Carmel Smickersgill

Make your very own silver charm bracelet, learning some fundamental jewellery making skills before putting them into practise.

Laugh at Leeds is encouraging people to try something new and embrace their imagination, wit and creativity with a range of six week introduction courses to comedy.

Dig into some of Manchester’s best street food while you escape into the world of board games with Grub and Dungeons and Flagons.

Join No Borders Manchester and the Gaskell Garden Project what promises to be a wholesome, heartfelt and thought provoking start to the summer season. With live music, food, workshops and more, this is a a very special Garden Party and one not to be missed.

Try your hand at theatre costume making with weekly workshops at Manchester Jewish Museum where you’ll be guided by the costume department from the Royal Exchange.

Relaxed and informal art with a drink in the other hand is exactly with you can expect from Indy Arts Drink and Draw evenings.

Experience the River Mersey from a more intimate perspective with canoeing and kayaking trips from Venture Out.

Bring an instrument and learn with the best Klezmer players in Manchester with Klezmer Tune Club at Manchester Jewish Museum.

In the lead up to Refugee Week Central Library will be hosting a series of banner making workshops with artist Ibukun Baldwin.

Judy Ling Wong CBE gathers a panel of activities, campaigners and artists to ask, What’s Wrong With Climate Activism?

The Land’s Heart is Greater Than Its Map is a guided tour theatre performance that lets you explore two cities and two circumstances simultaneously.

Follow me for Gluten free is a delicious taster tour of the city centre that you can be sure is safe for those with dietary requirements.