Arts and Culture

London-based rock group Dream Wife produced an evening of pure creativity and ecstasy at Canvas on Oxford Road in an

The UK Jewish Film festival returns to Manchester next month. The event runs across various sites across the city including

When visiting Hebden Bridge it’s clear to see why the LGBTQIA+ community has gathered around such a quaint and eccentric

Ahead of the official premier of Manchester’s new cultural landmark Aviva Studios, behind-the-scenes footage of its brand new performance Free

Internationally renowned author Kate Mosse kicked off the Manchester Literature Festival in style with an event discussing her new novel

Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense at the Bolton Octagon is exactly what it says on the tin: absolutely nonsensical

Writer, broadcaster and stand-up comedian Natalie Haynes discusses her new book, Divine Might, how Hera is not always presented as

The 58-year-old photographer discusses his journey of photographing life in Manchester since the 1980s. Richard Davis is on the second

Economist and politician Yanis Varoufakis introduced his new book in a preview for the Manchester Literature Festival, claiming that “Capitalism

Tucked away down Boyle Street, off Queens Road, is the Manchester Museum of Transport. With two large halls filled with

Black History Month is taking place in October 2023 and there are plenty of events to get involved with across