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Contents About Readership Print Digital Events Food and Drink Inserts MEDIA PACK 2019 Student Guide Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines Email: [email protected] Phone: 0115 9240 476 About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines LeftLion Established in 2003, LeftLion is an integral part of Nottingham. We inspire people to explore the cultural arts and entertainment scenes across the city. We also cover Nottingham’s untold stories unearthing eccentric characters and hidden corners. #80 July 2016 leftlion.co.uk/issue79 1 We are passionate about Notts and it’s 2018 our mission to celebrate and showcase 2015 100th issue the city to its residents, students and Move from Xylophone visitors through our monthly magazine, bi-monthly to man on the ABOUT website and social media. monthly cover Lots of gigs, awards, crowdfunders, festivals, exhibitions, four office moves, money raised for charity, babies, printing in colour, parties, tea towels, Lord of Milan 2004 First print edition Shane Meadows on the cover 2003 Issue One/Autumn 2004 www.leftlion.co.uk Leftlion.co.uk Nottingham For Reel! Shane Meadows Chris Cooke Miles Hunt Launched C-mone + more our style is legendary About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines image: Tom Morley About our readers Life LeftLion 63% Attend a live music gig at least once a month 60% Take the magazine home 87% Eat out at least once a month 80% Recommend the magazine to friends 91% Go into town for drinks at least once a month 96% Use LeftLion to find out about what’s on in Nottingham 62% Attend at least one UK Festival per year 75% Find out about music events using leftlion.co.uk Home Work Social Media Usage 40% Born in Nottingham 53% Work full time 57% Twitter 70% Have lived in Nottingham 12% Work part time 85% Facebook for 10 years + 13% Self Employed 61% Instagram 50% Own their own home 19% Snapchat We asked our readers why they love LeftLion... It’s local and relevant. It is cultured but cool. It encapsulates all I love about Nottingham and READERSHIP what makes me proud to live here. A great source of arts, events and culture information for Nottingham. “LeftLion is as Notts as anything I know, it’s part of the streets, the trees, Love the humour. The the air, the pubs, the people. fact it is free and I We’re honoured to can pick it up as I’m The most honest have been included wandering about town. reflection of Nottingham. It’s an institution. numerous times” - Jason, Sleaford Mods It’s focused on our wonderful city To keep my finger on the pulse Nottingham, it’s for Nottingham Events and creative, funny other cool things I wouldn’t and informative. otherwise know about. It’s the only local mag that’s so easily and widely accessible and is always entertaining and enlightening. About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines image: Tom Morley LEFTLION.CO.UK PRINT DIGITAL 48,000 Monthly page visits Loxley 30,500 Monthly unique users Libraries House 700 4,500+ Email Subscribers The largest print magazine in 250 We use our social channels to share content Nottingham (approx A3). Savoy online, chat to our followers, have fun and 11,500 free copies distributed every Tourist big up lots of events and happenings across Cinema month to 450+ Stockists. Info Centre Suburbs Nottingham. 250 The print edition of LeftLion is 400 5,500 Via our online and social channels, we the largest, free publication in regularly work with our clients and partners Nottingham. Every month we to promote their content to our followers. curate new content, commission unique illustrations and produce a City Centre Rough There are several ways we do this: comprehensive listings guide. Trade NTU 6,000 350 • Online advertising campaigns It’s a highly popular read - we have Bonnington • Sharing events, videos and content distribution stands in key cultural 300 • Running polls and competitions hubs: Nottingham Contemporary, • Section targeted advertising campaigns Rough Trade, Broadway Cinema, • Inclusion in our monthly emails Nottingham Playhouse, New Art • Inclusion in our Pick of The Week features Exchange and Savoy Cinema. Lakeside Leisure These elements are priced on a bespoke The magazine is also stocked in every 250 basis, and tend to be part of wider, Social Following centres library and council operated Broadway cross-platform packages. leisure centre. 1,400 Cinema Please speak to a LeftLion account manager 300 for further information and a quotation. 47,500 21,000 8,000 image: Tom Morley About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines About | Readership | Print | Digital | Events | Food and Drink | Inserts | Student Guide | Prices, Tech Spec, Deadlines LeftLion is the ideal partner to work with if you run an event in Nottingham. We’ve built a strong brand when it comes to events and our readers pick up the magazine, visit the website and follow our social media channels in order to know what’s happening. 96% 60% 56% Of our readers use Attend one or Attend one or LeftLion to find out more live music more UK festival about events event per month per year There are several ways we can support your event: EVENTS In print What’s on? FRIDAY 1 FEB SATURDAY 2 FEB SUNDAY 3 FEB MONDAY 4 FEB TUESDAY 5 FEB MONDAY 11 FEB TUESDAY 12 FEB WEDNESDAY 13 FEB THURSDAY 14 FEB FRIDAY 15 FEB Space Beth Rowley The Bigger Picture A Sense of Place: Accessing Carmen Patrick Monahan ♫ Red Pig Flower, M-Flute Made in Dagenham ♫ ♫ Short Story Creation Exhibition on Screen Southbank City Metronome Nottingham Contemporary Our Fictional Mind Map Broadway Cinema Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall and Simone Sims Longo Nottingham Arts Theatre with Victoria Villasenor Season Six: Young Picasso £5 - £15, 7pm £14, 7pm Free, 2pm Nottingham Writers’ Studio £13 - £20, 12pm £12, 8pm Metronome £10 - £13.50, 9.15pm Waterstones Savoy Cinema Free, 6pm £16 - £22, 12pm £118 - £123, 6pm £9 - £11. 6.30pm Signal Her Return Mother Tongue Readings Crosswords Open Mic Speed Dating Cocktails and Crime ROH: La Travatia III Performance from Malta and Bosnia Yak The Cock and Hoop Bird and Blend Tea Co. National Justice Museum ♫ The Illegal Eagles Savoy Cinema The Meaning of Anarchism John Smith ♫ New Art Exchange ♫ Five Leaves Bookshop Rough Trade £2, 7.30pm £5, 6.15pm £21.95, 7pm Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall £11 - £13.50, 2pm Five Leaves Bookshop The Glee Club • The magazine is stocked in hundreds of venues Free, 11.30am £22 - £26, 5.30pm Free, 5.45pm 6.30pm £3, 7pm £16.50 - £16.50, 7pm Valentines Special with Triol A Luther Vandross Celebration Sunday Brunch with ♫ Brigitte Beraha ♫ ♫ ♫ Peggy’s Skylight The Albert Hall An Evening with John Harvey Northern Ballet: Nicola Farnon Trio UKYA x ACE: Let’s Talk Funding UKYA: Bored on Mars Beeston Library Charity Pub Quiz Funhouse Comedy Club: New Art Exchange New Art Exchange £8 - £10, 7.30pm £5, 7pm £22.50, 7pm Waterstones Tortoise & The Hare Peggy’s Skylight The Maze Should I Stay Or Should I Go? £2 - £3, 6.30pm Savoy Cinema £14, 11am Free, 10am Free, 10am £2, 7pm The Maze The Artisanals + The Fargo Amélie The Dark Night of the Soul £5, 11am £4, 7.45pm ♫ ♫ Luxury Stranger Live Feel The Beat Pro #5 UKYA: Glossolalia Railroad Co. Aubrey’s Traditional Creperie Waterstones ♫ Whistle and Ocarina Kovic ♫ The Chameleon Cafe Bar Sethembile Msezane Making Workshop ♫ Metronome Broadway Cinema The Maze £15, 7.30pm Free, 6.30pm The Bodega Training Session by Free, 2.45pm Free, 6pm £12, 7.30pm £3 - £7, 8pm New Art Exchange Bunkers Hill £13.20, 7pm Igor and Moreno Hucknall Beer and Night at the Movies that host events, it’s a captive, relevant audience. Free, 11.30am £3, 3pm Dance4 Sponsored Toddle with UKYA: Glossolalia UKYA: Poetry Jam Avi Biffalo Cider Festival Nottingham Trent University Blondes: Nothing’s Cool £5, 10am ♫ Rainbow Stripes Sofrito Saturday with Chef Jugz Cosmic American Presents: ♫ Broadway Cinema Barley Twist The Bodega The John Godber Centre £4 - £8, 7.30pm ♫ Forever EP Launch Free, 5pm Stonebridge City Farm MinorOak Akansas Dave Band Free, 6pm Free, 2pm £13.20, 7pm Rough Trade Strictly Come Dancing: The X Factor 2019 Live Tour Free, 12pm £13.95 - £13.95, 6pm The Maze ♫ Free, 7pm Live Arena Tour DIY Poets Motorpoint Arena Nottingham £12 - £13.20, 7.30pm The Short Of It with Victoria ♫ Notts in a Nutshell Dave Gorman Motorpoint Arena Nottingham The Maze £27.22 - £100.90, 6.30pm Ozzy Osbourne Discharge + Certified + Villasenor The Maze Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall ♫ ♫ Acoustic Rooms: Emzae £51.30 - £153.90, 7.30pm £3, 7.30pm Motorpoint Arena Nottingham Fight Back + King of Pigs Island ♫ Waterstones £3.30, 7:30pm £27.50, 8pm ♫ Rescue Rooms DJ Q £65.30, 7.30pm The Maze The Bodega £123, 6pm ♫ Free, 8pm Laura Veirs Let The Singletons Stealth £12, 7.30pm £11, 7pm ♫ DIY Day ♫ 90s Karaoke The Bodega See The Quiz 10pm Riva Starr ♫ UKYA: Ruth Spencer Jolly + Backlit Gallery Rescue Rooms ♫ Retro Video Games on £20.35, 7pm Rescue Rooms Trade Light
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