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4 - 21 July 2019
Manchester International Festival (MIF) is returning this summer for another 18 extraordinary days of world premieres and special events.
From 4 to 21 July 2019, MIF19 will be welcoming a spectacular variety of artists to present new work and special events in a rich tapestry of venues across Greater Manchester.
Following November’s announcement that Yoko Ono, Skepta, Janelle Monáe, Idris Elba and Kwame Kwei-Armah will all feature at the Festival, the full MIF19 programme can be found at mif.co.uk.
Extend your stay in Manchester and experience everything the city has to offer. From its unique and eclectic restaurants and bars, to its vast array of museums, galleries, there's plenty to keep you entertained in Manchester.
A huge number of attractions in Manchester are free including Manchester Museum, Manchester Art Gallery, the Museum of Science and Industry, Imperial War Museum North, and the People's History Museum, as well as the fantastic National Football Museum. For something different, why not head to The Lowry at Salford Quays, home to three stunning theatres and galleries, and while you're there explore the Northern home of the BBC with a studio tour (prebooking essential) and the home of one of the UK's best loved soaps, Coronation Street.
Explore Manchester's vast culinary scene with new restaurants, bars, gastropubs, micro breweries and cafes opening weekly. With foodie destinations such as the Corn Exchange and Mackie Mayor and independent brunch hotspots such as Federal and Evelyn's Cafe Bar.
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's powerful reflection on family, love and loss journeys from page to stage in Rae McKen's new production.
A group of dancers meet to make a film – but things get wonderfully weird when the camera takes on a life of its own…
In this major public exhibition, Cephas Williams – artist, photographer, speaker, activist and campaigner – poses a timely and poignant question: 'What does it mean to be Black, living in the UK?'
Be the first to experience new work at MIF's future year-round home with a special installation bringing the natural world into the heart of the city – created especially for the site by director Deborah Warner.
What will our future hold – and how can we make it better? Join activists, artists, campaigners, key workers and your fellow citizens for two days of talk and action.
Turner Prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost reopens Manchester Jewish Museum with a major installation unearthing the long-lost voices of the women who once found comfort and community within its walls.
The home of the Festival moves to Cathedral Gardens, with great food and drink, free live music and DJs, tours and more.
Kemang Wa Lehulere collaborates with 11 Manchester writers and over 100 residents of the city to create a surprising collection of love letters – a new book for Central Library.
From Palestine to Beirut, London to Indonesia and the US–Mexico border, Forensic Architecture investigate, explore and expose how power reshapes the very air we breathe in this urgent and compelling exhibition.
From gallery walls to city streets, poets and visual artists connect words and images in this multifaceted group show.
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