What's On
An exhibition from artists Jeffrey Knopf, Theo Simpson and Hope Strickland – a sculptor, a photographer and artist-filmmaker.
40 Years of the Future: Painting welcomes back five artists who exhibited as part of Castlefield Gallery’s 1984 inaugural programme.
Celebrated trombonist Dennis Rollins takes the stage with RNCM’s Big Band to deliver a toe-tapping evening of standout tunes.
Micah Purnell curates a ten year retrospective exhibition at Chatham Mill with an outrageous global cast of artists.
Accelerating Just Climate Action Conference is a one-day conference from Sustainable Futures, Tyndall Manchester, Henry Royce Institute and Creative Manchester.
Colin Currie and Hallé percussionists begin this exciting mini-fest of Steve Reich’s music with his celebrated Music for Pieces of Wood.
A special evening lies ahead when the internationally renowned composer, musician and producer, Nitin Sawhney CBE, makes his Hallé debut.
Legendary techno DJ and producer Jeff Mills joins the Hallé Orchestra for a unique performance of his show Light From The Outside World.
Appearing for the first time with the Hallé, American conductor Roderick Cox conducts an hour of Prokofiev And Debussy in a Rush Hour concert.
Join The Pankhurst Centre for a special anniversary night at the museum to celebrate the 120th anniversary of the founding of the WSPU.
Dare to experience the terrifying tale of Dr. Caligari and his murderous somnambulist with live accompaniment at RNCM this Halloween.
Thomas Adès begins his two-year Hallé residency in a blaze of glory with the UK premiere of Tower for Frank Gehry and a pre-show performance from the RNCM Chamber Choir.
The first major UK solo exhibition by Omid Asad features new large-scale sculptural work exploring loss, memory and belonging.
Join Professor David Sumpter at Anthony Burgess Foundation for Four Ways of Thinking: Statistical, Interactive, Chaotic and Complex.
Join Sir Richard Leese and discover the future of healthcare in Delivering the Greater Manchester Integrated Care Strategy.