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Forthcoming Events

Sat 25th July

Kirtan Evening: 6pm - 7:30pm; Nottingham, Natural Wellness Centre; Join us for a heart-opening evening of Kirtan, mantra, music, and community

Mon 27th July

Queer Crafts: 6pm - 8pm; Nottingham Contemporary; Relaxed and informal afternoons of creativity and community

Tue 28th July

Business Networking Evening: 5:30pm - 8pm; Nottingham, Sheriff House; Join the Business Networking event in Nottingham, where you can promote your business and brand.

Wed 29th July

Public Speaking Fundamentals: noon - 1pm; Nottingham Campus, Room TBC; This hands-on interactive session will help you build confidence and speak with impact.

Thu 30th July

Bracelet Making: 1pm - 2pm; Nottingham, Campus Library; A relaxing and peaceful session of Bracelet Making

Fri 31st July

Nottingham Picnic: 11am - 2pm; Nottingham, Arboretum Park; Let's enjoy the nice weather

Sat 1st August

Coffee and Art Workshop: 11am - 2pm; Nottingham, Cobden Chambers; Come chill with some coffee and get creative with a fun art session that’s perfect for all skill levels.

Sat 8th August

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Symbolism, Storytelling, and the Power of TV (Create & Learn): 1pm - 4:15pm; Nottingham, Broadway Cinema; More than just a cult teen drama, Buffy the Vampire Slayer has become one of the most studied television series of all time, praised for its rich layers of meaning and its lasting influence on the medium.

Sat 15th August

Family Theatre: Kids to the Front: 10:30am - 11:30am; Nottingham, Sheriff House; Discover the new spirit of punk: punk with empathy!

Tue 18th August

Beeston Business Networking: 6pm - 7:30pm; Nottingham, Yellow Wood Cafe; Come and join us for the chance to meet local businesses and share tips, information and news about doing business in Broxtowe and the East Midlands.

Tue 15th September

Beeston Business Networking: 6pm - 7:30pm; Nottingham, Yellow Wood Cafe; Come and join us for the chance to meet local businesses and share tips, information and news about doing business in Broxtowe and the East Midlands.

Sat 19th September

Studio Ghibli: A Spirited History (Create & Learn): 1pm - 4:15pm; Nottingham, Broadway Cinema; This course traces the studio’s history from its 1980s beginnings through to Miyazaki’s recent The Boy and the Heron, exploring its recurring themes of ecology, pacifism, gender, childhood, and imagination.

Sat 3rd October

Love Never Dies: Why the Phantom is Still Haunting the Opera: 1pm - 4:15pm; Nottingham, Broadway Cinema; In this 3-hour session, we’ll dive into the origins of the story, tracking through time as the Phantom develops from genius madman to romantic Byronic hero, to vicious killer and back again.

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