Events

Toby Ebbs of Nottingham City Historic Buildings Trust focuses on care and neglect of the city's historic buildings.

Mick Barrett traces the long history of our major river crossing.

Over some 30 years, Nottingham architect Julian Marsh and his practice have completed many award-winning buildings in Nottingham and elsewhere. Julian will take us through his principles and practice..

Andrew Hamilton talks about the Nottingham Castle excavations which took place 50 years ago.

Kurt Hatton and Graham Woodward explore Basford and Clifton, their origins, their development, their character, and what they are today.

Nottingham's Riverside is taking on a new look, with the Waterside Bridge and Trent Basin housing.   Blueprint developers will discuss future plans for the area.

Members of the Nottingham branch of the Campaign for Real Ale take us on a tour of Nottingham's historic and quirky pubs.

Highfields Park, its history, its diversity and award-winning Lakeside Arts Pavilion.

Martine Hamilton Knight and Craig Cameron look at the history of these former government buildings and their transformed future.

Kevin Powell, whose work on Nottingham Cemeteries is well known, will talk about the Nottingham General and Church (Rock) Cemeteries.

Lucy Brouwer takes a fresh look at the work of Nottingham's 'rogue' Victorian architect.

The annual general meeting will be held slightly earlier in May than usual, due to the Mechanics Institute moving location. It will be followed by a talk on Green's Mill, Sneinton, that focusses on the mill and its latest developments. (Please note the earlier start time.)