Manchester’s Corn Exchange is set to once again become a leisure and dining destination as its onsite brands begin to reopen from this weekend. Saturday 4 th July will see the reopening of stylish bar and kitchen, Banyan, Berlin-inspired Doner Haus and authentic, family-run Italian restaurant…
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People’s History Museum (PHM) will be reopening its doors on Tuesday 1 September 2020, welcoming visitors to explore the fascinating stories and enjoy the unique experiences that it offers as the national museum of democracy. Katy Ashton, Director of People’s History Museum, says, “We are really…
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In this article Dr Emma Liggins accompanies local guide Emma Fox on a socially-distanced tour of Manchester’s Southern Cemetery. Emma Fox has been delivering her highly-informative ‘Show Me Manchester’ Tours for a number of years and considering Covid-19 Pandemic measures, she is currently offering…
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The Lowry Centre for Advanced Training in Dance (CAT) has opened applications to be considered for its next annual scheme starting September 2020. This acclaimed regional pre-vocational training scheme is open to young people from the North West aged 11 – 16 (once on the scheme dancers can stay…
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Tickets On Sale Now 2020 has been a massive challenge for us all, but in line with new government guidelines, Band on the Wall is slowly getting back to business. Live music might be a little way off yet but on 4th & 5th July we’ll be re-opening our doors, serving up our famous small batch gin…
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Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum has joined forces with BBC Bitesize Daily (produced at Media City UK in Salford) to bring the thrills and fun of science into living rooms across the country. From Monday 29 June – Friday 3 July, the Science Museum Group will work with BBC Bitesize Daily…
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Miniature works of art that are created by using only paper, a scalpel and a tiny bit of glue — that is the focus of Paper&Blade! Set up by Manchester-based artist Ange Shepherd back in 2013, this independent business brings themes of the Gothic, horror, alternative culture and the fantastical to…
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The twenty first instalment as part of an ongoing series for Haunt Manchester by Dr Peter N. Lindfield FSA, exploring Greater Manchester’s Gothic architecture and hidden heritage. Peter’s previous Haunt Manchester articles include features on Ordsall Hall, Albert’s Schloss and Albert Hall, the…
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The UK's only free weekend-long festival to celebrate the music, dance, culture, food and drink of the legendary region of Transylvania has gone online. Góbéfest was due to take place across Manchester's Cathedral Gardens and Exchange Square during the last weekend in June. Now Góbé At Home brings a…
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Spooky settings, enchanting characters, dramatically dark colour schemes; all of these could be considered elements of Gothic-inspired artwork. They certainly feature within the artistry of Manchester-based Hayley Shaw (example pictured left) and her business Cabinet of Curious Creations. Consider…
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