What's On
Dubbed club culture meets high art, the Vogue Ball has become a key annual event in Queer Contact.
Join the Kings of Pecs for an evening of swoon-worthy cabaret featuring local guest Kings.
Scratch is a day of performances exploring bisexual bliss, working-class transmasculinity, LGBTQ+ mental health and queer desire.
Put on your best non-binary finery, and prepare to experience The Enby Show with Davina De Campo!
Emma Frankland’s Hearty is a performance about how we can be prepared for the challenges of modern trans existence.
The Bitten Peach are the UK’s only Pan-Asian cabaret collective and they’re comming to Contact this February.
Through singing, dancing, and f*cking around in crap drag, Ell and Mary – Fitter is a love letter to masculinity.
Enjoy a late opening of the CYBERJUNK exhibition at Castlefield Gallery accompanied with live audio performances by John Powell-Jones and Lauren de Sá Naylor.
Join Dream FM creators on the 18th of November for the in-person premiere of ‘What do you dream of?’ – a sound work created with the people of Greater Manchester.
News News News is a television news show made by children for adults, recorded in front of a studio audience and broadcast live on the internet.
This project was born out of a desire to bring together the arts and science in a unique way… As jury members, you will have to question your own morals.
A one-hour live event, encompassing performance, installation and interactivity within the context of Queer politics.
Word of Warning and the Holden Gallery present performance exploring the experience of restricted movement across borders.
For Corridor of Light and Black Gold Arts Festival, Contact’s windows will be lit up with images of Manchester artist and theatre-maker Chanje Kunda.
Celebrations of Manchester Museum’s closing weekend kick-off with Yandass Ndlovu and I M PACT.