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| Festivals and fairs create an exciting cultural climate in Notts this autumn - starting with Nottingham's Goose Fair! |
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nottdance08
Venues across Nottingham,
17-26 October
- nottdance, 'the feather in Nottingham's cultural cap', as described by The Times arts critic in 2007, is back for another bumper year.
Taking place from 17-26 October, this contemporary dance event continues its commitment to challenge, experimentation and innovation through a programme of artists and choreographers from around the world.
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GameCity3
Venues across Nottingham,
30 Oct - 1 Nov
- a unique festival celebrating the modern culture of videogames and interactive entertainment. GameCity explores videogames in new ways, uncovering the most interesting parts of their culture and inviting visitors to join in. Plus, get involved in some world record attempts - no experience necessary!
This is the third year of a festival that's gaining considerable momentum.
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Lustre
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham,
8-9 November
- a fantastic opportunity to browse and buy the work of the country's most exciting contemporary craft designers. It's based at Lakeside, the University of Nottingham's public arts facility in the picturesque surroundings of Highfields Park and boating lake. The annual event welcomes anyone interested in discovering unique pieces of jewellery, textiles, ceramics, glass, wood or metalwork.
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WIN - tickets to a show of your choice at nottdance08
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This year's festival theme explores the notion of 'choice' by inviting audiences, young people and international artists to choose the final line up. |
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To find out how you could win a pair of tickets click here
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Coasting: Turner and Bonington
Nottingham Castle,
15 Nov - 15 Feb 2009
- an exhibition providing a rare chance to see the work of JMW Turner alongside Nottingham's own star of 19th century landscape painting, RP Bonington. Coasting reveals how, through their shared interest in the Channel coasts of England and France, both artists drew on and transformed the traditions of landscape and marine painting in Britain, France and Holland.
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Next We Change Earth
New Art Exchange, Nottingham until
26 October, then Cool Rules and Fams
- the UK's only gallery outside London dedicated to African, African Caribbean and South Asian arts.
Next We Change Earth is the inaugural exhibition of this new £5m arts project, followed by two performance pieces from Kno Love Dance Theatre, Breaking Cycles and Makin projects, in association with The Albany.
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bang! Short Film Festival
Broadway media centre, Nottingham
29-30 November
- showcase of the freshest new filmmakers in Nottingham, highlighting the best of what's out there: animation, drama, documentary, comedy, anything goes. Many of the short films screened at bang! have been made by directors and writers who have gone on to feature film success, including Shane Meadows of This is England fame.
The future of film-making talent is in Nottingham click here |
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Every year we welcome the most exciting festivals of dance, theatre, literature and art to Nottinghamshire. And 2009 sees the opening of an international contemporary art gallery in the historic Lace Market quarter of the city with ambitions to match the reputation of the Guggenheim. |
| Nottingham Contemporary is set to put the East Midlands capital on the world map of cultural destinations... |
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For a really dedicated cultural experience why not stay for a while…
City hotels from £27.50 per person per night - stay in the heart of Nottingham. Our hotels range from luxury to budget and offer excellent facilities and high quality service… [more]
Book online now or call
Nottingham tourism centre on 08444 77 5678 |
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