Creative Midlands East

Creative Midlands East


Festival Nonsense Flash Fiction & Poetry writing competition winners

Posted: 23 May 2012 10:36 AM PDT

  • To celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of Edward Lear, King of Nonsense, a competition was held as part of Derbyshire Literature Festival
    Added: 23 May 2012
  • For the first time since the "Pav" closed in 2008, the Grand Pavilion Matlock Bath is to re-open, this time as an arts venue. From the 2nd to the 5th of June the Pavilion will be the largest venue in the county for the Derbyshire Open Arts exhibition, featuring 11 artists, as well as music, dance and audio-visual displays.
    Added: 23 May 2012
Festivals 2012

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Joining the Dots on the Jubilee Weekend

Posted: 23 May 2012 03:05 PM PDT

See Dod is Dead at Dot-to-Dot Nottingham 2012Summer's nearly here, and it seems like finally the weather is catching onto that idea too (famous last words!). At any rate, we've just seen the hottest days of the year so far - not that there's been much competition - and very soon we'll have a nice long bank holiday weekend to enjoy, courtesy of Her Majesty the Queen and a little thing called the Jubilee. So here's hoping the weather holds out!

Even if it doesn't, there's something else to look forward to that weekend – on Sunday 3rd June, it's Nottingham's turn to host the Dot-to-Dot Festival (also found in Bristol on Saturday 2nd, and Manchester on Monday 4th). Whatever your musical tastes, you're sure to find something to enjoy, and you may even catch the next big thing… after all, previous acts have included Florence and the Machine, Mumford and Sons, Ed Sheeran and The XX.

Dot-to-Dot 2012 is taking place at various venues around Nottingham and showcases up and coming bands, singers and DJs from all around the UK. Acts performing at the festival include Nottingham's very own Jake Bugg and Dog is Dead, as well as Pulled Apart by Horses, The Drums and Friends.

If you fancy going along to Dot-to-Dot Nottingham, tickets cost £20 and are available here. Doors open at 1pm, and be aware, age restrictions may apply at some venues.

Get news and updates on Dot-to-Dot Nottingham's Twitter.

And read an interview with Jake Bugg on the Dot-to-Dot website. You can also see Jake on Jools Holland's extended show on Friday night.

Festivals 2012

Posted: 23 May 2012 01:56 AM PDT

Festivals 2012

Fabulous Festivals
All year - all over Derbyshire


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