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In The Presents of Christmas, Z-arts explore how families celebrate Christmas around the world through storytelling, arts, crafts, and music.
Four houses go head to head in an epic vogue ball for all the family at Z-arts this December.
Fronted by John Cooper Cat, The Rockin’ Rhinos are Manchester’s foremost family animal band. This is music for the under-7’s that grown-ups will love too as they mix ska, punk and rock classics with their own songs
Touched Theatre presents The Gift, a family Christmas show at Z-arts from 15-30th of December. At Christmas time the magic will find you anywhere – even in space!
At Victoria Bath’s Festive Winter Fair explore specially-selected stalls selling a variety of handmade artwork, jewellery, ceramics and food.
The Outdoor Art Club at the Whitworth Art Gallery returns over the autumn and winter months with fun, creative activities designed to encourage your little ones to play freely in the fresh air, while exploring nature and the outdoors with family and friends.
Sensory Storytime at Central Library is an autism-friendly session consisting of stories, rhymes and music.
Manchester Central Library celebrate Dia de Muertos in a family-friendly event featuring traditional dances and craft workshops for children
Experience an Indigenous Mexican response to climate change as TOTEM LATAMAT travels to Brunswick Park, opposite Manchester Museum, before its final stop at COP26.
Meet emerging Artist and Photographer Simone Trumpet, whose online photography exhibition ‘The Divinity of Afro Hair’ will be on display on MMFromHome in October.
Bhangra Flow/The Spirit of Bhangra is a workshop, you will learn some of the fundamental rhythms of this traditional folk dance that originated with farming communities in the Panjab.
Manchester Central Library plays host to an interactive musical extravaganza as part of the Manchester Thank You Weekender.
Join artist Kajal Sharma, a legendary artist of Delhi Television, for a captivating performance of the popular traditional ‘Peacock Dance’.
Science’s greatest and most volatile live show, Brainiac Live is returning to HOME with a vengeance.
A Cat-themed Trail purrfect for all the family at Elizabeth Gaskell’s House