As lockdown restrictions begin to lift and Manchester streets once again to fill with people, we’re all trying to find ways to get back to normal safely. After the hardships of the past year, these new freedoms come with heady levels of possibility – but also a strong sense of responsibility to our…
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These past few years has seen a shift in how we think about the outdoors, with tables appearing on Manchester’s pavements, joggers along the city’s canal towpaths and picnics in the local parks. It’s a change that, despite Manchester’s unpredictable weather, looks set to stay – and with several…
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The opening of outdoor dining, pubs, non-essential shops and outdoor attractions has been a welcome step for the tourism industry in Greater Manchester. Here we’re providing you with a weekly list of ten things that you can now plan and enjoy for the week ahead, starting from Saturday 1 May. Please…
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The keys for the brand new Manchester Jewish Musuem are now in the firm posession of Chief Executive Max Dunbar and staff as the builders at H.H. Smith & Sons have now officially handed over the building. This marks another exciting milestone and the start of the final countdown with just over 60…
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Nicola Ellis’ first major solo exhibition will feature site-responsive installation, sculpture, painting, drawing, video and photography; works which bring the rhythms, sounds and material of manufacturing into the gallery space in unexpected ways. First introduced to Ritherdon & Co Ltd (est. 1895)…
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The opening of outdoor dining, pubs, non-essential shops and outdoor attractions has been a welcome step for the tourism industry in Greater Manchester. Here we’re providing you with a weekly list of ten things that you can now plan and enjoy for the week ahead, starting from Saturday 24 April…
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Today, The Met in Bury announced plans for shows with live audiences, in line with the current government roadmap out of lockdown. The opening programme of socially distanced gigs kicks off with BBC Folk Awards Best Duo nominees, Belshazzar’s Feast on Thursday 27 May. Other programme highlights…
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Bruntwood Works customers have secured a significant extension of the outdoor dining and drinking space on the Oxford Road Corridor’s University Green. The outdoor space at BrewDog Outpost and Takk has been transformed into an expansive al fresco destination overlooking the beautiful green spaces…
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What’s better than live music? Live music amplified by a layer of darkness and mystery. Manchester has a history of unusual and atmospheric gig venues – from the rough-around-the-edges nature of The Roadhouse to the buzz of the Boardwalk. There still are a number of out-of-ordinary places where you…
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HOME have announced the first details of their reopening programme, including two new exhibitions and a programme of film releases including three Best Picture Oscar nominees and a new film season exploring filmmaking on film. Dave Moutrey, HOME’s Director and CEO, said: “It is exciting to be able…
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