Perfomance Archive

  • Lost for Something to Do?

    Lost for Something to Do?

    “We are not lost. We are Nottingham. This is our island.” So says the website for the first ever NOTLOST Festival, launching this summer in Nottingham. It’s running throughout most of July (1st-23rd), and aims to bring together creative groups from all areas of the...

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  • Jake Bugg plays the BBC Introducing Stage at Glastobury 2011

    Introducing…Jake Bugg

    At just seventeen years of age, Nottingham singer-songwriter Jake Bugg is already making waves on the city’s music scene. Having played his first gig at 16, he has been steadily building a reputation as one of the city’s most exciting new artists over the last...

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  • Copyright Jon Burgerman

    Return of the Burgerman and Links round-up

    Exciting Street Art Exhibition at Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery Saturday 2 July 2011 Organised by the V&A – this highly prestigious exhibition features an exhibition by one of our own highly talented exports.  Most Nottinghamians will recognise by now the name ‘Jon Burgerman’. ...

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  • Janus - Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal

    Links Re-visited: Looking Back and Forward

      Last weekend was Media Camp Nottingham 4, as we publicised earlier.  And last week saw the debut podcast Nott Cast, from Aaron Cottrell and Ollie Carefull, two of the attenders.  As their conversation makes clear, they already had the idea, but benefitted from conversations...

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  • dot-to-dot

    Dot-to-Dot-to-Notts

    As if there wasn’t enough to do this weekend already, the world-famous Dot-to-Dot festival returns! We don’t cover much music here on Creative Nottingham, with good reason; there are many passionate people who cover the music scene much better than we could ourselves, and there’s...

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  • Image credit: Anthony Hopwood

    Links Round-Up: Birth and Rebirth

    This round-up sees us welcoming back some established events, plus saying hello to fresh faces too: always a pleasure thanks to Nottingham’s dynamic creative scenes! First up, a can’t miss celebration in Market Square – as in, you literally cannot miss it if you pass...

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    Ale Trail

    Though it started on Thursday 12 May, there’s still time to join the Holy Gr-ale Trail and be part of what was once considered to be the best beer trail in Nottingham. The participating pubs line both sides of Mansfield Road and till Sunday 15...

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    I’d rather be reading…

    Summer is synonymous with sunshine and the outdoors, but it also goes hand in hand with the vacations and lazy days spent reading in the shade. To coincide with the beginning of the glorious coming months, Nottingham City Council launched The Festival of Reading last week....

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  • Thesunalwaysshinesontv

    Something to make you smile

    In a previous blog I questioned if doing creative stuff is what makes us happy or happiest. An interesting discussion ensued, and with some fascinating, philosophical comments about the meaning of life in reply…all good stuff!  If you missed the article, here is the link...

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  • Courtesy of Surface Gallery

    Links Round-up: An arty start to May

    Well the holidays are over, for now – but what a marvelous thing to have a week ‘bookended’ by bank holidays – might even be rarer than a solar eclipse!  Hopefully you made the most of it (if you had the opportunity). Now it’s back to work, but...

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