Great Northern’s Favourite Sourdough Bakery Holy Grain Joins Hands With The Crafty Cheese Man And Top Chef Julian Pizer To Launch Brand-new, Pop-up Deli – 3hands Three of Manchester’s best loved, and most respected food experts have come together during the second national lockdown to launch a…
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Our Plague Year – a comic strip plunging readers into a seventeenth century community that quarantined itself in an attempt to stop the spread of Bubonic Plague, is set to return this December 2020. Prepare to join artist Nick Burton’s fictional villagers of Eyam and HOME for a whole year of…
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Burnage – a place of potentially ancient origins, a Utopian-styled garden village, colourful corporation housing… and plenty of stories! A project celebrating the history and significance of this Manchester suburb has been busy inviting members of the public to share their stories, under the title…
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FREE FESTIVAL STARTS 23 NOVEMBER AND RUNS FOR FIVE NIGHTS The seventh Football Writing Festival will run online between 23-27 November. The National Football Museum has brought together super scribes for the free five-day festival. The line-up includes Melissa Reddy – senior football…
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BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY TOGETHER WITH A LIVE VIDEO CALL FROM SANTA THIS CHRISTMAS With the festive season just around the corner but social distancing regulations still in place, the UK’s longest indoor snow slope, Chill Factore, is keeping the magic of Christmas alive by bringing Santa, and his…
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Dr Emma Liggins (Senior Lecturer in English Literature at Manchester Metropolitan University) interviews Dr Carole O’Reilly (Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Salford) about her new book, ' The Greening of the City: Urban Parks and Public Leisure, 1840-1939', the…
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Exploring a park with a map and navigating round a course or trail is a great way to take yourself off the beaten track, find new routes and hidden corners to enjoy. Across Greater Manchester, there's a huge variety to discover from formal gardens and small Victorian boating lakes, to meadows…
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In the lead-up to Manchester Jewish Museum’s reopening in Spring 2021, the museum is excited to announce a launch season of trailblazing performance treats and sneaky peeks. From 26 November 2020, the museum is inviting audiences to connect (largely) digitally through a series of live monthly events…
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Explore the national museum of democracy during lockdown Although the doors to People’s History Museum (PHM) will be closed as part of the national lockdown during November, this marks the start of a series of new ways to discover the stories, collections and spirit of the national museum of…
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Interview and introduction by Emily Oldfield Tucked down the backstreets of the Northern Quarter – on Faraday Street - you will find a seriously atmospheric music venue with an intriguing underground stage, off-the-wall music, a chilled-out vibe and plenty of passion: The Peer Hat. Old English…
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