Creative Tourist

What counts as as waste and who decides? 21 craft artists from Design Nation challenge our perceptions of material value.

Most musicians who develop tinnitus treat it as an occupational hazard. Lola de la Mata treats it as raw material.

The Hallé presents three centuries of choral heavyweights performed by full orchestra, choir and children’s choir together.

45 prints from one of Britain’s most important printmaking studios go on public display in Liverpool for the first time since entering the university’s collection.

Tim Foley and Ransack Theatre’s sharp new comedy about a misfit space crew tips into something more horrifying.

Where most circus asks what bodies can do, this solo show asks what objects can do, drawing on a theory of time.

The Peak District is one of the most walked, photographed and painted landscapes in England. Common Ground is interested in what lies beneath it.

Saul Hay celebrates its 10th anniversary with an exhibition that gives 100 artists just 10 centimetres to work with.

With a miniature steam railway, working engines and a percussion group inspired by industry, the Science and Industry Museum brings play with a point.