Join the Fizz Festival for its second year at Altrincham Town Hall for over 100 champagnes and sparkling wines from around the world, masterclasses, music and an awards ceremony.
From £25
Built in 1900 to house the Altrincham Urban District Council, Altrincham Town Hall was refurbished in 2004, maintaining the Victorian exterior whilst creating a more contemporary community facility.
If you’ve seen one exhibition about Andy Warhol, you’ve seen a thousand… Not so with ARTIST ROOMS: Andy Warhol at the Whitworth, which brings the master of repetition’s work into an entirely new context.
Free entry
Filled with objects on a small-scale, Castlefield Gallery’s latest exhibition asks some big questions about life.
Free entry
Three artists push glass to the limits in this small but startling exhibition at Manchester Craft and Design Centre – which launches with complimentary mulled wine and mince pies.
Free entry
The Judges’ Lodgings is the oldest town house in Lancaster, whose exhibitions and events bring the stories of the city to life.
Paul Peter Piech was an artist, humanitarian and campaigner. Born in New York in 1920, Piech’s influences were many, not least politics and equality, through to jazz and poetry. This exhibition is a major retrospective of his career.
Free entry
CFCCA invites Taiwanese artist Chen Yin-ju to exhibit Extrastellar Evaluations II, an exploration of cosmic events and human behaviour through the processes of mythology, scientific research and artistic response.
Free entry
Can’t wait for BBC Earth’s Planet Earth 2 to start? Take an exclusive look at behind-the-scenes footage and chat to award-winning BBC filmmakers Dr. Emma Brennand and Dr. Chadden Hunter, who worked on the latest series.
From £5.00
This workshop explores the question of what will happen to the earth should the bees die out, using portraiture, photography, writing and sculpture.
Free entry
In this exhibition, photographer Jim Naughten brings objects from the Manchester Museum collection to life through incredible stereoscopic photography.
Free entry
Manchester Museum’s latest exhibition focuses on instances where humans are known to have influenced the survival of animal and plant species – and asks how important is it to preserve biodiversity, and what species should we choose to save?
Free entry
