WIN a membership to HOME

Susie Stubbs

Starting at the University of Manchester in 2015? Here’s your chance to win a membership to the city’s newest art, film and cultural centre.

We’re very proud of our cultural home, and to prove it we’ve teamed up with the new, £25m arts centre, HOME, to give away five annual memberships exclusively to anyone planning on starting on their academic adventure at the University of Manchester in 2015.

An annual membership is no small prize: it includes two free cinema tickets, one week priority booking for selected theatre productions, £1.50-£2.00 off cinema tickets for the whole year, a 10% discount on food and soft drinks in the HOME café bar, a 10% discount on books in the HOME bookshop, £5 off all course prices, and advance what’s on information sent to you by email. Membership will be valid for 12 months from September 2015.

To enter this competition, all you need to do is fill in the form below, answer one simple question, and we’ll let you know if you’ve been one of five lucky winners. Don’t worry, we never share data and although you’ll be added to our mailing list we won’t bombard you with emails. Promise.

Question: How much did HOME cost to develop?

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Terms and conditions: The five lucky winners will be selected at random from all correct mailing list submissions received via this specific promotion. No purchase necessary. No cash alternative given. Prize is valid 12 months from September 2015.  Employees of Creative Tourist, the Manchester Partnership, Royal Exchange Theatre, the University of Manchester and associated companies, are not eligible to enter. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Winners will be notified as soon as possible after the closing date. Only one entry per person. Entrants will automatically be added to the Creative Tourist mailing list. Closing Date: 9am, Friday 14 August 2015.

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