What's On
HOME opens its doors this September and invites everyone in for its first-ever Open Day, packed with fun, free activities for all.
Interflora World Cup 2023 at Manchester Central brings together florists from around the globe together to compete to be world champion.
Join RNCM for a one-off, semi-staged performance of Sondheim’s award-winning adventure, Into the Woods.
RNCM round off their celebrations with some of Manchester’s finest DJs taking us through five decades of music.
To mark the end of its 50th year, the Royal Northern College of Music is throwing open its doors to the local community.
This weekend The Bread Shed and Sandbar team up for Fiesta De Las Artes, a two-day arts festival centred around the Grosvenor Street bars.
Manchester International Festival returns, this year with many of the biggest commissions found at cultural spaces around Oxford Road. Here’s what’s happening here on the Corridor.
RNCM Original Voices Festival celebrates new perspectives on music by reimagining how to perform and present works from the past.
More Fiya brings together Jackie Kay, Malika Booker, Kayo Chingonyi, Jason Allen-Paisant, Rommi Smith & Keisha Thompson
Part of Manchester Literature Festival
Jackie Kay hosts and evening with Scottish crime writer with Ian Rankin at Royal Northern College of Music.
Part of Manchester Literature Festival
Edward Enninful in conversation with fellow game-changer Bernardine Evaristo about his life, work, experiences in the world of fashion and commitment to inclusion and representation.
Part of Manchester Literature Festival
Jon McGregor is the author of two short story collections and five novels and he stops by The Anthony Burgess Foundation.
Part of Manchester Literature Festival
Join George Saunders in Conversation at Central Library as part of this year’s Manchester Literature Festival.
Part of Manchester Literature Festival
Manchester Literature Festival is delighted to present a special in conversation with Rob Delaney.
Part of Manchester Literature Festival
Award-winning poet Roger Robinson and acclaimed photographer Johny Pitts rented a red Mini Cooper and went in search of Black Britain.
Part of Manchester Literature Festival