That's right, you read correctly - bookings are live! The Refuge goes al fresco and will be re-opening on Monday 12 April – and taking the restaurant outdoors. You can expect a bunch of Refuge classics alongside a line-up of brand spanking new dishes and a cracking new wine list. And not forgetting…
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As outdoor hospitality venues are set to reopen on 12th April, Manchester’s independent wine specialists, Salut, have announced plans to welcome back customers to their outdoor space and enjoy wine from their 400 strong collection plus their fabulous grazing menu. Salut will have al fresco seating…
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From 12th April Turtle Bay Manchester Oxford Road is set to open for outside bookings, serving Caribbean soul food and tropical cocktails on its ‘Beachfront’ and bookings are now open. Bookings are also open for inside dining from May 17th. Serving up Caribbean sunshine from breakfast until dinner…
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TREATS, TIPPLES AND TASTY MEALS; THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERY MANCUIAN MUM TO ENJOY Mother’s Day will look a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make amazing memories at home with the help of the Corn Exchange Manchester. Treat mum to amazing offerings from the city’s…
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GET LOST IN THE AROMA OF MUM’S FAVOURITE TIPPLE WITH GIN-INSPIRED SCENTED CANDLES AND GIN GIFTSETS Manchester Gin has released a range of botanical-scented candles in time for Mother’s Day, to match their award-winning gins. Pair mum’s favourite tipple with a beautiful scented candle inspired by…
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NEW SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS GALLERY AT THE SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY MUSEUM REVEALED A spectacular new 725 metre square flexible gallery is now complete and ready to originate and host some of the world’s best science exhibitions and experiences in the North, thanks to a generous £3.8 million grant from…
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‘Eeriness comes with a sense of the unknown’: art, photography and Manchester in lockdown with Sara Porter. By Alice Durocher, PhD Candidate at The Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies If eeriness is found in the unknown, lockdown, social distancing, and face masks might be too much a part of…
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The John Rylands Library is a stand-out neo-Gothic building located on Manchester’s busy Deansgate – and as well as it being of significant cultural value, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city centre. But where does the name (and the fame) come from? The Library was founded…
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The past year has, thanks to everything from home-schooling to homeworking, been tough on many mums, so this year, the Great Northern has everything you need to make Mother’s Day even more extra special. From a Spanish feast to a mouth-watering Afternoon Tea bundle - both delivered straight to her…
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Manchester Literature Festival Spring Programme Announced with Kazuo Ishiguro & Jackie Kay in conversation and a series of exclusive new writing commissions to be performed at the Festival Manchester Literature Festival’s Spring digital programme launches with Kazuo Ishiguro and Jackie Kay in…
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