Arts & Culture
Monstrous Flesh Presents Killjoy: Anti-heroines of thriller and horror cinema
Join us for an interactive evening talk, exploring the 'unlikeable female character' on screen
Become an Inspire Society Member. It's free to join us!
Inspire: Culture, Learning and Libraries is a charitable community benefit society delivering cultural and learning services across Nottinghamshire, including libraries, heritage, community arts, volunteering, education services and music. What makes us different is that our society is owned and controlled by our members.
- Have your say on how the society works and develops.
- Vote in elections about how Inspire is run
- Stand for election to our board
- Be invited to member only events such as our AGM.
- To provide easily accessible library and references services to the whole community
- To promote arts, music, reading, heritage and culture
- To provide opportunities for recreation and leisure, especially for people who may be underserved, at risk, or socially excluded
- To provide local people with education and lifelong learning opportunities for both adults and families
- To provide and promote cultural resources such as music and library support to schools and educational institutions either free or at a reasonable charge
- To provide and promote training and skills development and schemes for young people
- To provide an archive service, including the collection and preservation of documents and other records related to the area
- To provide advice and guidance on all the services we offer to the community
Visit our About Us page to find out more about our Governance and see our full objects.
They are both free to join, however Library and Society memberships are different. You do not have to be an Inspire Society Member to join the library and vice versa.
You can find out more and join the library here.
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