What's On
Candid, ferocious, funny and loud, Glowing is a show that debunks the myths that pregnant women are having the time of their lives.
Contact celebrates World Afro Day with two inclusive events in the run-up to Contact Young Company’s new show, Halo which opens in October.
Contact mark World Afro Day with a workshop designed to make styling easier and help those with Afro hair avoid unpleasant experiences.
Join Anita Sethi and explore themes of place, nature, journeying and how writing can bring a sense of belonging.
Join Our Shared Cultural Heritage for a poetry workshop exploring taboos and untouched topics within South Asian culture and community.
Teachers, librarians and other poets/educators are invited to join Peter Kahn at the Manchester Poetry Library for an intimate and practical workshop.
This workshop will take place before our celebration of André Naffis-Sahely’s most recent collection, High Desert
Leading up to Refugee Week, Manchester Libraries will be holding a series of banner making workshops with artist Ibukun Baldwin.
Leading up to Refugee Week, Manchester Libraries will be holding a series of banner making workshops with artist Ibukun Baldwin.
Leading up to Refugee Week, Manchester Libraries will be holding a series of banner making workshops with artist Ibukun Baldwin.
Leading up to Refugee Week, Manchester Libraries will be holding a series of banner making workshops with artist Ibukun Baldwin.
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.
Join artist Kajal Sharma, a legendary artist of Delhi Television, for a captivating performance of the popular traditional ‘Peacock Dance’.
Storytelling session with the story of Oi Frog, where you can meet the live animals that inspired the story.