Broadway and Waterstones Nottingham present an evening with Irvine Welsh. The celebrated author will be talking about his life and work and signing copies of his new novel ‘Skagboys’ – the prequel to international bestseller ‘Trainspotting’.
A one day seminar within DAAR’s reconstruction of the Palestinian Parliament, A Common Assembly will consider the new nature of political action and association.
Show & Tell is Broadway’s monthly community-curated platform for anyone to share their latest projects, creations or things that inspire them.
First Floor invite you to a free celebration community party at New Art Exchange, Nottingham with food, drink, live music, children’s activities & special screening of the Breaking Bread film.
Raise the Roof! is Framework’s first music, film & performance festival.They’re making a big noise about homelessness at venues in and around Nottingham throughout October 2011, as part of Framework’s 10th anniversary celebrations.
There are nine shows to choose from and they are once again all set against the glorious backdrops of either Nottingham Castle or Newstead Abbey!
Recently I went to Lakeside for the first time and totally loved it. If you don’t know what Lakeside is, well it’s the University of Nottingham’s public arts facility based in the surroundings of Highfields Park.
Home Made’s work in progress will be showcased at the Playhouse’s studio, The Playroom on, 8pm 18th February 2011.
Go grab some tea and a slice cake and make your way down into the Lee Rosy’s theatre to watch my favourite film!
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