1. The Manchester Flower Show returns to the city This weekend welcomes the return of the Manchester Flower Show as one of the first public events since lockdown. From 29 May to 6 June, the city will be adorned with flowers, with the hubs in St Ann’s Square and King Street featuring a statue…
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Lockdown restrictions are easing, theatres and museums are beginning to reopen and summer is just around the corner. Waterside is delighted to add to the good news by announcing the programme for its annual experiential summer arts festival: Refract:21. Running from Thursday 22 July, this vibrant…
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On the 23 June the Royal Exchange Theatre reopens after more than a year of the doors being closed to the public with Roy Alexander Weise and Bryony Shanahan’s first programme as Artistic Directors. Bursting with life, these plays and events celebrate the remarkable in human beings and…
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Tickets are now on sale to visit the new Manchester Jewish Museum which opens on Friday 2 July with the world premiere of Turner Prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost’s new installation The long waited, weighted gathering as part of this year’s Manchester International Festival. Co-commissioned…
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Oldham’s newest family climbing centre is due to open August 2021. The 1,850m² purpose built centre in the heart of Oldham will house an array of climbing facilities and is suitable for all the family. Summit Up Climbing features the North of England’s highest and largest Clip ’n Climb as well as…
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Manchester Camerata is delighted to announce its first two shows for 2021 - marking the orchestra’s long awaited return to public performances following the lifting of lockdown restrictions. These musically diverse and exciting concerts will be staged in its new home at The Monastery in Gorton…
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Manchester’s suite of summer festivals are back this year, with some new additions to the pack. There’s a celebration of craft beer at Depot Mayfield, a brand new Festival of Libraries across the county and the return of Manchester International Festival. For the full rundown, read on. Abandon…
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Journey through the extraordinary lives of ordinary objects. A Brief History of Stuff is hosted by BBC Radio 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake and filled with fascinating stories about the ordinary objects around you, all inspired by incredible items from the Science Museum Group Collection. Catch up on…
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The Government has announced that England is ready to move to stage three of the roadmap out of restrictions, and from Monday 17 May limits on social contact are lifted, allowing two households or six people to meet inside for the first time in months. Outdoor dining and pubs, non-essential shops…
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