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Summer Fun at the Science and Industry Museum
Head to the Science and Industry Museum this summer for a fascinating summer season of hands-on workshops, fun activities and must-see exhibitions.
Free entryKristy Stott
Written by Kristy Stott
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Romeo and Juliet at Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens
Join Heartbreak Productions for this super glam outdoor adaptation of Shakespeare’s star crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet.
From £11.50
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Wuthering Heights at Fletcher Moss Botanical Garden
Escape to the beautiful setting of the Fletcher Moss Botanical Garden to experience this timeless tale of intrigue and passion.
From £11.50
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Private Lives at Fletcher Moss Botanical Garden
Bring your own chair and sit in the open-air: Heartbreak productions bring outdoor theatre shenanigans to Didsbury Village.
From £11.50
100 Ways To Tie a Shoelace at Waterside
100 Ways to Tie a Shoelace is a witty, whimsical and heart-felt piece of new writing, complete with outrageous characters, slick comedy and a sincere narrative.
From £12
Luisa Omielan at The Frog and Bucket
Join BAFTA Breakthrough comic, Luisa Omielan when she tries out some brand new material for her upcoming project, God is a Woman, Jesus was a Feminist.
From £10.00
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Out of Order at HOME
A new show from Forced Entertainment driven by a heavy musical score and teeters precariously between comical and absolutely tragic.
From £10.00
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This Is Where It Happened at Didsbury Library & Withington Baths
Let the award-winning Manchester theatre company Powder Keg be your storytelling guides on a curious journey around familiar local landmarks.
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Summer 2019 at Little Moreton Hall
With its beautifully charming and quirky style, Little Moreton Hall offers an iconic Tudor manor house, moat, manicured knot garden and plenty of fun activities for everyone.
Free entry
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Precarious Carnaval at the Bridgewater Canal, Salford
Celebrate the Bridgewater Canal and its communities with a wild weekend of walking, storytelling and performance. One canal. Three days. Five miles.
Free entry
Bridgewater Canal
Running from Runcorn to Leigh, the Bridgewater Canal is 65km long. Constructed over 250 years ago by the Duke of Bridgewater, it is considered to be the first true canal in England. Constructed during the Industrial Revolution, the success of the Bridgewater Canal helped to inspire a period of intense canal building in Britain, known as Canal Mania.
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Incoming Festival 2019 at HOME
Incoming Festival celebrates the best-emerging theatre companies from the UK and beyond – try something new for just a fiver.
From £5.00