September is a time of new beginnings, and in the heart of Manchester city centre this has taken the form

A new exhibition exploring the formative years of Manchester’s most famous music label has opened at the city’s Science and

The People’s History Museum reopened this week with a new exhibition showcasing the legacy of Batley MP, Jo Cox. The

In a year when board game sales soared and the story of a chess prodigy enthralled audiences in The Queen’s

Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery has responded to its continued closure under Tier 3 regulations by creating an online tour of its

The iconic site of the suffrage movement will present a new permanent display, ‘At home with the Pankhurst Family’ in

From Blackpool to Bayern, the new STRIP! Exhibition at the National Football Museum explores the bizarre yet beautiful development of kit culture like never before.

Venture down King Street in Salford and you’ll come across OA Studios, home to the Oceans Apart gallery and to painter-turned-curator Keith Ashcroft.

Mercury Prize Winners Elbow have curated an album as part of an exclusive artwork exhibition heading to Manchester this week – Sounds of the North, in town from September 19-30.

Off Beat: Jeff Nuttall and the International Underground showcases the prolific work and global influence of the Lancashire-born writer, artist, musician, author and publisher, who died in 2004.

Loitering with Intent is a new exhibition at the People’s History Museum which celebrates the Manchester-based collective of artists and activists interested in psychogeography and public space.