What's On
Join Manchester Museum for a celebration of Africa Day, Curated by Cultureville, where history, culture, and creativity converge.
Australian four piece hard rock and roll band C.O.F.F.I.N bring a good-times-all-the-time attitude to YES.
The Wedding Present’s latest tour sees the band performing ‘Watusi’ in full – together with other classics from their extensive repertoire.
Electronic music pioneer Gary Numan celebrates the 45th anniversary of his 1979 albums Replicas and The Pleasure Principle.
Scottish indie rock band Arab Strap returns to Manchester in May in support of their brand new album.
British composer, saxophonist and clarinettist John Surman will be 80 this year, celebrate with his latest release, Words Unspoken, live at MJF.
Part of Manchester Jazz Festival
Coco—the project of Maia Friedman (Dirty Projectors), Oliver Hill (Pavo Pavo), and Dan Molad (Lucius) bring dreamy pop to YES.
The Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Conference, a Digital Futures activity, will take place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Wild is an exhibition that explores our relationship with the natural world and unique approaches to environmental recovery.
Universally Manchester is a four-day festival celebrating The University of Manchester’s 200th year. All are welcome at this one-off event.
There are deep disagreements about the morality of espionage. Can it be morally justified? With Professor Cecile Fabre.
Playful and poignant, full of pride and paradox, From England with Love plays like a ‘Dear John’ letter… a farewell note to old England