What's On
Manchester Central host the world’s best snooker players in April, when the Tour Championship is staged in the city for the first time.
Experience a brand new version of Henrik Ibsen’s classic Hedda Gabler written by Here to There’s Artistic Director, Andrew Whittle.
The ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival returns to HOME this April for its 30th anniversary edition, packed full with a spectacular line-up of cinema.
Sophie Faith channes her most sincere emotions into every note, sharing the most challenging times through the music she creates.
Over 80 of Shirley Craven’s bold abstract textiles are displayed together for the first time in over 60 years alongside newly acquired works.
Thomas Adès starts the second concert of his residency by reviving Barbirolli’s rarely-performed suite of Purcell’s music taken mainly from his stage works.
Plants in Civic Futures brings together academics to discuss interdisciplinary multispecies perspectives on plant lives and plant thinking.
‘One of the most inimitable and distinct voices in contemporary American fiction’ Percival Everett is in conversation at Central Library.
Rewind is a multi-award-winning show inspired by recurring facts from human rights abuse in Latin America.
Home Run – is a group exhibition showcasing works by Manchester-based artists Jack Berry, Jasper Cheng and Beth Murray.
Seb Lowe has a clever knack for combining perfect indie-pop with razor-sharp sights on the state of the world.
Fronted by Ellen Kempner, Palehound bring endlessly catchy grunge-folk with 90’s influenced indie-rock sounds to YES this April.