Lightest Night 2019: St Mary's in the Lace Market Creative Quarter Summer Party
On Friday June 21st Nottingham will build on the success of Light Night by holding its first ever Lightest Night.
On the year’s longest day it’s hoped venues will stay open later and encourage families to enjoy the city centre at its best on what we trust will be a lovely summer evening.
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
Date for your diary
Nottingham Craft Beer Festival returns to the city on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June, bringing 25 of the country’s most exciting new breweries and over 200 beers, including many rare and limited edition brews.
Opportunites
We are looking for a website developer (or organisation) to help develop the Creative Quarter Website.
Select #CQevents
19th Jun - Beginning Screenwriting
Our popular screenwriting course is back! It will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay....
19th Jun - Off The Page
Adapting a classic, popular, or critically acclaimed novel to the screen is notoriously difficult. Cinema is littered with...
19th Jun - 5th Aug - EM19: Call for Submissions
East Midlands Graduate Project: EM19: Call for Submissions Surface Gallery is now accepting submissions for our eleventh East...
Around the Creative Quarter
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**INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY** Dance4 will be recruiting a festival assitant intern for Nottdance 2019. This position i… https://t.co/cYl7G28nUo
Passionate about what we do & keen to be a part of our team? We have TWO amazing new vacancies available to join ou… https://t.co/kPyi37xmya
Growth & Investment
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
