Quays Culture team up with UK contemporary dance leaders Russell Maliphant Company to reimagine his latest work for the outdoors. With visual design by artists Squid Soup, Salford Quays will be transformed for one night only.
Free entry
Artists explore childhood experience and familial relationships, revisiting and reassessing pivotal moments and people within their lives for this high-profile showcase at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Free entry
Visitors to Tate Liverpool will have the unique opportunity to witness the entire production of a musical unfold live in the gallery over the space of four weeks, culminating in three special performances.
Free entry
A new exhibition of artists as tricksters, whose work involves the direct use of deception, hoaxes and hacks. These politically inspired media artists exploit the shifting boundaries between fiction and reality in a world of post-truth politics.
Free entry
January 1967: it’s illegal for men to have sex together, lesbianism is seen as a medical misfortune, and trans rights are non-existent. 50 years later, LGBT+ legal protection and equality is almost UK-wide.
Free entry
The wild disco party that kills – from hostess Ms Grace Oni Smith to world class resident DJs, dancers and the most decadent crowd in Manchester.
From £10.00
An epic NYE party at Islington Mill – featuring pop-up performances, beer pong, spin the bottle, DJs, decorations and more.
One extraordinary three floor night of disco, soul, hip hop and 80s pop to bring in 2017…
From £10.00
A gargantuan disco party to ring in the New Year at the Albert Hall. Worldwide disco sensation Candi staton, singer of hits ‘You Got The Love’ and ‘Young Hearts Run Free’, will feature, alongside Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor who will paying homage to Prince.
From £29.50
A new year’s eve party like no other – Kazimier Productions invite you to explore a portal into another world at The Invisible Wind Factory. If it’s anything like the Kazimier’s previous events, The Caves of Kronia will be a night to remember.
From £26.37
Host by Hilary Jack comprises nine discreet bronze casts of hybrid wild plants emerging from hidden spots in Spinningfields. Host is the second Spinningfields art commission, and aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter.
Free entry
Manchester Museum’s cafe is run by the people behind award-winning cafe Teacup Kitchen. The menu features home-baked cakes, the finest loose leaf teas and breakfast, as well as a wide selection of mains and meals for kids.
