Gemma Gibb

Be enchanted by this charming theatrical experience of a girl who just wants to dance whenever she can and be inspired to tap dance some excess Easter egg energy away.

Head to the People’s History Museum this Easter for cracking craft activities exploring how everyone’s family is unique, the importance of diversity, equality and that you are never too young to starting learning about ideas worth fighting for.

Be inspired by the colours in our exhibition Never Going Underground and make a rainbow sun catcher. Celebrate a symbol of LGBT+ pride and welcome spring in!

Discover the stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things in the People’s History Museum collections. Create your own Molly spoon based on your individual talents and characteristics and then use the museum’s theatre space to tell your story.

What makes you, you? Be inspired by the personal collections in the Never Going Underground exhibition and think about your family and what makes it unique. Design an identity box and let your imagination run free with your decorating skills.

Go on an adventure in family art club sessions, as you work together to creatively investigate works from the Arts Council Collection, YSP exhibitions, and the park.

Book soon to snap up the last few tickets and snuggle down for this hilarious and heartwarming show about bedtime for little ones and their grown ups.

What would you do if you inherited Lyme at the age of 5? Channel your inner regency Indiana Jones exploring the tales of Thomas Legh who travelled the world and wrestled crocodiles.

Could you be kind to a stranger every single day and can kindness change the world? Join performer and author Bernadette Russell for ideas and actions to “spread happy” including leaving messages for others to find at The Whitworth.

Watch furniture designer/maker Joshua Till bring the traditional craft of steam bending to life at this free demonstration.

Join Our Kids Social’s neontastic community and enjoy a colourful creative mix with Make Do and Mess, Groovy Baby, music, silent disco and more

The Playhouse Project celebrate their 1st birthday with a superhero-themed rave for all ages featuring DJ Jason Boardman spinning classic house, funk and disco, street dancers, face painting, craft activities and a chill-out room with story-telling.