Arts and Culture

In 2018, a raft of public figures including the female Prime-Minister at the time, Theresa May, payed tribute to the

Van Gogh Alive is the most visited immersive multi-sensory exhibition in the world, having already welcomed over eight million people,

During the sombre days between November 11 and Remembrance Sunday, the nation will pause and slow down and remember those

The Imperial War Museum North welcomed 14,000 poppies to the public on Wednesday November 10th, just in time for Remembrance

In crafting an entirely personal vision of her grief, Joanna Hogg has made a universal portrait of the uncertainty of

Ahead of National Bookshop Day on October 9th, MM caught up with local indie bookshops about what makes them stand

Manchester’s new poetry library, based on Manchester Metropolitan University’s Oxford Road campus, opened its doors to the public for the

Manchester chamber choir Kantos left audiences’ heads swimming at the Victoria Baths last week as the choir presented the second

A collection of poetry, paintings, photographs, collages, words and memories are on display at The Lowry as part of the

Womxnchester International Film Festival will debut its first ever edition at the Everyman Cinema this Saturday.  The festival will showcase

This Sunday Bollin Morris were delighted to be back out performing again after a long year of lockdown restrictions made