Discover the experiences of six Caribbean gardeners of the Windrush generation and their legacy at Hungerhill Gardens in St Anns, Nottingham, England's oldest and largest [...]

In this illustrated talk Thomas Waters tells the visual story of the magical arts, from personal and community-based folk magic to ceremonial magic, illusionists, and the [...]

Part of our Queer Sundays series. Every Sunday in October join us for tea, cake, and insightful talks. This Sunday we're delighted to welcome Lamble, [...]

Our book group is open to all- you do not have to be Irish to attend. Attend every meeting, occasionally or just once in your [...]

A night with pints discussing why the pub still matters PLEASE NOTE: This event is not at the shop but at the brilliant Embankment pub, located [...]

Our book group is open to all. Attend every meeting, occasionally or just once in your life. All we ask is that you read the [...]

Nottingham Poetry Society started in 1941 as a local branch of The Poetry Society, which was based in London. It has had many well-known members [...]

There is no silver bullet for the climate crisis—but that hasn’t stopped people searching. Seizing its chance, the nuclear power industry wants us to believe [...]

In this illustrated talk, Daniel Rachel explores one of the last taboos in pop culture and asks why the Nazis, fascism and the Third Reich [...]

Femmephobes and Femmephiles: Enemy Feminisms and Femme-inism Against Cisness Tonight we will be joined by writer, theorist and teacher Sophie Lewis for a talk and [...]