What's On
Orbit Festival makes a return to HOME from 23rd of November. A celebration of extraordinary, award-winning, international artists.
After a sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2019 and a revival at the Bush Theatre early in September, Mika Onyx Johnson’s The Queer House: Pink Lemonade comes to Contact.
HOME screen House of Gucci, the latest film from Ridley Scott featuring an all-star cast including Adam Driver, Lady Gaga and Al Pacino.
The Whitworth presents the first major UK presentation of multiple works of US artist Suzanne Lacy, a pioneer of social practice and community organising for almost five decades.
Below The Bridge is an all-day live music event featuring the best new bands and singer-songwriters from across Manchester.
Producer, pianist, bandleader Alfa Mist returns to Manchester this November with a huge new show at O2 Ritz.
Hear works commissioned by Illuminate from composers Sarah Westwood, Michele Abondano, Chloe Knibbs, Carmen Ho, and Hayley Jenkins.
Canadian indie rock band The Dears come to The Deaf Institute as part of their rescheduled 2020 dates
The Refuge Rein-dog Competition returns from 1-3pm on the 28th of November. Free entry, just head on down.
Mercury Prize-nominated artist William Doyle performs at YES following the release of his new album Great Spans of Muddy Time, on which he continues his unique exploration of pop, art-rock, ambient and idiosyncratic compositions.
A show about staying positive in a negative world. Conceived, written and performed by theatre-maker and HIV activist Nathaniel Hall (It’s A Sin), First Time smashes through the stigma of HIV.
Touring her critically acclaimed second album, Inner Song, Kelly Lee Owens unleashes her own vocals and brooding electronics on the follow-up to 2017’s much-lauded, self-titled debut.