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The Man • Florence Peake: Vitalities — Discover a brand new exhibition in HOME's Main Gallery | HOME • Vote now for the Manchester Food and Drink Festival awards • "Pioneering, fearless artists": Factory International unveils its 2027 programme - Manchester Wire • The best things to do in Manchester this week FT a classic album live, a US president, and two big festivals - Manchester Wire • The Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair returns to Victoria Baths next week • Cat Power brings The Greatest to Albert Hall for 20th anniversary tour - Manchester Wire • The Bridgewater Hall celebrates 200 years of Beethoven with a landmark concert season • Free things to do in Manchester in October 2026 - Manchester Wire • The best things to do this Halloween in Manchester - Manchester Wire • Step into an unpredictable universe of offbeat circus mayhem with Yes Person at Lowry • The best: Classical music concerts to see in Manchester • Science and Industry Museum hosts a cosmic After Hours Halloween event • Manchester's famous monster trail and Halloween parade to return this month • CyanLines: Plans for Castlefield Viaduct expansion & Piccadilly-Etihad loop revealed • Work begins on the first new train station in Greater Manchester in 25 years • A special classical concert which aims to improve hearing aids comes to the Stoller Hall • Plans to transform Piccadilly Gardens have been given the green light • The best drama shows coming to Lowry this autumn • Common Frequency brings music, creativity and connection to Aviva Studios • The best things to do in Manchester this week FT Othello, choir tasters, The Portico Library & more • Discover Manchester's extraordinary history with Manchester Wire x Jonathan Schofield Walking Tours • Get Tickets for Salford Creatives Launch Event on Thursday 1 October • The Royal Exchange stages a powerful new King Lear this October • Dahlia Stereo brings big-name DJs and barbacoa dining to the Northern Quarter • The RNCM stages a strikingly diverse live concert programme this autumn • The world stage premiere of The Silence of the Lambs heads to Lowry this autumn • Chunky Jewellery brings a poignant true story of sisterhood and solidarity to Lowry • Kantos Chamber Choir unveils a richly varied 2026/27 season • New online platform to connect and showcase Salford's creative community • The UK's biggest art fair returns to Manchester with its biggest edition to date • The Portico Library awarded £6.4m as once-in-a-generation expansion moves forward • Singers wanted: Union Point returns for a second season of big pop performance in Manchester • Restoration works to begin on iconic Chinatown landmark • Lowry unveils bold autumn season of pioneering contemporary performance • Dates & locations confirmed for this year's Manchester Christmas Markets • The Bridgewater Hall unveils a spectacular 2026/27 International Concert Series • The best musicals coming to Lowry in 2026 and beyond • A special homecoming show celebrates Manchester music legend Vini Reilly at Albert Hall • Royal Exchange Theatre celebrates 50 years with landmark anniversary programme • Manchester pub to undergo £300k revamp as grassroots music venue • Prologue: Stockport's new bookshop & cocktail bar confirms opening date • The best things to do in Manchester this week FT cult cinema, heart-pounding circus, reading clubs and more • The Hallé kicks off 26/27 season with a powerful and poignant world premiere • Shakespeare's Othello is reimagined in 1980s Britain at HOME this autumn • The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra unveils a thrilling 2026/27 season • Rip It Up brings a season of rebellion and era-defining classics to HOME • WIN: Sicilian NQ is giving away a holiday to Sicily this autumn • Fontaines D.C. announce massive Manchester headline show • The best: Things to do around Manchester over the August Bank Holiday • £6m Longford Park improvement works given green light • Stockport's new bookshop & cocktail bar shares first-look images ahead of opening • Simon Stephens' Maria receives its UK premiere at 53two this September • Free things to do in Manchester this week FT The Underbank, Cult Sounds Listening Cafe & more • The Whitworth hosts a captivating summer of art and family fun • Reformation to open new Manchester King Street store this week • Planning application submitted for Piccadilly Gardens transformation • Manchester unveils its first-ever Pride Fringe programme • Every Greater Manchester borough to be served by night buses in Bee Network expansion • The best: Exhibitions to see now in Manchester • Manchester Camerata bring Brian Eno’s Ambient 1: Music for Airports to Manchester Airport • RHS Garden Bridgewater launches free recycled bike share scheme • A free padel competition featuring the sport's biggest stars comes to Manchester next week • International Beer Day: The best taprooms and breweries around Manchester • Dahlia: New two-floor Latin BBQ restaurant & bar to open in the Northern Quarter • First-look images of Bury Market's new food & drink hall revealed • Kendal Calling 2026: Blistering Biffy Clyro & Wolf Alice shine in Cumbria • The Edge Theatre celebrates its 15th anniversary with an all-day festival of music and entertainment • The best: Gigs happening in Manchester this August • The inclusive, free & family-friendly Proud Fest returns to Great Northern Warehouse • The historic Portico Library is hosting a Secret Supper Club this August • The best: Pre-theatre dining offers in Manchester • IWM North unveils a captivating programme of family activities for the summer holidays • An Evening with President Barack Obama comes to Manchester this autumn • The Whitworth's new exhibition explores intertwined textile histories of Manchester, Korea and India • The best: Places to eat and drink in Stockport • REVIEW: Royal Exchange's Fun Home offers a tender, exquisitely observed exploration of identity and belonging • The best: Family-friendly activities around Manchester during the summer holidays • Manchester Museum's famous Tyrannosaurus rex to go on display at Victoria Baths • A three-day beer and food festival takes over Platt Fields Market Garden this weekend • The Science and Industry Museum unveils a spectacular summer of free space-themed fun • 7 Manchester parks & cemeteries awarded Green Flag status for 2026 • The best things to do in Manchester this week FT World Cup screenings, Fleetwood Mac tributes, theatre highlights & more • Manchester Town Hall stained glass transformed into a charity jewellery collection • The best: Glamping sites to visit near Manchester • World Cup 2026: Where to watch England vs Norway in Manchester • Manchester United confirms location for new stadium and plans for Trafford Wharfside redevelopment • Manchester Day returns this month with a Catalan twist • The best: Gigs happening around Manchester this July • V&A to bring David Bowie Archive to Blackpool’s Showtown • Plans for new Castlefield neighbourhood include urban park, elevated walking route and hundreds of homes • Kim Petras, Cobrah, Honey Dijon & more announced as Homobloc confirms 2026 lineup • Orbit launches major new King Street coworking expansion • Footasylum celebrate new Trafford Centre store with weekend of giveaways • Discount dining app co-founded by Marco Pierre White launches in Manchester • The Science and Industry Museum hosts out-of-this-world exhibition Horrible Science: Cosmic Chaos • Low Four Studio celebrates tenth birthday with a week of special shows • Manchester Collective explore rhythm and musical embodiment with Patterns in Repeat at Aviva Studios • Where to watch the 2026 World cup in Manchester this summer • Kantos Choir brings a powerful night of protest, change & hope to Manchester Monastery • Grammy-winning Arooj Aftab joins forces with the London Contemporary Orchestra at The Bridgewater Hall • The Hallé Orchestra unveils its blockbuster 2026/27 season • Pigeon Beer Wanderer: Specialist new 'beer parlour' to open in Manchester • Northern Quarter favourite UNITOM to launch second bookstore & exhibition space • Lowry celebrates the fiery dancefloors of Spain with summer Flamenco Festival • Pet Shop Boys, Rambert & Russel T Davies team up for It's a Sin stage adaptation • Cie Modo Grosso brings mystifying circus show Tout/Rien to Lowry • New Century unveils plans for intimate new ground floor music venue • Miniature railways, musical performances & hands-on experiments: Half term at the Science and Industry Museum • Space Station Earth brings an immersive, intergalactic audio-visual experience to Aviva Studios • Renowned Manchester music promoters to restore and reopen The Old Abbey Taphouse • Manchester Jewish Museum marks Jewish Culture Month with a diverse celebration of heritage and community • Manchester Museum launches new exhibition exploring humanity's relationship with nature • Manchester theatre guide • Green Island Festival returns to Hulme with a grassroots celebration of global sounds & brand-new family area • The best: European music festivals to book this year • BBC Introducing joins forces with RNCM for free grassroots music festival • A Mural for Mani - a Community crowdfunding project in Manchester by GRIT Studios CIC • Party Season explores parenting, class and social performance at Lowry • RHS Garden Bridgewater celebrates fifth birthday with £5 tickets • Yellow Days brings soulful psych-pop to Gorilla • EXXY brings a powerful & personal tale about disability, belonging & hope to Lowry • The best: Things to do around Manchester over May Bank Holiday • Bluey’s Big Play returns to Lowry with a joyful smash-hit family adventure • Ist Ist interview: Dagger, dream collabs and the huge Albert Hall homecoming • Anna Meredith and The Hallé reimagine the seasons with ANNO at Aviva Studios • Celebrated pianist Cordelia Williams brings an immersive three-day residency to Stoller Hall • Manchester to host historic women's 2027 Tour de France stages • Acclaimed Norwegian electronic duo Smerz come to Gorilla this week • The best: Walking routes around Greater Manchester • Rambert celebrates its centenary with an electrifying new showcase at Lowry • Richmond Tea Rooms to host poetry night raising funds for George House Trust • Updated plans for £100m Prestwich regeneration submitted • The best dance shows coming to Lowry in 2026 • Celebrated South Asian artists present powerful dance double-bill at Lowry • manchesterwire.co.uk • Rambert & Pet Shop Boys team up for new production of It's A Sin at Aviva Studios • Lowry hosts an electric night of North West pop music this Friday - Manchester Wire • Manchester Jewish Museum stages a joyous month of Yiddish music this March • Manchester launches new five-year cycling plan • English National Opera brings Pulitzer-prize winning Angel's Bone to Aviva Studios • Brand-new festival Get In! To Eccles launches this March • Lowry inspires the North West children with 2026 Creative Writing Challenge • Existential masterpiece Waiting for Godot returns to Bolton Octagon this spring • New Picasso exhibition with never-before-seen works to open in Manchester • The Science and Industry Museum hosts an after-hours night of live music, gaming & interactive experiments • A Taste of Altrincham returns with 10 days of culinary celebrations • The National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine return for The Bridgewater Hall’s International Concert Series • Manchester Collective chart celestial horizons with Sky with the Four Suns at Aviva Studios • TELLUS brings an epic tale of love, beauty & destruction to Lowry • BRITs Week: Olivia Dean, The K's & more announce special Manchester shows • Winners of this year's Manchester Food and Drink Festival Awards revealed • The best things to do in Manchester this week FT Man City Women, jaw-dropping circus, comedy & more • Collaborator brings a gripping, acrobatic exploration of working together to Lowry • The Hallé hosts a screening & live orchestral performance of The Silence of the Lambs • Obscura brings an explosive exploration of self & society to HOME • The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra presents another unmissable live concert programme in early 2026 • AJ Bell Great Manchester Run | 31 May 2026 • The best: Things to do around Manchester this January • Breathtaking circus show Tell Me confronts outdated HIV perceptions at Lowry • Zouk's bottomless curry deal is back for January - Manchester Wire • Experience the best of boundary-breaking live performance at the RNCM in the new year • When are Manchester City Women's next fixtures? Dates, kick-off times and ticket information • Motionhouse bring latest breathtaking dance circus spectacular Hidden to Lowry • Discount dining: The best January restaurant deals around Manchester • Cosgrove Hall Films’ iconic animation collection finds permanent home in Sale Libary • Manchester Museum's new Africa Hub seeks to reveal unknown stories • Cheadle Hulme Pub Shortlisted for Best New Site at National Awards • Irish dance sensation MÁM is coming to Lowry this February • The National Trust unearths Manchester's hidden moss history with new exhibition • Comedy of the week ft Heron Foods, XS Christmas Party & more • Portico gets green light for historic library expansion - Manchester Wire • NYE Plans: The best things to do in Manchester on New Year's Eve • A hit Fawlty Towers dining experience returns to Manchester for a festive special • Bongo's Bingo takes over Albert Hall for a New Year's Eve spectacular • The best things to do in Manchester this week FT Brodsky Quartet, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, AMC Gospel Choir & more • The Enormous Crocodile Musical brings a riotous Roald Dahl classic to Lowry • Lancashire's three Michelin Star restaurant named best in the UK • Lightwaves brings a spectacular free illuminated art festival to Salford • Manchester Craft & Design Centre welcomes the festive season with handmade gifts, creative workshops and an inspiring new exhibition • 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' brings a wondrous festive adventure to Lowry • Discover winter’s wild beauty at National Trust sites across Greater Manchester and Cheshire • A stunning sculpture of the sun to go on display at Victoria Baths • The Hallé unveils a sparkling Christmas season at The Bridgewater Hall • Man Met Uni invites Polish & Ukrainian artists to examine 'Planetary Consciousness' in new exhibition • Orbit Spaces: Stockport’s modern, flexible co-working and meeting hub • Sankeys nightclub confirms return to Manchester • Brand new exhibition Horrible Science: Cosmic Chaos lands at the Science and Industry Museum in 2026 • A very Mancunian Christmas: Gift ideas from the city's best independents • Manchester Art Fair welcomes Michelin-starred chefs for exclusive collector dining experiences • The best: Independent record stores around Manchester • Get Inspired: Free Creative Mixer at MediaCity for Beyond 2025 • Where can I play padel in Manchester? • From print to portraiture: 6 artists to discover at Manchester Art Fair 2025 • The best Christmas tree farms around Greater Manchester • Ugandan coffee takes centre stage at Manchester Coffee Festival 2025 • The Stock Exchange and Hallé Orchestra team up for a magical Afternoon Tea • Jodrell Bank presents a winter under the stars with a stellar line-up of family fun • Straight from the source: A guide to Manchester's best taprooms • Manchester comedy of the week FT Rachel Fairburn, Jess Perillo and George Lewis • Census brings a 'love letter to working class communities' to HOME • The Portico's new exhibition explores 'How To Read A Book' • The best: Theatre shows coming to Manchester in 2025 • Tune-Yards return to Manchester with a dazzling live show at Aviva Studios • HAUSER brings an electric night of classically reimagined anthems to Manchester • Opera North return to Lowry with a stunning new season of classic tales and fresh productions • The Talented Mr Ripley brings a thrilling world of deception and desire to Lowry • The Asia Triennial Manchester kicks off a month of art and film this November • Shellshocked brings a powerful show about post-war recovery to Lowry • The RNCM presents a stellar line-up of live jazz this autumn • 5 DAYS TO GO: Salaam Festival returns with a weekend of art, music and more • The Little Sri Lankan: An intimate supper club with massive heart • Salaam Festival brings an inspiring weekend of art, conversation and music to Contact • The 'UK's biggest celebration of Japanese culture' is coming to Manchester • The RNCM presents an unmissable season of free concerts throughout autumn • Brighter Sound hosts an electric night of East & Southeast Asian music & film • Legendary composer John Adams conducts a 3-day celebration with the Hallé Orchestra & RNCM • Experience new musical frontiers with the RNCM's cutting-edge autumn programme • Manchester Art Fair 2025 returns with biggest line-up yet at Manchester Central • Three spectacular concerts from Manchester Baroque's 25/26 season • Roots Mbili Theatre's acclaimed play 'Far Gone' explores childhood, loss and survival at Lowry • Women's Comedy Festival returns to Manchester ft Helen Bauer, Sikisa and more • Buxton Crescent review: A 5-star spa stay in stylish Georgian grandeur • A spine-tingling Victorian Séance room is coming to HOME • Space Afrika & Valentin Noujaïm unveil new film 'Opera Omnia' with Manchester Camerata at Aviva Studios • Fat Dog bring a raucous Day of the Dead special to Aviva Studios • Circus, choreography and caring intertwine in ‘How A Spiral Works’ at Lowry • Luke Wright's 'Pub Grub' brings a full-hearted poetic celebration of the British pub to The Edge • The Hallé & Principal Conductor Kahchun Wong launch 25/26 season with Elgar’s emotive Cello Concerto • English National Opera brings beloved coming-of-age tale Albert Herring to Lowry • Heavy metal and ballet collide in Black Sabbath - The Ballet at Lowry • Albert Hall launches exclusive student deals & discounts with brand-new Hall Pass • Sampa by Caroline Martins: A joyous British-Brazilian feast in Manchester's most intimate dining room • Celebrated circus company Nuua brings minimalistic comedy through juggling, object manipulation, and visual theatre to Lowry • New night buses & half-price travel for young people in latest Bee Network announcements • Step into 'Pride & Prejudice' with Lyme's fun-filled Jane Austen anniversary programme • Way Out West review: Gothenburg's green & glorious music extravaganza • Manchester Camerata present a triumphant celebration of LGBTQ+ artistry at Scene Festival • Enjoy a summer of creative play at Lyme Park • 48 hours in Derby: A celebration of creativity and making • Manchester chosen as host city for Japan Week 2025 • Manchester Midday Music returns with their incredible Lunchtime Concert Series this autumn • World-renowned jazz artist Iain Ballamy to perform at RNCM • Last minute tickets in Manchester this week • The Great Manchester Yogathon returns with a tranquil morning of movement this weekend • The National Trust officially launches the 2025 Sky Gardening Challenge Competition • Diana Ross to perform with The Hallé Orchestra this month • The best gigs coming to Albert Hall FT Blood Incantation, The Fratellis and Baxter Dury • Music, workshops & fascinating talks: Jodrell Bank unveils 2025 Summer Solstice plans • Lowry unveils a breathtakingly eclectic contemporary dance programme for 2025 • The RNCM presents a pop-infused day of family fun • The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra brings Mahler’s nature-inspired masterpiece to the Bridgewater Hall • Upswing - Showdown brings a wildly entertaining circus competition to Lowry • Barry Can't Swim is heading to this year's Warehouse Project - Manchester Wire • Drake to play Manchester as rapper drops first UK tour dates in six years • Manchester Festival of Libraries returns with a literary extravaganza this June • A stunning one-person production of Hamlet comes to Lowry next week • Sand brings a tender and uplifting exploration of love and memory to Lowry • GODS OF SALFORD blends Greek mythology and working class resolve at Lowry • 48 hours in Durham: Medieval castles, waterfalls and walking with alpacas • Chopped Liver and Unions explores the inspirational life of a forgotten figure at Manchester Jewish Museum • 'Toxic' explores identity, stigma and the resilience of the queer spirit at Lowry • Manchester Mid-day Concerts bring lunchtime magic to The Bridgewater Hall • The world-famous Great Manchester Run returns with a blockbuster 2025 instalment this May • RNCM stages a vibrant programme of rollicking live jazz concerts, including manchester jazz festival highlights • The full programme for Manchester International Festival 2025 has arrived • The Portico Reunited: Manchester's historic library hosts a captivating experimental events programme this spring • Victoria Baths unveils plans for free 2025 Open Days programme • 'All Blood Runs Red' brings 20th century history to life with the true story of an unsung hero at Lowry • Paranormal cult phenomenon Ghost Stories comes to Lowry next week • Experience the unexpected with the RNCM’s cutting-edge spring programme • Manchester Folk Festival takes over the city's most iconic venues this spring • Space shows, cinema and jaw-dropping science: February half-term at Jodrell Bank • A side-splitting parody of Jurassic Park roars into Lowry this February • Simply Books is hosting a live recording of Daisy Buchanan’s hit podcast ‘You’re Booked’ • A powerful new show explores the impact of one-punch violence at HOME • Lives brings a tale of love, loss and hope to Lowry this February • The North's leading tech job fair returns to Manchester next month • Future Flares Festival brings a packed bill of radical performances to Manchester Met • Holt Town regeneration plans to include a new lido for Manchester • The Great Northern kickstarts 2025 with an unmissable range of dining deals, movie packages and more • Manchester's much-loved winter beer festival is back this month • RNCM Session Orchestra with Tim Burgess and Helen O’Hara • The best: Opera shows coming to Manchester in 2025 • The Science and Industry Museum unveils a dazzling programme of winter discovery • Award-winning artist Mikhail Karikis explores the urgency of climate change at HOME • Get stuck into your senses with the Science and Industry Museum's brand-new exhibition • A free festive mixer for Salford and Manchester creatives comes to Irlam this month • Derek Jarman, Cillian Murphy & The National twins: A weekend of incredible film and music at Aviva Studios - Manchester Wire • TICKETS: Diecast's NYE Bang! • GET TICKETS – BEYOND 2024 Fringe: MADE IN MEDIACITY - Creative Cities Mixer – MediaCity, Salford • The best: places to eat and drink in Altrincham • Manchester Collective and Abel Selaocoe join forces for a wondrous, accessible musical spectacular with 'Sirocco' at The Stoller Hall • Explore big ideas and ambitious innovations in science and society with Manchester Lit & Phil • 'Miracle on 34th Street' brings the beloved Christmas classic to life this December at HOME • Pilot Theatre's electrifying 'Run, Rebel' explores family, freedom and running at The Lowry • Homobloc announces new residency with Islington Mill Foundation • The Science and Industry Museum hosts a captivating programme of adult-friendly events this October • An inspiring free mixer for Salford creatives comes to Swinton this month • 'Slave: A Question of Freedom' brings a stirring, inspirational tale of liberation to The Lowry • WOMEX 24 Festival unveils massive lineup ahead of its Manchester debut • Góbéfest brings a family-friendly celebration of folk music and Central European culture to Cathedral Gardens • Acclaimed comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean tackles foster care, social issues and more at the Royal Exchange • Fat Out Fest unveils boundary-pushing lineup ahead of 2024 edition • Five of the best events to book for Manchester Heritage Open Days • Rick Astley is coming to The Bridgewater Hall for a special in-conversation evening • The best: Alternative Pride Weekend fun in Manchester • Review: Kendal Calling delivers another life-affirming weekend in the fields • Fearne Cotton's tranquil, nourishing Happy Place Festival returns to Tatton Park with a newly announced line-up of special guests • Square Gardens hosts First Street Dates to match renters with their perfect roommate • Sweet Dreams invites visitors into a surreal, immersive world of fast food this summer at Aviva Studios • The best: Theatre coming to Manchester this August • Free things to do in Manchester this week FT DJ Paulette, The Whitworth and more • The Science and Industry Museum explores the inspiring efforts of researchers and Manchester's community heroes with Injecting Hope: The Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine • Warrington Arts Festival returns with nine days of spectacular family fun • Wythenshawe regeneration plans include new public square, food hall and culture hub • COMPETITION: 5 pairs of tickets up for grabs to the opening night of MUBI FEST Manchester • Immersive new production Carousel of Us takes over Swinton Square for a time-travelling celebration of life this week • Embark on a magical nature adventure with the new Code Breakers Trail at WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre • The UK's first-ever MUBI FEST brings a celebration of spectacular cinema to Manchester • Manchester Day promises to transform the city into the 'biggest ever playground' this July • The best: Events and activities to celebrate the summer solstice around Manchester • The RNCM is bringing a night of live music to Manchester Museum's galleries • Epic tale Coram Boy brings 18th century England to life at The Lowry • Light, lasers and lenses: Brass Art bring an immersive summer-long exhibition to HOME • The best: Outdoor theatre shows coming to Greater Manchester • The best: Authentic tapas bars around Manchester • Dear Billy offers a triumphant tribute to a Scottish icon at The Lowry • 'Largest ever collection' of Oasis memorabilia to be displayed in new exhibition at Salford Lads Club • Treehouse Hotel Manchester announces new concept restaurant led by decorated homegrown chef • The first ever WOW Manchester festival arrives this month FT Mel B, Maxine Peake, DJ Paulette & more • You can now spend the night at the Science and Industry Museum's historic Station Agent's House • The spectacular Life Of Pi returns to The Lowry this summer • Manchester Jazz Festival kicks off this weekend with a huge free opening party • A stunning season of works-in-progress comes to Manchester Jewish Museum's synagogue • Track Brewing and Platt Fields Market Garden are hosting a family-friendly festival this June • The Crown and Kettle team to take over iconic Manchester pub • The best things happening across Manchester this bank holiday weekend • Some Enchanted Evening celebrates the golden era of showtunes at The Stoller Hall • REVIEW: 'Operation Ouch! Food, Poo and You' invites visitors on a wonderful journey through the digestive system at The Science and Industry Museum • The BBC Philharmonic ushers in the warmer months with Spring, the Sweet Spring at The Bridgewater Hall • Broadway hit The Kite Runner comes to The Lowry this May • Tom Barnes' hugely-anticipated Skof to open its doors in Manchester next month • Dante or Die presents a poignant tale of love and redemption with Kiss Marry Kill at The Lowry • The best tasting menus in Manchester Ft Mana, MUSU, Where the Light Gets In & more • Brand new musical 42 Balloons flies into The Lowry this April • The best running events around Manchester for all abilities • Manchester's best year-round dining deals, discounts and offers • A spectacular tribute to Queen comes to The Lowry this month • The Hallé presents a soaring interpretation of Verdi's Simon Boccanegra at The Bridgewater Hall • World-premiere production FADE brings a creatively accessible meditation on siblinghood to The Lowry • Hyatt's Laureate Restaurant has launched an all-you-can-eat curry night with a twist • Live music to return to Salford's historic Maxwell Hall for first time in 10 years • The best: Festivals and outdoor gigs in the North this summer • The best: Exhibitions around Manchester this spring • The best: Family-friendly Easter theatre coming to Manchester • The best: Theatre around Manchester this spring • Frankenstein brings an immersive, hair-raising take on the classic novel to The Lowry • Zouk's famous Ramadan Buffet returns this month • The best: Free Mother's Day activities around Greater Manchester • Freight Island returns with a free Spring/Summer festival season ft. David Rodigan, Crazy P and more • The best: International Women's Day events around Greater Manchester in 2024 • MACFEST kicks off with music, poetry, performance and brand new arts awards at The Whitworth • The best: Opera shows coming to Manchester in 2024 • 'Explosive' theatre production Dark Noon re-examines the myths of America's birth at Aviva Studios • The Fête of Britain dissects the 21st century's biggest challenges at Aviva Studios • The world's hottest chilli challenge returns to Zouk this week • The RNCM presents a captivating programme of climate-inspired concerts with The Future is Green • Manchester Science Festival explores 'extremes' at the Science and Industry Museum this autumn • EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Catch the São Paulo Dance Company's UK debut at The Lowry for just £17.50 • The best: Half-term activities around Manchester this February • The RNCM unveils a show-stopping Spring season ft. Rossini, Manchester Camerata, Original Voices Festival and more • Ockham's Razor wondrously reimagines Thomas Hardy's classic novel with Tess at The Lowry • From Detroit to Naples: The best places to get pizza in Manchester • The Time Machine brings a side-splitting take on HG Wells' classic to The Lowry • Reality or Not questions the fabric of reality at Modal gallery • Bitterroot's 'If It's To Break' presents a dark, surreal enquiry into the nature of art at The Lowry • The best: ballet performances coming to Manchester in 2024 • The best: Exhibitions around Manchester in 2024 • 'The Disappearance of Shere Hite' explores the pioneering work of a forgotten feminist icon at HOME • The best: Theatre shows coming to Manchester in 2024 • Review: Life of Pi pushes the boundaries of hearts and minds at The Lowry • 'Lost and Found' brings a heart-warming, family-friendly festive tale to Aviva Studios this Christmas • 'Aunusthan' kicks off the new year with spellbinding South Asian dance at The Lowry • Pioneering co-working space Colony provides optimal creative environments across six city centre venues • The Science and Industry Museum explores the wonder of light and colour this winter • The Best: Independent bakeries across Greater Manchester • Synagogue Nights returns for a season of intimate performances at Manchester Jewish Museum • 'The Welcome' celebrates the launch of Aviva Studios with an unmissable array of family-friendly activities, creative workshops and live music • Dolly Alderton hosts a hilarious, heartwarming evening of relatable reflections at The Lowry • The best Manchester coffee shops ft. Siop Shop, Just Between Friends, Idle Hands & more • 'The Snow Queen' brings a touch of festive family magic to Waterside Arts • Where to spot Manchester's giant inflatable monsters this Halloween • The Science and Industry Museum invites you to create a 'city of the future' this October half term • 'The Forest Dream' highlights the climate crisis with captivating music and movement at The Lowry • 'Cheeky Little Brown' navigates queerness, failed friendships and life as a black woman at The Lowry • Political rock opera 'TONY!' riotously reassesses the legacy of 'Britain's first pop Prime Minister' at The Lowry • The best: Non and lower-league football to watch around Manchester • Review: Elevated bistro dining done impeccably at Kala Manchester • Therme Manchester shares new images as planning approval is confirmed • A free 50th anniversary Hip Hop archive exhibition has opened in Spinningfields • Local label Uskees team up with Track for brewery pop-up event • Manchester's best beer gardens perfect for a sun-kissed pint • 'Dragons' celebrates magical beasts, Korean Dance and Gen-Z at The Lowry • The BBC Philharmonic opens its 2023-24 season with Janáček and Tchaikovsky at The Bridgewater Hall - Manchester Wire • Manchester Literature Festival announces full Autumn Programme FT Arlo Parks, Simon Armitage & more • Manchester Writing School partners with NHS workers for poignant Untold Stories exhibition • All the places kids can eat for free, or for £1, through the summer holidays • Laughterama brings a star-studded comedy lineup to Castlefield Bowl • Kala is hosting a one-night-only Summer Tasting Menu this Thursday • The best: Family-friendly exhibitions around Manchester during the Summer Holidays - Manchester Wire • The Big Banquet: Contact reveals huge plans for 50th anniversary weekender • An Evening of Burlesque brings a spectacular evening of cabaret, mystery and glamour to The Lowry • Shubbak Festival celebrates breathtaking Arab art and culture at The Lowry • Manchester International Festival unveils packed 2023 programme • The School of Digital Arts examines storytelling and AI with a new symposium series - Manchester Wire • Exhibition Spotlight: Our Fragile Space explores the reality of space debris at Jodrell Bank • Manchester International Festival Guide • Manchester's Festival of Libraries celebrates the essential impact of the region's 133 libraries • Manchester Poetry Library celebrates the Festival of Libraries with unmissable free events programme • Jodrell Bank presents an out-of-this-world May half term programme • The Science and Industry Museum offers wondrous entertainment in May and beyond • The RNCM rounds off its 50th anniversary celebrations with dazzling programme • The great unknown: 10 of the best spots to go stargazing near Manchester • Science and Industry Museum: Turn It Up • The Michelin Star restaurants within driving distance of Manchester • GAME ON: The Science and Industry Museum's fun-filled spring programme • The best new food and drink to try in Manchester this March • Victoria Baths transforms into a cultural hub for SpringFest 2023 • Top 5: Classical music performances around Manchester in March • Manchester Club Guide FT House Nation, Contours Live & more • WIN: Four tickets & bar tab for Hot Chip at The Warehouse Project • MUSU: Inside Bridge Street's new high-end Japanese restaurant • Our pick of the Hallé Orchestra’s opening concerts in its 2022-23 Bridgewater Hall season • WIN: A stay for two at INNSiDE Manchester’s Botanical Room • Textile City at Science And Industry Museum • The Stoller Hall’s incredible September lineup • Manchester’s new sky park will open to the public this month • Albert Hall Gig Guide • WIN: A £200 bar tab to spend at Pong & Puck • The Stoller Hall reveal huge autumn lineup of music, mirth and markets • Penalties and pizza: Nell’s is showing the Women’s Euros this summer • Albert Hall July Gig Guide • Zouk’s famous Lunch Tiffin is back with a bang • Manchester Central welcomes the public back to its famous arches next month • Publishing events at The Portico • Mr Scruff celebrates 23 years of Keep it Unreal with huge lineup at Band on the Wall • What To Drink This Week: Summer Beer Thing Announces Lineup • Modal: New School of Digital Arts gallery • Best New Food And Drink Openings In June • Amazônia: Late brings after-hours wonder to the Science and Industry Museum • The Stoller Hall June Calendar • Manchester Festival of Libraries: creative workshops and crime fiction stars at The Portico • Manchester Day’s city centre party restores hometown glory this month • Catch future stars at the RNCM Sessions Orchestra: Original Artists Edition • Treehouse Hotel to open in Manchester early next year • HUMANHOOD introduces ‘dance theatre meditation’ with ∞ {Infinite} at The Lowry • Manchester School of Art’s Degree Show unveils spellbinding work from final year students • Paradise Skate World opens at Great Northern Warehouse • Book now: The best gigs coming to the Albert Hall • Amazônia: A breathtaking wake-up call at the Science and Industry Museum • A free Yogathon is coming to the Great Northern Warehouse’s iconic amphitheatre • The best of Band on the Wall this June • Al fresco dining and Indian classics on Zouk’s outside terrace • Nell's At Kampus bumper 5 day Bank Holiday plans • Manchester's Ultimate Platinum Jubilee Celebration Guide • REVIEW: Peru Perdu - Show-stopping South American flair tinged with Mancunian charm • Canvas: a new music venue, members’ club and late night bar coming to Manchester • Manchester Histories Festival dives into the history of climate change • Manchester Food and Drink Festival confirms details for 25th anniversary event • Schofield’s and Mecanica big winners at this year’s Class Bar Awards • The Warehouse Project reveals 2022 opening shows—when and where to get tickets • Stack ’em high: The ultimate Manchester sandwich guide • Review: Ducie Street Warehouse’s new menu is a celebration of the farm, sea and allotment • The best: Indie magazine stores in and around Manchester • https://manchesterwire.co.uk/manchesters-newest-luxury-hotel-forty-seven-to-open-this-summer/ • https://manchesterwire.co.uk/britains-oldest-dance-company-bring-outstanding-performance-to-the-lowry-this-spring/ • The British Pop Archive opens at John Rylands Research Institute • UNAGI opens new spot close to Manchester city centre • Casanova at The Lowry: A performance to flood the senses • White Card comes to HOME Mcr • Wholesome Junkies is moving into a new permanent spot in Manchester • Four reasons not to miss the BAC Beatbox Academy’s Frankenstein at Contact • Unagi To Open Sushi In A Shipping Container • Manchester Metrolink To Trial Dogs On Trams Later This Year • Free Pizza At Nell's New Opening This Week • Top 5 Record Store Day 2022 Vinyl Releases • The Vurger Co Opening In Manchester This Year • Manchester's Best Afternoon Tea Spots • Susie Dent brings The Secret Lives of Words to Manchester this summer • Sugo Pasta Kitchen confirms opening date for new Sale restaurant • Manchester Gigs Of The Week - 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7th feb • Zine Classes at Manchester Jewish Museum • Science and Industry Museum 2022 Calendar • Valentine’s Day In Manchester Guide • Bluedot Festival 2022 Lineup and Details • Free Things To Do In Manchester This Week • Eden Project North gets green light • Manchester Gig Guide • Manchester Comedy Guide • Manchester Spring Theatre Guide • HOME’s Manchester Open Exhibition • Manchester’s new city centre park • Chinese New Year Library Exhibition • Manchester Chinese New Year celebrations • Noga Ritter comes to Manchester Jewish Museum Synagogue • Best places for natural wine in Manchester • Ate Days A Week to open Come Together • eCargo bike scheme to launch in Manchester early February • Short & Sweet at The Lowry Theatre • The Lowry’s New Spectacular Queer Shows • Band On The Wall Reopening Schedule • Manchester’s Best Taprooms: A Guide • Three Mouthwatering Zouk Winter Warmers • FREE Wings at Blues Kitchen This Friday • Best New Manchester Restaurant and Bar Openings 2022 • TEDx Manchester Tickets On Sale This Week • Manchester’s Best Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants • New Manchester Hotel Openings in 2022 • Forest of Bowland Dark Skies Festival • Cloudwater Opening New Beer Hall at Kampus • 5 Alternative Fitness Ideas For 2022 • Jodrell Bank To Unveil New £21m Pavilion • Manchester’s Best Vegan Takeaways • Top North West Health Spas • Mrs Doubtfire The Musical Coming to Manchester • Manchester’s Best Food & Drink Offers • Five Festive Wines • Portico Library Literary Event • New Year’s Day Dip • Queer Contact Returns 2022 • Piccadilly Records Top 100 Records of 2021 • 5 ways you can help Mustard Tree this Christmas • Last minute Manchester gift ideas • Manchester’s gigs of the week (that you can watch from home) • Christmas Day dining with Zouk • Five ways to spend a festive afternoon in Manchester • An experience to ignite of the senses: Street Urchin reviewed • Brand-new indie bookshop arrives in the Northern Quarter • Top 5: Objects to explore at Science and Industry Museum’s Use Hearing Protection • Festive orchestra: Six must-see shows from The Hallé’s Christmas schedule • Royal Exchange 2022: Three unmissable shows to book for the new year • Bold Street Coffee: Manchester's newest coffee shop that will support local artists • THIS WEDNESDAY: Manchester Jewish Museum to host its monthly culture club • December food round-up: Italian markets, supper clubs & sustainable burgers • THIS WEEKEND: Etsy pop-up market at People's History Museum • Our picks of the best courses in Manchester to help you level up in 2022 • Lightopia Manchester review: a psychedelic trip for the whole family with surprisingly good food • Indie retailers, choirs, booze & bites at The Refuge festive fair • Manchester food & drink roundup: Italian markets, Supper clubs & sustainable burgers • Spinach at The Edge Theatre: A triumphant return to the stage ten years on • Gin for beer-lovers: Zymurgorium team up with Beartown Brewery for ‘The Cub’ • December art round-up: The best exhibitions in Manchester this month • THIS WEEKEND: Frost Fair at the Whitworth Art Gallery • The best: Festive Christmas tree farms near Manchester • Erst named in the Good Food Guide Platinum List • POP-UP MARKET: NAM basement transforms into indie market • City-wide vinyl record fair arrives in Manchester • FEELING PECKISH?: Festive food trail coming to Manchester's Red Bank • HOME Sound Sessions to showcase up-and-coming Black musicians • Marvellous machines and must-see exhibitions at the Science and Industry Museum • LIGHTWAVES RETURNS: A ten-day immersive light festival arrives at Salford Quays this week • RUB teams up with Contact Theatre to launch new kitchen and bar • Two Manchester brewery favourites team up for an alternative Christmas market • Charity and booze: A festive Manchester drinks trail is raising money for The Mustard Tree • Festive creations: Five crafty experiences in Manchester that make perfect Christmas gifts • From pre-loved to indie: The best places for sustainable Christmas shopping in Manchester • Marvellous machines and the charm of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang comes to the Science and Industry Museum • Home comforts & Alps-inspired indulgence: Schloss’ winter menu reviewed • Indie food, retail & booze: Sale Foodhall has opened its doors • Castlefield Viaduct: Plans for stunning new city centre urban park move a step closer • Top 5: Vinyl releases for the Record Store Day Black Friday special ft. 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Cate Le Bon & Warpaint • Hatch is throwing a special Halloween party for you and your dog • A giant sports bar is set to open on Deansgate, complete with ‘bandaoke’ and Shuffleboard • Food & Drink roundup: Ramona’s Margarita Festival, Yard & Coop’s spooky specials & vegan junk food indulgence • Free things to do in Manchester this week ft. Alan Turing history & 90s rave classics • Manchester gigs of the week ft. Cultures, Purple Heart Parade, Walt Disco & more • Van Gogh Alive arrives at MediaCityUK next week • Hallé orchestra: Top 5 unmissable shows to catch before the year’s out • Outstanding Black-led art, performance and film comes to Contact Theatre • The Lowry to open first exhibition since lockdown this weekend • Manchester Jewish Museum presents Synagogue Nights: a season of intimate evening performances • Floating Points announces last-minute White Hotel show • The Oast House Tipi returns this week with three huge parties • Manchester Union Brewery and Bread Flower team up for fine-dining supper club • Free things to do in Manchester this week ft. CYBERJUNK, immersive theatre & more • The best cookery classes with a social mission in Manchester ft. 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Five great exhibitions to visit in the North West this Autumn • October club guide: top nights including White Hotel, Loft, Depot Mayfield & more • News: Groundbreaking Cancer Revolution exhibition is coming to the Science and Industry Museum • Contact Theatre presents ‘Everything, All of the Time’: a thought-provoking evening of music, dance & theatre • Book now: Use Hearing Protection at The Science and Industry Museum examines the early years of Factory Records • Five of the best: food and drink offerings in Manchester you need to try • Social enterprise invisible Cities launches new walking tours with guides who have been affected by homelessness • CLUB GUIDE: the hottest Club nights coming in Manchester • Book now: Homoelectric at Hidden release the last 500 tickets for a stellar line-up • Art: ‘publication-as-exhibition’ The Annotated Reader is coming soon to the Castlefield Gallery • TOP 5: Pride events this week, ft. 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Behind Closed Doors exhibit, Tony Wilson mural, Thank you Manchester Weekender & more • Book now: Free public art installation Gratitude pays tribute to the NHS • A huge art fair is coming to Ancoats, with affordable workshops and a pop-up exhibition • Book Now: Harry Potter Forbidden Forest experience comes to Cheshire this Autumn • Salford’s The King’s Arms’ theatre reopens with live music specials, dramas & tribute to a local music icon • FREE EXHIBITION: Manchester Hip Hop Archive takes over Central Library • The best: Manchester club nights in August 2021 ft. 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Force of Nature at MCR Museum, XS Malarkey & more • Five of the Best: New food and drink in Manchester, ft. sustainable cafés, charcuterie spots & the return of an iconic Salford pub • Top 5: Summer holiday family activities at the Science and Industry Museum • Top 5: Music, movie and theatre events you can’t miss at Hope Fest 2021 • Bar news: Shoreditch’s iconic Boxpark is coming to Manchester City Centre with huge new site • Book now: Manchester’s open-air clubbing space Square One reveals summer line-up ft. La Discotheque, Zutekh, Partiboi 69 & more • Guide: Artisan Manchester markets to visit this month ft. Ancoats summer pop-up, Croft Makers Market & more • Review: Manchester Jewish Museum’s £6m refurb is a winner • Warehouse Project 2021: Full line-up revealed ft. 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