Arts & Culture

Linford Sweeney Black History

Black History is World History with Linford Sweeney

Think you’re funny?! Iconic Salford Pub launches an Open Mic Comedy Night!

THIS WEEKEND: A Festival of Pan-African Events, Activities & Experiences

Black History Month events taking place throughout October in Manchester 2021

A Rampant, Ridiculous Romp of Death, Drama & Drag – Death Drop…

Henry Normal Manchester Literature Festival

Henry Normal, Poetry and the Birth of Manchester Literature Festival

The Best Things to Do for Halloween in Manchester 2021

Little Amal’s 8000km journey to end here in Manchester

Manchester’s Totally Unique Japanese Maid & Anime Bubble Tea Café

Sophie: “A celebration of what life can be like with an older…

The Terrifying Drive-in Cinema with Live Actors & Halloween Classics

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time comes to Manchester…

Complicité Can I Live?

Black History Month at HOME Asks ‘Can I Live?’

Joseph (and his Dreamcoat) is coming to Manchester’s Opera House

“Britain’s most bohemian back-street boozer“ presents a Love Story to Moss Side

THIS WEEK: A FREE Vans event with Collaborative Street Art, Workshops &…

Building Secrets: Manchester’s ‘Maverick’ Castle Theatre

Local Artist launches BYOB Life Drawing Classes in Ancoats

“Stay Away from the West Wing!” Go to the Palace instead for…

Manchester’s Whitworth Reacts to Climate Emergency by Banning Farmed Salmon

The Sunday Boys LGBTQ choir

Why The Sunday Boys, Manchester’s LGBT Choir, Needs Your Support

Neighbourhood Guide: Altrincham

The Stoller Hall interior

Inside Stoller Hall, Manchester’s Intimate Classical Music Gem

Manchester’s First Immersive Digital Art & NFT Party

THIS WEEKEND: An Ancoats Festival of Neo-Soul, Rum and Hip-Hop Fish &…

Disney’s Bedknobs & Broomsticks is coming to the Palace Theatre this October

What Manchester looked like 100 Years Ago

Coming this Autumn to the Newly Re-Opened Contact Theatre

NQ House: Manchester’s Landmark State-of-the-art Creative Hub, Studios and Co-working Spaces

Homoelectric crowd

Luke Una: Homoelectric, Diversity, and Manchester’s New Glories