Creative and digital services directory launched by the Creative Quarter Company
The Creative Quarter Company has launched CQ Finder to promote Nottingham's creative and digital services, to help creative and digital businesses to find each other and to work together, and to help grow the city's creative and digital economy.
Published October 14th
If you are looking for creative or digital services we want it to be easy to find a Nottingham creative or digital business to work and do business with. We want to make it easier for Nottingham’s creative and digital businesses to find each other and to work together. We want to encourage the development of local creative talent and make it easier for businesses to find new recruits.
What makes Nottingham a great place for creative and digital businesses?
5 co-working hubs and city-wide WiFi
The Big House support programme for creative and digital SMEs
29,000 creative & digital students
Nottingham is a gigabit city
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Hockley Hustle is back for its 11th Festival on Sunday 27th of October
Published September 26th
Celebrating the very best of what the city has to offer across its most eccentric, eclectic and independent district, Hockley Hustle festival has raised £150,000+ for some excellent local charities since 2006.
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17th Oct - Eut
EUT don’t want to grow up. The Dutch five-piece make shiny, eternally youthful guitar music that champions acceptance, communit...
17th Oct - 21st Dec - Vegan Market
Nottingham’s Sneinton Market is a local social enterprise for all communities.A resource for Sneinton, St.Ann’s and the emergin...
17th Oct - 12th Jan - Still Undead: Popular Culture in Britain Beyond the Bauhaus
Still Undead explores how Bauhaus ideas and teaching lived on in Britain, via pop culture and art schools. This exhibition coin...
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Transformational Plans Will Expand Nottingham’s Creative Quarter
Published October 3rd
People who work and live in the Creative Quarter have been helping to influence the plans to transform the 40-acre scrub land behind BioCity and the BBC building, known as the former Boots Island site.
Architects, local residents, Sneinton market tenants, local business owners and festival organisers were amongst those who fed back on plans to create a brand new mixed-use scheme which will expand the Creative Quarter.
The team behind this development - Conygar, Lavignac and FutureCity, presented initial ideas on how to breathe new life into the site while embedding and embracing Nottingham’s culture.
This is one of the largest regeneration sites outside of London in private ownership and presents a really exciting opportunity for Nottingham and its already thriving Creative Quarter
