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Politics, social change, sport, arts, transport and...er...sewage: celebrating Manchester's achievements
Live entertainment venues, museum transformations, a poetry library…and that’s just for starters
The first phase of ‘Escape to Freight Island’ will launch next month
Theatres, galleries, museums, comedy, music, literature…culture has gone online
Have someone you want to nominate? The deadline is this Sunday (14th June)
The works will form a permanent archive of Manchester’s creative response
Research shows the link between the arts and health creates a stronger and happier community
North’s largest art expo returns with over 1000 pieces and a very special prize
Over 50 graffitists, Parklife-curated DJs, food markets and more
Forces and families can sign the mural as an enduring act of remembrance
Jonathan Schofield thinks the piece might fit better in a gallery rather than on the...
Spanning ‘Beer Bottle VC’ Bill Speakman to Olympian Beth Tweddle, Northerners has returned…
Live in Greater Manchester? You could submit work, with £10,000 of prizes up for grabs
From ‘knocker up’ Martha to ‘washerwoman’ Mary, lively sculptures recall the women of Grove Street
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Manchester’s creative community is not happy
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Politics, social change, sport, arts, transport and...er...sewage: celebrating Manchester's achievements
Galleries, gardens and gowns - there are LOADS of things to look forward to in 2021
Live entertainment venues, museum transformations, a poetry library…and that’s just for starters
A huge new outdoor food market and art space is opening in Manchester
The first phase of ‘Escape to Freight Island’ will launch next month
How you can enjoy Manchester’s arts scene at home
Theatres, galleries, museums, comedy, music, literature…culture has gone online
‘Sentinels’ - Manchester’s key workers to be celebrated in breathtaking tree tribute
Have someone you want to nominate? The deadline is this Sunday (14th June)
GMCA is offering £500 each for artworks and poems about COVID-19
The works will form a permanent archive of Manchester’s creative response
Can investing in arts and culture relieve the mental health crisis?
Research shows the link between the arts and health creates a stronger and happier community
Fancy winning a Banksy? Five reasons to visit Manchester Art Fair this weekend
North’s largest art expo returns with over 1000 pieces and a very special prize
The Mancunian Spray - Free street art festival to raise money for homelessness returns
Over 50 graffitists, Parklife-curated DJs, food markets and more
Parachutist-turned-pub landlord creates striking tribute to war heroes
Forces and families can sign the mural as an enduring act of remembrance
The Peterloo Memorial, reviewed - a flawed addition to the city
Jonathan Schofield thinks the piece might fit better in a gallery rather than on the...
Gandalf to Game of Thrones - major exhibition portrays icons of the North
Spanning ‘Beer Bottle VC’ Bill Speakman to Olympian Beth Tweddle, Northerners has returned…
HOME to host massive open exhibition with 500+ local artists
Live in Greater Manchester? You could submit work, with £10,000 of prizes up for grabs
a place lived: new Spinningfields artwork recalls 18th century residents
From ‘knocker up’ Martha to ‘washerwoman’ Mary, lively sculptures recall the women of Grove Street