The Old Bus Depot

A crisp white room with folding doors that open onto the bar and balcony. It’s a blank canvas that you can put your own stamp on. This room is wheelchair accessible and perfect for workshops, exhibitions and live music events.

Holding it’s original bus depot ceiling, this room is flooded with natural light and brilliant acoustics that make it the ideal space for workshops, conferences and live music events. This space is only accessible via stairs.

This split level space is both comfortable and versatile. Serving coffee and food is available to include as an add on to your experience if required. Both areas are wheelchair accessible.

This is one of the finest rooms in the house, each desk has been carefully handcrafted, and there is even a secret passage full of creative books and resources to keep the juices flowing. The room holds 8 desks in total and is accessible via a code-locked door. The space is tucked away upstairs to allow for privacy and focus. The room includes a shared fridge, microwave and tea making station, exclusively for the use of co-work residents.

Being the first female-led music studio in Nottingham, this space is labour of love that aims to provide a chilled and accessible space for creativity to flourish. It’s unlike any space you’ve ever been!

This room has a total of 6 desks, equipped with Mac desktop computers. Each station is equipped with Logic softwares and midi keyboards and headphones can be supplied on request. The room is based on the ground level and is fully wheelchair accessible. This space is tucked behind the cafe so there's the option of privacy and focus, or a social lively setting. This space is available to hire for the delivery of youth workshops. Young people aged 16-30 can use this space for free during opening hours.

This particular space is approximately 183cm x 324cm and is based in the open studio. Each space is a blank canvas that can be redesigned to suit your unique creative practice and all residents have access to a fridge, microwave and tea station. There open studio is accessible to all Artist Studio residents and is protected behind a code-locked door.

This particular space is approximately 235cm x 222cm and is based in the open studio and each space is a blank canvas that can be redesigned to suit your unique creative practice. All residents have access to a fridge, microwave and tea station. The open studio is protected behind a code-locked door. These spaces are not individually lockable, but security and respect is taken very seriously throughout the Artist community.

This particular space is approximately 235cm x 222cm and is based in the open studio and each space is a blank canvas that can be redesigned to suit unique creative practice. All residents have access to a fridge, microwave and tea station. The open studio is protected behind a code-locked door. These spaces are not individually lockable, but security and respect is taken very seriously throughout the Artist community.

The play cafe located at The Old Bus Depot is called Devastation Station Play Cafe. It is an imaginative, city-themed indoor play space designed to feel warm, casual, and welcoming