Lakeside, the University of Nottingham’s public arts centre and museum, has established an enviable reputation for its year round programme of high quality exhibitions, music, theatre, dance, comedy and participatory events, appealing to audiences from across the region. We have also recently welcome the Museum of Archaeology to Lakeside, which now occupies a brand new exhibition space and like the gallery, has free admission.
Lakeside’s work with children and young people - including youth theatre groups, gallery art groups, summer schools, with excellent theatre provision - has gained enormously in popularity and regularly attracts capacity audiences.
In addition, Lakeside promotes a number of eagerly anticipated annual events including Chinese New Year celebrations in late January/early February, the International Children’s Theatre and Dance Festival in June, and LUSTRE - the Midlands premier contemporary craft makers’ market in early November.
We also a regional partner with many other local cultural venues and support and lead national and regionally significant events. We are part of Spirit Nottingham and Ticketing Network East Midlands.
Conveniently located on the University Park campus, Lakeside houses two excellent cafes; the Gallery Café which serves homemade sandwiches, cakes, hot food and drink and the Pavilion Café, a bistro and delhi-bar serving speciality coffees, flavoured teas, wines and beers as well as sandwiches and paninis.
Overlooking Highfield's park & playground, and the University lake, Lakeside provides a wealth of experience, whether you are 2 or 92!
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEBSITE OR CALL THE BOX OFFICE 0115 846 7777
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Adult Workshops
Drama Listings
Exhibitions
LAKESIDE ART INVESTIGATORS
Music
Workshops for Young People
1 June: And Then There were Two
1 Mar: Superdance & Swimming With My Mother
1 May: The Way Back Home
10th & 11th Nov 2012: Lustre
10th Feb 2013: Chinese New Year
10th to 21st July 2012: Little Shop of Horrors
11 Dec: Free Family Fun
11 Mar: Nottsdance
12 May: Hardeep Singh Kohli
13 May: When Will I Be Famous?
14 - 30 May: University Summer Exhibition
14 Jan-10 Apr: ROMAN SEXUALITY
1-5 Aug 11: OUTDOORS INDOORS
15-19 Aug 11: Create A Play In A Week
16 Apr-22 May: Evolution of Stitch
16 June: Withering Looks
16 Nov 11 - 5 Feb 12: Lowry Exhibition
17 May: One-Man Star Wars Trilogy
18 Jan-20 Feb: Exhibition of Brush Painting & Calligraphy
18 May: Edge 2011
19 June: The Night Pirates
21 June: Ballet Black Presents
21 Sept 11: The Old Dance School
21st and 22nd May; Private Peaceful
22 Apr - 29 Aug: Home and Abroad
22 Jan 2012: Family Workshop
23 Feb: Hands-on History Day
23 June: Dr Phil's Rude Health Show
23 March 2013: Working with Archaeological Objects
23-24th Oct 2012: The Flying Machine
24 Feb: Patricia Duncker
2-5 Mar: Tom Dale Company
25-26 May: Lady Chatterley's Lover
25th Feb 12: East Mids Contemporary Art Auction
27&28 May: The Sorrows of Young Werther
27th to 30th Sept 2012: Lively Up Festival
28 April: Rip Fold Scrunch
28 May - 26 June: Imagine Mexico
30 Mar: Snowboy & The Latin Section
30-31 May: From Here... To There
31 May: Maps
3rd Feb 2013: Traditional Chinese arts
4 June: One Little Word
4&5 June: You Must Be an Angel
4-30 Dec: Them With Frozen Tails
6-9 July: Into The Woods
7&8 June: The Ugly Duckling
8 May: Lost and Found
8-12 Aug 11: The Social Network
8-23 April: Oleanna
8-31 Dec 11: Red Riding Hood
9th April 2013: Performing Arts Workshop
Chamber and Early Music
Children & Families Theatre Listings
Comedy Listings
Contemporary, Folk, Jazz & World Music
Dance Listings
Igloo
Lakeside ON Brochure
Luminarium
Nubes (Clouds)
October Half-Term Workshops
The Big Draw
Tiny Fingers Tiny Toes
University Music
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Workshops & Activities for Little Ones
Workshops for Little Ones
Young Curators Exhibition
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Workshops & Activities for Little Ones
TINY FINGERS TINY TOES
THURSDAY 19 APRIL – THURSDAY 24 MAY THURSDAY 14 JUNE, THURSDAY 21 JUNE, THURSDAY 5 JUNE & THURSDAY 12 JULY
Time: 10 – 11AM
Performing Arts Studio, Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, NG7 2RD
Explore all that moves. Jump, hop and skip into the space. Groove, wiggle and clap your hands to music. Climb, swing and crawl around. Stretch, twist and shake your body. Play, perform and dance all the way home! For 18 – 36 months.
SUNDAY 22 APRIL, SUNDAY 20 MAY, SUNDAY 24 JUNE
MOVE AND GROOVE
11.00 – 11.45AM (babies not yet walking)
12.15 – 1PM (toddlers/walkers up to 4 Years)
Performing Arts Studio, Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, NG7 2RD
Babies explore a magical world through movement, song and props: babies and their grown-ups play creatively together.
WEDNESDAY 4 APRIL
SURREAL SCENES
Time: 1.30PM – 4PM
Visual Arts Studio, Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, NG7 2RD
Cost: £8 Book: 0115 846 7777
Join artist Fay Nicolson to create imaginative and surreal artworks that take inspiration from Edward Burra's dream like images of vibrant places. Using drawing, collage you will create an art work that captures the atmosphere and drama of bustling public places.
THURSDAY 7 JUNE
POP UP PICTURES
Time: 1.30PM – 4PM
Visual Arts Studio, Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, NG7 2RD
Cost: £8 Book: 0115 846 7777
Come and create houses on a street of stories with artist Sian Watson-Taylor. Using pop-up elements to bring your house drawings to life, create homes that open up to reveal the adventures and stories that happen behind closed doors.
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Review title : Them with Frozen Tails, added by : Lisa (21/12/2010)
Event reviewed : 4-30 Dec: Them With Frozen Tails
"When you take two children under 6 to a performance, you never quite know what reaction you are going to get. However, I have to say with all honesty that I have never seen my son laugh so much at the antics of two people as I did today.
Them with Frozen Tails is a partly-improvised series of stories from around the World, narrated and acted by two very fine actors. There was singing and lots of energy and humour (some of which went over the kids' heads but was appreciated by the adults!)
There was plenty of audience participation and, I think it's safe to say, that the show was enjoyed by everyone there.
I would absolutely recommend this show, either as an alternative to the usual pantomime or, because its very good value for money at £7 per person, or as well. We will definitely be back for more if the show returns next year."