2026, with children’s workshops, a Shakespeare-themed session led by a local expert, and an evening appearance from Adrian Tchaikovsky.
Nottingham school holidays: £3 activities at Stonebridge Farm
Stonebridge City Farm is extending opening hours for the Easter holidays, with daily low-cost activities and free entry as the charity continues to face rising running costs.
Kids needed to find dragon eggs in Sherwood Forest this school holiday
Families can head into Sherwood Forest this Easter for a dragon-themed trail packed with hidden clues, activities, and rewards, with explorer packs adding to the adventure.
Ay Up Market fills Old Market Square this weekend
90 traders take over Old Market Square for the Ay Up Market, with street food, independent stalls and live music running across the weekend.
Charity gig at Liquid Light Brewery tonight raising money for Nottingham Women's Centre
Five bands play Liquid Light Brewery tonight, raising funds for Nottingham Women’s Centre with a night of rock and punk.
Emmanuel House secures final £75k to buy Goose Gate home
Emmanuel House has secured the final £75,000 needed to buy its Goose Gate building, with hundreds of small donations helping the charity reach its March deadline and secure its long-term future.
Briefing
Circus Zyair show arrives at Forest Recreation Ground
A touring circus has returned to Forest Recreation Ground with a new 2026 show, featuring international performers and animal-free acts. Shows run daily until Sunday.
Briefing
Black Sheep Coffee opens on Clumber Street
Black Sheep Coffee has opened its first Nottingham branch on Clumber Street, with plans for seven more across the city. The rapidly expanding chain is aiming to stand out with its use of Robusta beans and a menu of unconventional add-ons.
Briefing
Nottinghamshire council shake-up enters final week of consultation
Final week to comment on plans to replace Nottinghamshire’s current council system with two new unitary authorities, with a government decision expected this summer.
Briefing
Young performers take to Bonington Theatre stage in Arnold
60 young performers bring National Theatre Connections to Bonington Theatre tonight, with excerpts and a new play for just £10.
Briefing
Pen pals across the Atlantic: Nottingham links up with US library
A new partnership between Nottingham Central Library and a US library invites residents to write and exchange letters across the Atlantic.
Briefing
City's nightlife safety recognised again with Purple Flag award
Nottingham has retained its Purple Flag status for the 16th consecutive year, recognising the safety and vibrancy of its nightlife, supported by initiatives such as Safe Space Notts and award-winning local venues.
Briefing
From Riawakening to Riabellion: Ria Lina returns to Nottingham stage
Back in Nottingham after her debut tour, Ria Lina returns to The Canalhouse with Riabellion, a razor-sharp new show packed with satire and high-energy comedy.
The Lunch Edit
Why we're wired for stories - and how to tell one
From classrooms to boardrooms, storyteller Mike Payton explains why humans are wired for stories.
Briefing
The Demon Barber arrives in George Street
Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd arrives at Nottingham Arts Theatre this week, as the youth group takes on the famously dark musical.
Briefing
St Patrick's Day Festival Returns to Old Market Square
A free afternoon of Irish music, dancing and celebration takes over Old Market Square today.
Briefing
How to Spot the Start of Spring in Beeston
4 degrees right now, but reaching 11 degrees by lunch time. No rain and low wind. Morning Briefing: Monday, 16th March0:00/140.120751× Spring is coming headfirst towards us as the equinox arrives at the end of this week, on Friday. There are a number of definitions of when
Briefing
"Afternoon at the Proms" brings big band classics to Beeston today
A 17-piece big band, a guest vocalist, and a set list of jazz classics - the Nottingham Jazz Orchestra brings its "Afternoon at the Proms" to Beeston today.