Exhibitions
Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women since 1945
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.
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Theatre & Dance
Exile, Magic & Power
Wednesday 27 October
Djanogly Theatre
World-leading storyteller Jan Blake tells a tale about the legendary 13th Century Malian King Sundiata Keita, told by griots but rarely heard in the UK.
This is supported by the University of Nottingham Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Staff Network.
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Children & Families
The Gramophones TARZANNA Master Class
Thursday 28 October - Friday 29 October
Performing Arts Studio
Come and work with the company who made Tarzanna, for two days of animal drama fun.
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Friday 5 – Sunday 7 November
Free to attend
Our annual, contemporary craft and design fair is back with a selection of the very best creators.
MEET THE MAKERS: A LITTLE LUSTRE
We are delighted to welcome you back to Lustre at Lakeside, our annual, contemporary craft and design fair. This year, we put together a selection of the very best creators in a smaller, safer setting, but you will still find some of your favourite makers along with some new names. Meet the makers this year.
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Part of University of Nottingham's activities
Lakeside is proud to host a fantastic range of events throughout October celebrating the talent, stories and contributions of black artists. Engage with powerful stories highlighting significant individuals and movements that influenced change historically and contemporaneously.
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FACETS 2021
Exploring creative technologies, interactions, and response
Engage in immersive dance, explore Virtual Reality and Volumetric Capture as tools for performance making and enjoy stunning SURGE performances live or digitally. Browse all events that are part of FACETS 2021.
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