Lakeside Arts Centre

Lakeside Arts Centre presents a mixture of different art forms including dance, theatre, music and family events alongside a varied visual arts programme. Art at Lakeside is presented in different venues througout the site and ranges from historical retrospectives, group exhibitions and touring shows to innovative new commissions by emerging and known artists alike.

The Djanogly Art Gallery, which is ajacent to the University's History Of Art Department, has presented a varied selection in recent years ranging from the informative survey show to fascinating shows of internationally important works. This venue also has Craft Cabinets well stocked with affordable applied arts, jewellery and ceramics for sale.

A short walk across the part to The DH Lawrence Pavillion is recommended where one can find the Wallner Gallery which is a platform for the work of local and regional artists and also the venue for informal lunchtime talks, preview nights and special Lakeside events. Next to this is the Weston Gallery which is a public showcase for the University of Nottingham’s prized and unique manuscripts collections. The Visual Arts Workshop is a brand new space situated upstairs in the DH Lawrence Pavilion where an extensive range of workshops for all ages take place.