Jen Heyes and Kit Green breathe thrilling new life into Virginia Woolf’s modernist classic with an inventive theatrical reimagining.

Ruined St Luke’s Church, Cheetham Hill, Jonathan Schofield’s brand new exclusive walking tour for 2026, unfolds like a piece of theatre.

British-French singer-songwriter Lauren Auder brings her second, post-industrial love album to YES Basement.

Experience the River Mersey from a more intimate perspective with canoeing and kayaking trips from Venture Out.

Bill Callahan brings his new album My Days of 58 to Aviva Studios, facing down mortality with warmth and dry humour.

Copenhagen’s GB spent weeks cutting up a free London newspaper to build Herzsprung’s angular art-rock, coming to The White Hotel.

Queer Up North’s new digital archive sparks a city-wide programme including a return for The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert at HOME.

A landmark of modern British theatre returns, balancing razor-sharp comedy with a compassionate exploration of family, identity and belonging.

Discover hidden histories, stunning architecture and fascinating local figures in one of Manchester’s most sought after suburbs.

A fascinating archival exhibition uncovers the forgotten stories of people who have helped shape The Portico Library’s 220-year history.

12 contemporary jewellers show new work across metal and glass, as part of Manchester’s very first Jewellery Week.

A 1960s photography series that put people, not buildings, at the centre of Britain’s housing debate comes to Liverpool.