Lakeside Arts
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I Fagiolini
Music

I Fagiolini

Thursday 14 December 7pm
Djanogly Recital Hall

I Fagiolini brings an animated cast of Christmas characters to life in foot-tapping music from Italy, Germany and Spain.

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Reimag(in)ing the Victorians
Exhibitions

Reimag(in)ing the Victorians

Saturday 23 September - Sunday 07 January
Djanogly Gallery

FREE EXHIBITION. This exciting exhibition explores how leading contemporary artists have visualized the Victorians in their work through sculpture, photography, film and painting.

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Choosing Children
Theatre & Dance

Choosing Children

Saturday 25 November Various Times
Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts

Genetic engineering is here. The DNA of your child can be altered before its life has even begun. But how far would you go? 

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The Boy Who Cried Wolf -wearing a hat a scarf surrounded by sheep


CHRISTMAS SHOW:
THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF

Saturday 9 — Sunday 31 December.

Suitable for ages 3+

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Christmas Show: The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Saturday 09 December - Sunday 31 December
Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts

Inspired by the famous Aesop fable this wonderful play sees a gifted group of actor-musicians become a whole host of hilarious characters...

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Bears! Nature, culture, and beyond

Saturday 08 July - Sunday 31 December
University of Nottingham Museum

FREE EXHIBITION. This exhibition explores the surprising relationships between humans and bears in Britain.

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Reimag(in)ing the Victorians

Saturday 23 September - Sunday 07 January
Djanogly Gallery

FREE EXHIBITION. This exciting exhibition explores how leading contemporary artists have visualized the Victorians in their work through sculpture, photography, film and painting.

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Living Letters: Correspondence then and now

Thursday 12 October - Sunday 03 March
Weston Gallery

FREE EXHIBITION. This exhibition explores correspondence from the medieval period to the present and celebrates the letter’s enduring importance.

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Reimag(in)ing the Victorians: Gallery Tours

Wednesday 18 October - Thursday 14 December
Djanogly Gallery

Be led through the Reimag(in)ing the Victorians exhibition with field experts and students for an enriching experience.

 

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Living Letters: Gallery Tours

Wednesday 22 November - Tuesday 16 January
Weston Gallery

Join us for a guided walk through the exhibition and learn about the stories behind the items on display.

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Morgan and West's Massive Magic Show

Saturday 02 December - Sunday 03 December
Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts

Roll up, roll up! Morgan & West are back! Expect gawps, gasps, and guffaws in this relentlessly funny and fantastical magic-filled extravaganza.

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Museum Explorers

Sunday 03 December
University of Nottingham Museum

Join us for creative activities as we explore the Iron Age Celts including the local Corieltavvi tribe.

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Christmas Exhibition

Monday 04 December - Monday 01 January
Wallner Gallery

This gorgeous interactive installation is inspired by Lakeside's Christmas show The Boy Who Cried Wolf.

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I Fagiolini

Thursday 14 December
Djanogly Recital Hall

I Fagiolini brings an animated cast of Christmas characters to life in foot-tapping music from Italy, Germany and Spain.

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Fascinating Finds from Nottingham's Caves

Friday 12 January - Sunday 07 July
University of Nottingham Museum

This exhibition highlights some of the fascinating finds from Nottingham's caves. 

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Claude Cahun

Saturday 13 January - Sunday 17 March
Angear Visitor Centre

These now famous self-portraits explore a fluid gender and the constructed nature of identity. 



Reimagining the Victorians - a brightly dressed statue with butterfly wings


REIMAG(IN)ING THE VICTORIANS

Saturday 23 September – Sunday 7 January 

This exhibition takes a fresh look at the Victorian age through the eyes of contemporary artists.