Hulme Is Where The Art Is

Carmel Smickersgill, Tours & Activities Editor

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Hulme Is Where The Art Is

Z-arts, Manchester
22 June 2024

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Hulme Is Where The Art Is
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Hulme is a hive of artistic endeavours with Z-Arts, Clay, Venture Arts, Hulme Community Garden Centre and Niamos to name but a few of the cultural institutions allowing an arts scene to evolve in the area. Hulme Is Where the Art Is brings families together in a local arts community festival. Expect a day filled with live music, arts, crafts, storytelling and a celebration of Hulme’s diverse heritage.

The talent to be found among local artists is truly amazing and will open your eyes to the array of skills, abilities and creativity in Hulme. You may not need to bring anything with you to make the most of out the day but you’ll be sure to leave with a smile.

 

Accessibility

  • Audio Described
  • Parent and Baby
  • Relaxed

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