Looking forward to checking out as much of @designmcr as I can this time around. #Manchester listings here https://t.co/6ehyMNvV3F
The cocktail institution Be At One is shaking up the traditional coffee morning to help raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.
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Manchester Food and Drink Festival are staging 2 nights of guided Spanish Restaurant Walks to celebrate the city’s magnificent Spanish food scene.
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After their worldwide hugely successful 3-D concert tours, the Electro pioneers Kraftwerk return to the UK in June 2017 for a special eleven-date run of their critically acclaimed live show. Bringing together music and performance art, Kraftwerk 3-D concerts are a true “Gesamtkunstwerk – a total work of art.”
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On Sunday 30th October, Tattu will be transforming its private dining room into a spine-chilling cinema for a day of classic horror films accompanied by a terrifyingly tempting three course Halloween menu.
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The fourth event to be announced in Manchester Food and Drink Festival’s ‘Hidden Banquet’ series is now on sale
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One of Britain’s leading psychics Shirley Ghostman along with his canine spirit guide Sheba will be bringing his ‘Spooktactular’ (now not on ice due to insurance reasons) to London and Manchester this October.
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‘You are what you eat’ might be old news, but the idea that we are only as healthy as what we put on to our skin, was the theme of the event hosted on Wednesday night by TV presenter and make-up artist to the stars, Armand Beasley. ‘Look as Good as You Eat’, an evening with Armand Beasley, promoted to guests the beneficial properties of ingredients that we can find in products in both our kitchen and our vanity cupboards.
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Design Manchester has announced DM16’s full line up of 37 events including talks, workshops, exhibitions, film screenings, debates and more, running from the 12th to 23rd October.
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With diverse characters and lots of laugh out loud moments, The Community Centre is a riot of the familiar ridiculousness of day to day life down at the local Community hub.
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George Egg is an anarchist, now I’m not saying he’s currently plotting to overthrow the Government (although what he does in his spare time is quite frankly none of our business) but when it comes to the rules and restraints of a hotel room, George Egg most certainly likes to bend, boil and slap them in between a Corby trouser press!
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On Friday 7th October, as part of Manchester Food & Drink Festival, Tattu is partnering with the premium cognac brand, Louis XIII, for a dinner and tasting event hosted in its private dining room, The Parlour. With a four course menu followed by Louis XIII tasting and talk from its brand ambassador Brian Copeland, it’s set to be a very special evening.
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RAT BOY is the project of young musician Jordan Cardy, a hip hop, indie rock artist from Essex. The 20-year-old was last in Manchester in May when RAT BOY played the Cathedral at Dot to Dot festival, now on his biggest headline tour, tonight at The Albert Hall, Manchester.
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Written by Nicola Gardner (who also takes on two roles in this new production) Directed by John Klark and Produced by Darren Adams, The Community Centre gives us a hilarious account of a day in the life of a local Community Centre and all the madness that comes with it. With diverse characters and lots of laugh out loud moments, The Community Centre is a riot of the familiar ridiculousness of day to day life down at the local Community hub.
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The Oxjam Manchester Takeover is fast approaching and before it hits the streets of Chorlton on the first weekend of October, the Takeover team have some stellar fundraising events lined up. These are not only fantastic opportunities to raise funds and awareness for Oxfam’s global work, but these are great excuses to get out of the house, do something different, meet new people, enjoy some live music and generally have a good time.
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Hotel Football is not just for football fans on match day, that covers the elephant in the locker room so let’s move on.
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Manchester’s Finest can reveal that, following the critically acclaimed and record-breaking sold-out runs at the Menier Chocolate Factory and Savoy Theatre, Sheridan Smith will reprise the role of Fanny Brice for the UK tour of Funny Girl – opening at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, on February 18, 2017.
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Ahead of their full length interpretation of The Tempest this Autumn, Birmingham Royal Ballet bring their Shakespeare triple bill to the Lowry, opening with American choreographer Jessica Lang’s elegant and contemporary, Wink, which takes its name from the first line of sonnet 43, ‘When most I wink, then do mine eyes best see’.
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Singing ‘Going Underground’ by The Jam, we head down the stairs to a dimly lit Dogs ’n’ Dough.
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Popular Westhoughton venue, Provenance Food Hall and Restaurant, are proud to announce they are featured in the prestigious Good Food Guide 2017 following just one year of trading.
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I’ve got to come clean. I’ve been trying to find an excuse to go to Hawksmoor for ages, so when the chance arose to check out their express menu I pounced. The chain opened their first restaurant outside the capital last year and chose a old Victorian courthouse on Deansgate for the venture, it’s a […]
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The Alchemist bar and restaurant will soon be coming to Alderley Edge with work on the former Grill on the Edge site now well underway. The concept from the multi-award winning Living Ventures is set to open to the public in November. The bar renowned for its creative cocktails and dining menus in cities including Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool, will be making its first debut into suburbia with their new site on London Road; right in the heart of the village.
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