Tuesday 17 August - Sunday 05 September Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts
Explore our extraordinary coral desert and fabulous underwater world in this fabulous interactive installation to enjoy with friends and family.
Monday 23 August - Friday 27 August Highfields Park Boathouse
In this five day intensive performance-based course, each budding performer will have the opportunity to produce, perform and create the set for an original play.
Sunday 29 August University of Nottingham Museum
Dr Thea Lawrence explores the ways in which inhabitants of Roman Britain constructed and expressed their identity.
Monday 30 August Other venues
Join Malcolm Brushell, professional painter and amateur alchemist, on his quest to find the pinky-est pink paint on the planet!
Thursday 02 September Live streamed event
Press Start curator José Blazquez introduces the three categories of work on display in the exhibition – Machinima, Gamics and In-Game Photography - interspersed with recordings of participating artists.
Saturday 11 September - Sunday 31 October Wallner Gallery
This body of work by NTU graduate Jack Pickerill explores a narrative of everyday moments and the meditative nature of photography.
Thursday 16 September - Sunday 20 February University of Nottingham Museum
Textiles were the most important manufactured product in the medieval world and this exhibition looks at the archaeology of medieval cloth production and consumption.
Friday 17 September Arts Lecture Theatre
Natalie Rudd, Senior Curator, Arts Council Collection, talks about the curation of the exhibition and some of the issues it raises.
Saturday 18 September - Sunday 09 January Djanogly Gallery
As the first major survey of post-war British sculpture by women, this exhibition spans more than seventy years and explores the work of fifty sculptors.
Saturday 18 September - Sunday 31 October Angear Visitor Centre
This exhibition brings together a recent body of work by Nottingham-based painter Louisa Chambers, taking inspiration from Latin-American and European abstract art.
Thursday 23 September - Sunday 16 January Weston Gallery
Beyond the Mayflower explores how we can understand the individuals aboard the Mayflower ship by tracing the history of religious dissent, power and faith in Nottinghamshire from the seventeenth century.
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