Ben Williams

Stay at home and join National Football Museum online for a packed programme of activities for families.

Join Manchester Collective and The White Hotel for their Easter Sunday retrospective, featuring a collection of new poems, artworks and readings, alongside the Collective’s music.

A soaring musical score, a cast of over 100, cherry pickers, tanks, 3D projections and a mechanical, moving ‘baby’ that’s bigger than a double decker bus.

Mini Music Makers is a new series of online videos from Manchester Camerata designed for kids aged 5-7, but can be enjoyed by all the family, and include fun games, music-making, craft and singalongs.

Save Our Scene is an initiative designed to support a community of workers from Manchester and Salford’s night-time music scene. They’re streaming a whopping 12-hour set featuring sets from some of the city’s most loved venues and promoters.

Company Chameleon has refreshed their ongoing programme of online events. The Wonder of Dance, from their home to ours continues throughout June.

Each week, Company Chameleon will be looking back and pulling out a news highlight from the past, which will take you behind the scenes of their productions and immerse you in the world of dance theatre.

Join Band on the Wall every Friday night during the coronavirus outbreak to relive a classic live performance online. Support them and donate online.

HOME are also still there for Talent Development Surgeries, now online of course, you can book in for a 30min Zoom chat with one of their team.

Tune in to National Theatre Live’s YouTube channel to see the brilliant Tamsin Greig as Malvolia in a new twist on Shakespeare’s classic comedy of mistaken identity.

Manchester Literature Festival is bringing the Little Reads storytime to Facebook every Wednesday morning. A perfect way to help children aged 2-6 develop their language skills from home.

Get online and learn how to propagate at home. Recycle commonly found household waste, and to give your seeds the best start in life.