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Djanogly Gallery
An exhibition covering the career of Pop artist Andy Warhol, including rare drawings, screenprints, and photographs of celebrities.
Djanogly Theatre
A dreamy performance of storytelling and captivating dance, delving into the world of sleep. For ages 4+.
Tuesday 23 December: 10am-4pm
Wednesday 24 December: 10am-3pm
Thursday 25 December – Closed
Friday 26 December – Closed
Saturday 27 December: 10am-4pm
Sunday 28 December : 10am-3pm
Monday 29 December: 10am-4pm
Tuesday 30 December: 10am-3pm
Wednesday 31 December: 10am-3pm
Thursday 1 January – Closed
Friday 2 January: 10am-4pm
Saturday 3 January: 10am-4pm
Sunday 4 January: 10am-3pm
Monday 5 January – Closed
Tuesday 6 January – open as usual
Tuesday 23 December: 8am-4pm
Wednesday 24 December: 10am-3pm
Thursday 25 December – Closed
Friday 26 December – Closed
Saturday 27 December: 10am-4pm
Sunday 28 December : 10am-4pm
Monday 29 December: 10am-4pm
Tuesday 30 December: 10am-4pm
Wednesday 31 December: 10am-3pm
Thursday 1 January – Closed
Friday 2 January: 10am-4pm
Saturday 3 January: 10am-4pm
Sunday 4 January: 10am-4pm
Monday 5 January – open as usual
Tuesday 23 December: 10am-4pm
Wednesday 24 December – Closed
Thursday 25 December – Closed
Friday 26 December – Closed
Saturday 27 December: 10am-4pm
Sunday 28 December : 12noon-4pm
Monday 29 December – Closed
Tuesday 30 December: 10am-4pm
Wednesday 31 December: 10am-3pm
Thursday 1 January – Closed
Friday 2 January: 10am-4pm
Saturday 3 January: 10am-4pm
Sunday 4 January: 12noon-4pm
Monday 5 January – Closed
Tuesday 6 January – Closed
Normally open Thursday-Sunday, 12noon-4pm
Thursday 25 December – Closed
Friday 26 December – Closed
Saturday 27 December: 12noon-4pm
Sunday 28 December: 12noon-4pm
Thursday 1 January – Closed
Friday 2 January: 12noon-4pm
Saturday 3 January: 12noon-4pm
Sunday 4 January: 12noon-4pm
Weston Gallery
This free exhibition draws on numerous archives, to show how the River Leen is at the centre of the story of modern Nottingham.
Weston Gallery
This free exhibition draws on numerous archives, to show how the River Leen is at the centre of the story of modern Nottingham.
