What's On
Help Manchester Poetry Library complete Stitching on the Border, a new artwork dedicated to all people crossing boarders.
Manchester Museum’s Big Weekender includes hands-on activities to help inspire appreciation and caring for our planet.
A community of collaborative women – Doing boss, not Being boss. Celebrating stories, skills, and coming together for equity.
The Walk for Women will be back again this International Women’s Day 2023, with a walk on Saturday 4 March.
Explore the iconic home of the Suffragette movement on an expert-led tour complete with Christmas crafts, mince pie and mulled wine.
A workshop and soundwalk around the Man Met campus and Oxford Road to learn more about the impact of design on local sound environments.
This October half term, African and Caribbean songs will fill the galleries as well as cultural arts and crafts workshops taking place in the Whitworth’s School of Creativity.
Contact is throwing a drink and draw event as part of their World Afro Day celebrations in the run-up to new show, Halo.
The Proud Place run a number of workshops for Manchester Pride ahead of the event and over the weekend celebrations.
Join a guided tour of a distant city where nothing seems to make sense. Its people are silenced and its landscape is disappearing.
Come and join Bruntwood SciTec’s community, share a drink and meet some of the most innovative and disruptive tech voices in Manchester.
Explore your creative side and indulge in some drawing, painting and collage with your tipple of choice.
Explore your creative side and indulge in some drawing, painting and collage with your tipple of choice.
Get some nourishment and join the Yoga Brunch with the best views of the city.
Reclaim The Night is back, starting at Owens Park in Fallowfield, with a March down Oxford Road to the Student Union.