What's On
Together is a group exhibition by Manchester-based artists where you can win original artworks and raise money for the Manchester Central Foodbank.
Matthew Bamber explores themes of memory and trauma, greed and power, queerness, and identity in his work.
Home Run – is a group exhibition showcasing works by Manchester-based artists Jack Berry, Jasper Cheng and Beth Murray.
Join Manchester Poetry Library for the launch of Prof. Minoli Salgado’s Twelve Cries from Home: In Search of Sri Lanka’s Disappeared.
A Retro Silent Disco Chrismas Special takes over Manchester Central Library this festive season.
Candid, ferocious, funny and loud, Glowing is a show that debunks the myths that pregnant women are having the time of their lives.
Contact is throwing a drink and draw event as part of their World Afro Day celebrations in the run-up to new show, Halo.
Contact celebrates World Afro Day with two inclusive events in the run-up to Contact Young Company’s new show, Halo which opens in October.
Contact mark World Afro Day with a workshop designed to make styling easier and help those with Afro hair avoid unpleasant experiences.
The wildly popular eight-freestyle and Contact panto returns and this season we present something a little different…a panto 80’s remix of Robin Hood!
A tribute to, and celebration of Bengali folk music, that has shaped the cultural identity of Bengali communities both in South Asia and the diaspora, including the UK.
Join Anita Sethi and explore themes of place, nature, journeying and how writing can bring a sense of belonging.
Get an insight into Manchester Museum’s ground-breaking South Asia Gallery, its development, vision and goals.
Manchester Museum is excited to be hosting a private screening of The Singh Twins’ film Jallianwala: Repression & Retribution
Manchester Museum is celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an unmissable two-day festival featuring film, music, workshops and more.