| Date |
Event |
Type of event |
Joining details |
| 13-22 Nov |
Telling tales of Nottingham |
Photography Exhibition curated by David Sillitoe |
12-5pm daily. Broadway Media Centre. |
| 13 Nov |
Art and Urban Culture: Wright of Derby, Then and Now |
Lecture by Prof Stephen Daniels and Lucy Bamford |
4-5pm, Castle Museum, Long Gallery* |
| 14 Nov |
Pop-up language sessions |
Short sessions led by language tutors |
1-5pm, various city centre and Creative Quarter venues |
| 14 Nov |
Poetry treasure hunt: make a secret code |
Encrypt poetry in a aesthetically-pleasing barcodes from poetry |
Postponed |
| 14 Nov |
Digital Storytelling: when, why, how? |
Talk by James Walker, Literature Editor of LeftLion |
1-2pm, Nottingham Writers' Studio |
| 15-22 Nov |
Poetry treasure hunt: unlock the secret code |
Interactive walking trail to decode hidden poetry |
Postponed |
| 15 Nov |
Hidden tales of the Theatre Royal |
Interactive walking tour based on the theatre archives |
Tours start at the Theatre Royal 2, 3 and 4pm; smartphone required* F |
| 15 Nov |
Artists and makers fair |
View and purchase work by local artisans |
12-4.30pm Galleries of Justice ££ |
| 16 Nov |
Creating a public art gallery |
Lecture by Prof. Richard Wrigley |
5.45-7pm, Castle Museum, Long Gallery* |
| 17 Nov |
Looking back on the Midlands Group |
Panel talk chaired by Nick Alfrey |
7-8.30pm, Nottingham Contemporary * |
| 18 Nov |
Guided walk and creative writing workshop |
Gain inspiration from D.H. Lawrence's Eastwood |
10.30am-3pm ££ * Meet at D.H. Lawrence Heritage Centre |
| 18 Nov |
Lawrence, Class and Culture |
Talk by Prof Neil Roberts |
7-8.30pm,
D.H. Lawrence Heritage Centre* |
| 18 Nov |
History of the University - a guided tour of the exhibition |
A guided tour of the Weston Gallery exhibition detailing the history of the University of Nottingham in the city |
1-2pm, Weston Gallery, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, University Park Campus, Nottingham |
| 18 Nov |
Re-imagining creativity from below |
Panel talk chaired by Dr Alex Vasudevan |
6.30-8pm, Primary* |
| 18 Nov |
Consider smell I |
Urban ‘smell walk’ around Nottingham’s caves led by Julia Feuer-Cotter |
4-6pm. Meet at Malt Cross. Followed by Exhibition opening 7pm* |
| 19-22 Nov |
Consider smell II |
A public interactive exhibition of smellscapes in Nottingham |
Malt Cross |
| 19 Nov |
The Legacy of Jesse Boot |
A public talk by Boots archivist Sophie Clapp and Prof. John Beckett |
2-3pm, The Larder Restaurant, 16-22, Goosegate, Nottingham |
| 20 Nov |
Page vs Stage |
Readings and debate with the Mouthy Poets and Nottingham Writers’ Studio |
7.30-9.30pm, Nottingham Writers’ Studio* |
| 20 Nov |
You're Human Like the Rest of Them: the films of B.S. Johnson and introduction by Jonathan Coe |
Film (15), talk and book signing |
8.45pm Broadway Media Centre, normal ticketing charges apply ££ |
| 21 Nov |
P.H. Emerson: photographer and author |
Symposium and opening of the P.H. Emerson exhibition curated by Federica Chiocchetti, V&A |
10.00am-4pm Castle Museum ££ * |
| 21 Nov |
Pop-up language sessions |
Short sessions led by language tutors |
1-5pm Various city centre and Creative Quarter venues F |
| 21 Nov |
But I know this city! |
Excavate Theatre Company’s city-wide reading of B.S. Johnson’s ‘The Unfortunates’ |
Start from Broadway Media Centre. Join anytime between 9am and 10pm |
| 22 Nov |
But I know this city! |
Community theatre workshop: talks and discussions about the work of B.S. Johnson, and the role of community theatre in the life of the city. Led by Andy Barrett |
2-4pm* |