Join Communities Inc and NAE for a series of online conversations to explore what being actively anti-racist means to you, and how we can unite across communities to combat racism together.

Discover India's iconic instrument '“ the sitar.

During this informal gallery tour you will learn more about the artist and have the opportunity to exchange your opinions about the show.

Faiza Butt; NAE exhibiting artist leads a tour of her exhibition.

Focal Point is a series of photography outings co-ordinated by artist Mohamed Elzohiry, based at New Art Exchange.

This tour will be delivered in English, Farsi and Urdu by Mina Fatemi and NAE team members.

NAE exhibiting artist, Feng-Ru Lee,will lead a tour of her exhibition.

Join Mahtab Hussain and Sunil Shah for informal tours of their exhibitions, The Commonality of Strangers and Uganda Stories

Join Exhibiting NAE team members Mohammed Elzohiry and Armindokht Shooshtari for a diverse range of perspectives about our exhibitions.

Visitors with hearing impairments are invited to join us for a gallery tour delivered in British Sign Language.

Jeanne Roberts, Arts Development Officer at My Sight Nottinghamshire, and NAE's curatorial team will deliver a specialist gallery tour suitable for blind and visually impaired visitors.

Sugar Was King tour with the exhibition curators and NAE’s Black History Month panel.

Sound Systems Back In Da Day tour with curator Michael McMillan.

A specialist tour delivered in Farsi, Arabic and Italian.

Fayrouz Kaddal leads a special gallery tour in Arabic.

Jo Dacombe, artist, explores archaeology and myth in the work of Larissa Sansour.

Based on the romance between 17th-century Mughal ruler Shah Jahan and his queen, this epic silent film is the ravishing, romantic tale behind the creation of one of the world's most iconic structures: the Taj Mahal. With music specially commissioned and delivered by Anoushka Shankar

Culture Unwrapped explores culture through the lens of race, politics and literature.

Anila Dhami, journalist and producer, uses her platform to start conversations to shed light on topics that affect communities, such as women'™s empowerment, domestic abuse, and homosexuality.

Skinder Hundal, CEO of New Art Exchange, will moderate a discussion about BBC Radio 4's controversial broadcast of Enoch Powell's infamous 1968 "rivers of blood" speech.

This informal reading group is part of our '˜Beyond Black History Month'™ programme, and in collaboration with ABC'™s Between The Lines Book Club.

In response to the feedback received during the first Beyond Black History Month event in October 2020, NAE has developed an open forum for people to share their opinions and views on the history and life of racialised communities in Nottingham.

Sheetal and Saraswoti met as teenagers in a Kathmandu refuge, both survivors of child trafficking to Indian circuses.

This informal reading group is part of our '˜Beyond Black History Month'™ programme, and in collaboration with ABC'™s Between The Lines Book Club.

Celebrate your local area by taking part in a spoken word 'choir' of rehearsed, untrained voices led by artist Rob Flint.

Join artists, Faiza Butt and Jay Pollitt and students from Nottingham Academy for a gallery tour andan evening drinks reception.

This series explores how digital fabrication, artificial intelligence and related technologies will physically and culturally impact the human condition.

Wilfred Limonious tour with curator Al Newman and spoken word artist Leonie Veronica.

Discover the musical stylings of kora player, percussionist and singer-songwriter Sura Susso.

We'll be showing two short films, Children Playing God and Dada and The Punjabi Princess. The screening will be followed by a discussion between directors Ashok Vish, Chila Kumari Burman and Skinder Hundal.

Focal Point is a series of photography outings co-ordinated by artist Mohamed Elzohiry, based at New Art Exchange.

Vidya Patel and Shammi Pithia present an extraordinary conversation between Kathak dance and live contemporary music. After performing together in the internationally successful About the Elephant, dance artist Vidya Patel and skilled multi-instrumentalist Shammi Pithia join forces once again in their newest collaboration, Converse.

Our talented YARD Young People's Theatre group will perform at Nottingham Playhouse on Wednesday, 3rd May at 7.30pm.The group will perform A Drop in the Ocean, inspired by the stories of people forced to leave their own countries.

Kefaya are a band that truly escape musical definition. An eclectic group of immigrants, travellers and international artists, Kefaya seek to find the common ground between folk traditions of the world with a cutting-edge sound rooted firmly in the 21st century.

What do a beatboxer, visual artist, Indian sitar player and a Western flute player have in common? These five innovative artists will share a new piece of work at Afterglow following a five-day residency.

A vibrant and highly individual pianist and composer, Zoe Rahman's style is deeply rooted in jazz yet it reflects her classical background, British/Bengali heritage and her very broad musical taste.

Nottingham Arts Mela in collaboration with Jam Café, Hockley welcomes Jasmine Rodgers and Mendi who offer a unique blend of folk guitar and vocals with south Asian tabla.