Theatres, galleries, cinemas, bookshops, makers and museums across Nottingham, and what's on in the city's arts scene.
Opened on Derby Road in 1935, the Savoy celebrated its 90th birthday in 2025 and recently screened Saturday Night and Sunday Morning in the very building that appears in the film.
Open to visitors again since June 2023, Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery is offering fresh exhibitions, cave tours and lace demonstrations, with free entry for children.
From Nate Coltrane's sound system exhibition Our Yard: Foundations to the NAE Open, Hyson Green's award-winning New Art Exchange keeps putting Nottingham communities and artists centre stage.
Founded in 1983, the BAFTA award-winning Television Workshop has trained Samantha Morton, Vicky McClure and Bella Ramsey, and its newest play takes audiences into the Kop at Notts County.
A Victorian hardware store turned four-storey antiques and art centre, Hopkinson on Station Street is packed with independent makers, vintage treasures, a café bar and a warm welcome for all.
From Andy Warhol's pop icons to photography from across Africa and aerial theatre for babies, the University of Nottingham's Lakeside Arts has enjoyed a year of big names and fresh ideas.
Half a century after opening its doors in 1976, the Eastwood house where D.H. Lawrence was born is still bringing literature lovers and locals together, with new exhibitions and international partnerships.
The artist-led charity behind Alicja Biała's bronze Our Marian sculpture is opening a new gallery, archive, quiet room and Kanvas café-bar at Alfred House on 6 November 2026.
Over nine days in summer 2026, the fourth Nottingham Puppet Festival brought puppetry to streets, libraries, theatres and cinemas, from a four-metre Worker Bee to Lucasfilm masterclasses.
A decade after winning UNESCO status, Nottingham City of Literature has launched a free illustrated map of 42 literary places, alongside free books for young readers and a youth-written poetry pamphlet.