Explore your cinemality: Manchester’s HOME welcomes LGBT film festival
‘Sensational’ and star-studded examples of LGBT cinema are set to hit the big screen at Manchester’s HOME as part of a film festival that has been touring the country.
‘Sensational’ and star-studded examples of LGBT cinema are set to hit the big screen at Manchester’s HOME as part of a film festival that has been touring the country.
Manchester is set to get a taste of la vida local as the celebration of all things Spanish salsas back to the city this summer.
The biggest celebration of home-grown talent is coming to Manchester next month, as the Red Bull Academy and Manchester Carnival unite for the city’s wildest party of the year.
Co-founders Neil Jeram-Croft, 34, and Al Bailey, 36, say they were thrilled with the success of the festival and have already confirmed the event will be back next year.
The final night of the Manchester International Film Festival saw the great and good receive much-deserved awards for their endeavours. But because we know it’d be tough to find the time to watch them all we’ve put together a list of our favourites.
Phone sex operator Cameryn Moore will be performing her award-winning play Phone Whore and writing her world-famous ‘sidewalk smut’ at the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival this month.
Manchester is set to Sparkle this weekend as the world-renowned event is back to celebrate all things transgender.
A dog found in a ‘terrible condition’ by Salford wardens after suffering cruel abuse at the hands of her owners has become the inspiration for the very first Dogs in Salford Festival after making a full recovery.
A four-day festival showcasing the best creative work from Salford University’s arts and media students will return to MediaCityUK tomorrow.
This year, FLARE International Theatre Festival returns to Manchester bigger and better than ever.
Organisers behind a brand new friendship service hopes to connect the over 45s of Manchester in a series of coach trips to some of the summer’s popular events across the region.
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