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A regularly updated list of public events affected due to the coronavirus
Theatres, galleries, museums, comedy, music, literature…culture has gone online
From true crime to fine wine and dine, heated debates and proper belly laughs
Arts Council announcement could help the cultural sector pull through the coronavirus crisis
From new publishers to bookshops and festivals, it’s a major year for literary Manchester
‘The People’s City’ heralds a permanent space that will depict northern culture from the 70s...
75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, it’ll present two moving premieres in Central Library
North’s largest art expo returns with over 1000 pieces and a very special prize
From ‘friendly’ accents to quirky dialects, new map wants your opinions
City has topped The Economist Global Liveability Index for eight years running
Featuring over 100 speakers over seventeen days, MLF returns from 4-20 October
The exciting restaurant, bar, coffee lounge and cultural space opens in the city centre this...
Jonathan Schofield on art, bombs and war as an exhibition tells the 80-year-old tale
Bee in the City creators’ new trail features twelve giant snowmen - soon to be...
Work on a new South Asian gallery and touring exhibitions space will begin this August
Documentary tells the tale of another threatened music venue, as part of Manchester Film Festival
On the centenary of WW1’s end, Syria exhibition highlights the endurance of conflict
Since closing in 2016 due to funding cuts, the building has remained derelict - now...
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FilterCOVID-19 - Manchester events cancelled or postponed
A regularly updated list of public events affected due to the coronavirus
How you can enjoy Manchester’s arts scene at home
Theatres, galleries, museums, comedy, music, literature…culture has gone online
Listen up - A few of our favourite Manchester-based podcasts
From true crime to fine wine and dine, heated debates and proper belly laughs
Emergency funding package helps Manchester's creativity continue
Arts Council announcement could help the cultural sector pull through the coronavirus crisis
Portico Prize winner announced - as literature scene continues to boom
From new publishers to bookshops and festivals, it’s a major year for literary Manchester
Landmark exhibition depicts 50 years of northern life…as curator plans new Manchester gallery
‘The People’s City’ heralds a permanent space that will depict northern culture from the 70s...
Jewish Museum to mark Holocaust Memorial Day with theatre and song
75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, it’ll present two moving premieres in Central Library
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
Poor or posh, butty or barm - have your say on Manchester's voices
From ‘friendly’ accents to quirky dialects, new map wants your opinions
Manchester is the most liveable city in the UK
City has topped The Economist Global Liveability Index for eight years running
Rockers, poets and Booker Prize stars: Manchester Literature Festival line-up revealed
Featuring over 100 speakers over seventeen days, MLF returns from 4-20 October
What is the CULTUREPLEX – and who's behind it?
The exciting restaurant, bar, coffee lounge and cultural space opens in the city centre this...
The extraordinary story of Picasso, Guernica and Manchester
Jonathan Schofield on art, bombs and war as an exhibition tells the 80-year-old tale
Missed out on a bee? Now you can buy a snowman
Bee in the City creators’ new trail features twelve giant snowmen - soon to be...
Major boost for Manchester Museum's £12.7m expansion project
Work on a new South Asian gallery and touring exhibitions space will begin this August
The Music Stops Here: a film about The Star and Garter
Documentary tells the tale of another threatened music venue, as part of Manchester Film Festival
A century of bloodshed: Imperial War Museums 100 years on
On the centenary of WW1’s end, Syria exhibition highlights the endurance of conflict
Could the circus save Levenshulme Baths?
Since closing in 2016 due to funding cuts, the building has remained derelict - now...