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‘The Route to Capyness’, a film by Nottingham director Sharon Walia, is in cinemas now. The documentary explores the ris...
05/10/2026

‘The Route to Capyness’, a film by Nottingham director Sharon Walia, is in cinemas now.

The documentary explores the rise of the capybara from a gentle rodent into a global, viral icon.

Have you seen the film yet? Let us know what you thought in the comments below 🍿

One good thing about music? When it hits you, you feel no pain - and so it proved when Legend: Music of Bob Marley took ...
03/10/2026

One good thing about music? When it hits you, you feel no pain - and so it proved when Legend: Music of Bob Marley took over the Theatre Royal on Friday ❤️

Swipe for three reasons why we loved stopping by to check it out 👉

“It’ll be my first ever Hockley Hustle, so I can’t wait! I’m so grateful to The Notts Review for inviting me to play. Th...
27/09/2026

“It’ll be my first ever Hockley Hustle, so I can’t wait! I’m so grateful to The Notts Review for inviting me to play. The audience can expect a soulful, stripped-back performance of my originals (including one or two new ones!), and a few of my favourite covers.”

Ahead of her set at Hockley Hustle, Maia Sudha tells The Notts Review about what audiences can expect — and how she got to where she is now…

Read more on our Substack!

26/09/2026

The goose is loose at the Forest Rec - have you been to Goose Fair yet? 🪿

It opened yesterday and will run until Sunday 4 October 🎡

Find us at CØMPAKT today - 11am until 5pm at Movers 🗞️ Your last chance to grab a copy of Zine 4!
26/09/2026

Find us at CØMPAKT today - 11am until 5pm at Movers 🗞️

Your last chance to grab a copy of Zine 4!

It’s been ten years since The Loft Movie Theatre was introduced to the world, with Gavin and Lucy screening countless am...
25/09/2026

It’s been ten years since The Loft Movie Theatre was introduced to the world, with Gavin and Lucy screening countless amazing films since then.

To celebrate a decade of top cinema, on our Substack they look back at ten of their favourite showings, from Repo Man to Saturday Night and Sunday Morning…

What’s your favourite Loft Movie Theatre moment??

Horror Noire is a five-film season running across Black History Month and the Halloween period, with the purpose of look...
23/09/2026

Horror Noire is a five-film season running across Black History Month and the Halloween period, with the purpose of looking at horror films that centre the Black experience and use the genre to explore race, class, historical and modern social issues.

Broadway Cinema’s Dylan Downs reveals how she curated the season on our Substack!

Surprise! We will have a stage Hockley Hustle this year 🎉 We will be taking over gooseinbootsnotts for the day, with a f...
19/09/2026

Surprise! We will have a stage Hockley Hustle this year 🎉

We will be taking over gooseinbootsnotts for the day, with a fabulous line up of artists:

🎵 Maia Sudha
🎵 levniz’s repertoire
🎵 Katie Keddie
🎵 Romy
🎵 Lace Thief
🎵 Stack Duncan
🎵 Andrew Tucker Leavis

We can’t wait - who will be coming along? Make sure to grab your tickets on the Hockley Hustle website now 🎟️

Quality performances, combined with a set that acts like an ever-shifting, ever-imposing character in itself, ensure eve...
16/09/2026

Quality performances, combined with a set that acts like an ever-shifting, ever-imposing character in itself, ensure every penny of the entrance fee for ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ is worthwhile.

This is the sort of big-budget production that makes theatregoing such a thrilling experience – so if you do have the pennies to spare, it’s a wise investment to splash them on this. It’s well worth joining the herd.

Read more on our Substack!

(Photo by Marc Brenner)

From competitive skater to Dancing on Ice star to ISU Figure Skating ⛸ commentator, Mark Hanretty has built a career tha...
12/09/2026

From competitive skater to Dancing on Ice star to ISU Figure Skating ⛸ commentator, Mark Hanretty has built a career that has taken him around the world.

Yesterday, he found time between coaching the next generation of skaters at Nottingham’s National Ice Centre to sit down with us and talk about his journey, the future of the sport and why Nottingham remains such a brilliant place to skate, whether you’re an experienced skater or putting on your skates for the very first time.

Read the full interview via the link in bio.

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