Arts

Three supernatural stories are tied together in this retro-inspired horror with abundant jump scares, writes Natalie Stendall.

The Summer Nights Outdoor Film Festival is back for an eighth year at 13 locations across the UK.

Derby Film Festival returns from May 4-13 with a host of special guests, film previews and events, as well as over 50 feature films.

David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers’s presentation of the Sheffield Theatres production of Simon Beaufoy’s The Full Monty, which won the UK Theatre Award for Best Touring Production, will tour the UK and Ireland for the final ever time in 2018/19.

Kunst Gallery Belper hosts an Art By Johnny exhibition opening event called Night Of The Poets on Saturday, April 21.

Derby LIVE will again be working with FOLK 3D and The Lost Boys Theatre Company, along with local schools and community groups, to deliver an annual feast of family fun this coming St George’s Day weekend.

Derby LIVE has plenty of thrilling talks this summer at the Guildhall Theatre, as part of Derby Book Festival.

QUAD in Derby again commemorates the late star Prince with a Prince Night III, including a screening of Under The Cherry Moon, followed by a Prince DJ Night in QUAD Café bar.

Empathy is in short supply in Thoroughbreds, a darkly comic and unpredictable drama about two upper class teenage girls with a violent plan, writes Natalie Stendall.

A new exhibition will be on display at Derby’s Riverlights, at The Morledge as part of the FORMAT International Photography Festival off-year programme.

A pioneering lacemaker from Heanor has launched an online crowdfunding campaign to buy a laser cutter to help her keep the heritage craft alive.

A professional dancer from Hasland who has performed on some of the world’s biggest stages admits her first homecoming show in more than a decade has her ‘racked with nerves’.

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Tickets are now on sale for the chance to ride behind the 21st Century steam train featured in the film Paddington 2 when it visits Butterley next month.

Amber Valley will pause to remember the life of one of its bravest sons next week, as a new memorial is unveiled in honour of a First World War hero.

A cigar butt once smoked by Winston Churchill is to be sold at auction by the Belper man whose father received it as a treasured gift.

Sir Ken Dodd, one of the last music hall entertainers has died at the age of 90, just two days after marrying his long-term partner, Anne Jones.

A new bar opened in Ilkeston this week which is inspired by the smash hit BBC drama Peaky Blinders, and for one local artist it has meant a trip down memory lane.

An Alfreton company has been named as one of the best employers in Britain as it gears up for a series of recruitment events.