Win tickets to this tour of Chinatown’s culinary hot spots, including drinks and a meal at the award-winning Yang Sing. Another of Manchester Food and Drink Festival 2015’s highlight events,...
Win tickets to a six course banquet by Robert Owen Brown, presented between the exhibits at Manchester Museum. If you went to Mary-Ellen McTague’s High Tea in Wonderland as part of MIF15,...
Chaotic, critically-acclaimed, and with a stunning, cross-genre sound track, Dead Dog in a Suitcase at HOME isn’t to be missed. A returning production may not have the frisson of risk...
Catch it while you can – this new exhibition at Castlefield Gallery tells a story that’s worth hearing. It’s an unusual premise for an exhibition: begin with the classic line...
Be the first to see the art at Buy Art Fair’s preview, as well as enjoying complimentary drinks – enter our competition to win tickets. You know how people queue...
Ten tip-top events to fill your long weekend with – all hail the August bank holiday! The August bank holiday is up on – thank goodness for that. For those...
There are artificial peach blossom trees, a 12 metre-long embroidery and a home observatory in the Whitworth’s latest exhibitions. After the fanfare of the Whitworth’s reopening, and the gravitas surrounding the...
Don’t stick with Manchester Food and Drink Festival’s hub at Albert Square – not when there are so many incredible events going on elsewhere this year. This year’s Manchester Food and Drink...
This new exhibition at The Atkinson showcases Antony Gormley’s imagination – and includes never-before-seen works on paper. How do small, intimate works on paper compete with an installation like the...
Introducing our day trip guide to Hebden Bridge and Haworth, a literary getaway with a difference. Two literary destinations, both alike in dignity: Hebden Bridge and Haworth have hosted to...
Our upcoming highlights at Contact include award-winning performers and critically acclaimed shows – so book ahead. Contact theatre all too easily drops off the radar. It’s a little way out...
Ed Atkins’ programme of moving images at Manchester Art Gallery is startling and surreal – we stopped by to try and work it out. Opened with very little fanfare at the start of...
