“How do we process and navigate grief? Do we just drift aimlessly through it? Does it ever stop? Grief is its own landscape: it changes form and changes shape and it haunts people,” says award-winning novelist Andrew Michael Hurley on a central theme of his upcoming novel Starve Acre . It is due to…
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Our friends over at TickX have pulled together some top tips on how to secure your own tickets for The Book of Mormon Musical in Manchester. Image credit: Paul Coltas Unless you've been living under a rock these last few months, you're probably aware that The Book of Mormon has descended upon…
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“I want to engage people. I don’t want to just appeal to those who would already pick up a history book,” says Michala Hulme. A professional genealogist and social historian at Manchester Metropolitan University, based at the Manchester Centre for Public History and Heritage, Michala is aiming to…
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Built in classic red brick, embodying Art Nouveau elements and designed by City architect John Henry Price, Withington Baths on Burton Road has an impressive history behind it – the foundation stone dated 11 November 1911. Visitors can still swim here, making it the only fully in-use Edwardian pool…
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Salford Quays: the home of MediaCityUK, is celebrating summer in style for 2019 with an exciting programme that spans a full range of cultural, sporting and leisure activities. From adrenaline-fueled water sports, to tranquil river cruises with a glass of prosecco, to immersive art exhibitions and…
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Levenshulme Market is a bustling haven of independent creativity, with a rotating roster of 50 traders - meaning plenty of artisan delights as well as weird and wonderful wares to enjoy. Taking place every weekend between March and December, the next edition is on Saturday 6 July and features a…
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Comedy Central UK is bringing its award winning FriendsFest back for a 25th anniversary tour, in partnership with the Luna Cinema, with brand new exclusive activities and merchandise for visitors! That’s right, 25 years ago our six favourite TV friends catapulted onto our living room screens giving…
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Exploring and expanding definitions and perceptions of the Gothic was the focus of a fascinating two-day Conference taking place on the 27 th and 28 th June at Manchester Metropolitan University: ‘Absent Presences – shifting the core and peripheries of the Gothic mode’ . Organised by a dedicated group…
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