City Centre
Quill Manchester
Quill is a former bar and fine dining restaurant on Manchester’s King Street – it’s name drives the decoration and theme, with a spread-winged raven on the menu and ink in the drinks.
Written by Joe Daly
1966 World Cup Exhibition
at the National Football Museum: They think it’s all over
at the National Football Museum: They think it’s all over
The National Football Museum’s latest exhibition looks back at the 1966 England World Cup win – and what it still means today. It may seem like only yesterday that ‘Thirty...
Prestwich Beer Festival 2016: 90 beers, cocktail masterclasses & an Oompah Band
Prestwich Beer Festival is back for three days of hop-based revelry, featuring Badly Drawn Boy and lederhosen (because, why not?). Food and drink festivals have become as much a staple...
Pitch to Pixel
at the National Football Museum: From football stadium to home console
at the National Football Museum: From football stadium to home console
Head to Pitch to Pixel for an interactive tour through football gaming history – and a leg that simulates a professional tackle. Red or Blue? FIFA or Pro Evo? Footie...
Manchester Football Writing Festival 2015: From goalpost to page
Our highlights of this year’s festival feature The Blizzard, Football Weekly – and the journalists who played a key role in exposing FIFA corruption. Returning for its second year, the...
Edinburgh comedy previews in Manchester: Our top 5
Before the comic exodus to the Edinburgh Festival, Manchester plays host to some excellent work in progress. Here are our top shows. It’s that time of year again: a select...