Manchester Events
What's On Around Manchester
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St. Matthew's Church open day with tower tours
Sat 19 Sep
St. Matthew's Church, Stretton Road, Stretton, Warrington WA4 4NT
Heritage Open Day: The church will be open to visitors and there will also be an opportunity to visit the Ringing Chamber in the Tower to learn about...
Walton Hall Open Day
Sun 13 Sep
Walton Hall Gardens, Walton Lea Road, Higher Walton, Warrington WA4 6SN
Heritage Open Day: Walton Hall will be open for visitors to look around the Hall. Volunteers will be 'on-hand' to answer any questions...
St John The Evangelist Church, Walton
Sat 12 Sep
St John The Evangelist Church, Old Chester Road, Higher Walton, Warrington WA4 6TQ
Heritage Open Day: Nestled in the conservation village of Walton, Near Warrington, Cheshire, St John’s church is a stunning example of Gothic...
Todmorden Unitarian Church
Sat 19 Sep
Honey Hole Road, Todmorden OL14 6LE
Heritage Open Day: A grade 1 listed building overlooking the beautiful Calderdale town of Todmorden. Come and see our Cappronier stained glass...
St Mary's Todmorden 550th Anniversary
Fri 11 Sep to Sun 20 Sep
St Mary's Church, Burnley Road, Todmorden OL14 7BD
Heritage Open Day: An exhibition of St Mary's History celebrating the 550th Anniversary of the Church on this site, located at the heart of...
FREE taster session with the Warrington Rock Choir
Wed 16 Sep, Wed 7 Oct, Wed 4 Nov
St James Church, Wilderspool Causeway, Warrington WA4 6QA
Are you looking to learn to sing?
Your friendly local Warrington choir is run by vocal tutor Kathryn Davies...
Eastwood Masonic Hall, Halifax Road, Todmorden
Sat 12 Sep
Bottoms Masonic Rooms Co Ltd, Masonic Hall, Halifax Road, Todmorden OL14 6DN
Heritage Open Day: Freemasons have been meeting in Eastwood since the 1850's following the opening of the Station Hotel built to service both...
St Peter's C of E Church, Parr
Fri 11 Sep to Sun 13 Sep
St Peter's Church, Broad Oak Road, Parr, St Helens WA9 2EN
Heritage Open Day: St Peter's Church was built in 1864/65 to the designs of J Medland Taylor. The stonework is in three different colours and...
Memories Morning – History of St Helens
Thu 17 Sep
Moss Bank Library, Community Hub North, Kentmere Avenue, St. Helens WA11 7PQ
Heritage Open Day: Join us in celebrating Heritage Open Days 2026 with a wonderful ‘Memories Morning’, where we will discuss stories from St...
The Crafts that Built Buxton: Reclaiming the Lost Skills Needed for our Historic Homes
Wed 16 Sep
Buxton Visitor Centre, The Pump Room, The Crescent, Buxton SK17 6BH
Heritage Open Day: Join Kate Dickson, Director of Creative Heritage, for a captivating talk exploring the history of our built heritage and the...
Assembly Rooms Open Day
Thu 17 Sep
Buxton Assembly Rooms, The Crescent, Buxton SK17 6BH
Heritage Open Day: Step inside one of Buxton’s most elegant historic spaces! Explore the beautifully restored Assembly Rooms, uncover their rich...
Holy Cross & St Helen RC Church, St Helens
Sat 12 Sep, Sun 13 Sep, Sat 19 Sep
Holy Cross Church, Corporation Street, St Helens WA10 1EF
Heritage Open Day: Guided tours of Historical Church and associated links. Grade II listed building, opened 1862...
Film Screening – My Fair Lady
Fri 11 Sep
Lucem House Community Cinema, 78 Corporation Street, St. Helens WA10 1GQ
Heritage Open Day: My Fair Lady, 1964. A free screening of the classic musical with a St Helens connection...
George Groves – The Movie Sound Pioneer & End of an Era – Cinemas in St Helens
Sat 12 Sep
Lucem House Community Cinema, 78 Corporation Street, St. Helens WA10 1GQ
Heritage Open Day: An illustrated talk about the story of St Helens born Sound Pioneer and Oscar winner George Groves and his rise to the Head of...
Heritage Volunteering Marketplace
Fri 11 Sep
St Helens Town Hall, Victoria Square, St. Helens WA10 1HP
Heritage Open Day: Find out about volunteering opportunities with a broad range of local heritage organisations across St Helens Borough...
Life in St Helens in the Past - Coffee Morning
Tue 15 Sep
Chester Lane Library, Community Hub South, Four Acre Lane, St. Helens WA9 4DE
Heritage Open Day: To celebrate Heritage Open Days, we are having a Life in St Helens in the Past Coffee Morning...
Merseyside Break Dancing History: Stories, Photos and Memories
Sun 13 Sep, Wed 16 Sep
World of Glass, Chalon Way East, St. Helens WA10 1BX
Heritage Open Day: Discover the hidden history of Breaking (Break Dancing and Body Popping) across Merseyside and St Helens, from old crews, youth...
Christ Church Burbage
Sat 12 Sep
Christ Church Burbage, St Johns Road, Buxton SK17 9AD
Heritage Open Day: Everyone is welcome to come. The church is open to visitors with historical documents and photos display...
St John the Baptist Church, Buxton, Derbyshire
Fri 11 Sep to Sun 20 Sep
St John the Baptist Church, St John's Road, Buxton SK17 6XN
Heritage Open Day: Grade II star Regency church with decorated chancel and fine stained-glass windows...
Buxton Freemasons Open Day
Sat 12 Sep
Buxton Masonic Hall Ltd, George Street, Buxton SK17 6AY
Heritage Open Day: Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest social and charitable organisations, with its origins rooted in the traditions of the...
Grin Low: A landscape where nature and industry have become inseparable Audio Heritage Trail
Fri 11 Sep to Sun 20 Sep
Pooles Cavern, Green Lane, Buxton SK17 9DH
Heritage Open Day: Discover the hidden story of Grin Low. This immersive audio trail takes you on a journey through 330 million years of history,...
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Things to do around Manchester
Here are some delightful activities for a day out in Manchester, a vibrant city in the north-west of England:
1. Take a Football Stadium Tour:
- Football is life in Manchester! Whether you're a red or a blue, both Manchester United and Manchester City offer stadium tours. Explore the changing rooms, marvel at the pitch, and see the collections of trophies acquired over the years. At Old Trafford, there's even an onsite museum where you can learn about the history of Manchester United's legends. If you're a City fan, book a tour of Etihad Stadium to discover the history and triumphs of Manchester City.
2. Tour Manchester Art Gallery:
- Located in the city center, Manchester Art Gallery houses over 12,500 works of art. Lose yourself among world-class paintings, sculptures, and photographs in both permanent and temporary exhibits.
3. Explore the Northern Quarter:
- Wander through the Northern Quarter, known for its independent boutiques, street art, and trendy cafés. Discover quirky shops, vintage stores, and hidden gems. Don't miss the vibrant atmosphere and unique character of this creative neighborhood.
4. Visit the Science and Industry Museum:
- Learn about revolutionary inventions and Manchester's industrial heritage at the Science and Industry Museum. Explore interactive exhibits, vintage machinery, and historical artifacts. It's a fascinating journey through time and innovation.
5. Enjoy Live Music and Nightlife:
- Manchester is renowned for its music scene. Check out live gigs at iconic venues like Albert Hall, Band on the Wall, or Night & Day Café. After dark, explore the city's diverse bars, pubs, and clubs for a memorable night out.
6. Discover Manchester Cathedral:
- Visit Manchester Cathedral, a historic gem with stunning architecture. Attend a service, admire the stained glass windows, and explore the peaceful cloisters. Don't forget to step outside and enjoy the serene gardens.
7. Explore the Whitworth Art Gallery:
- The Whitworth Art Gallery offers a mix of contemporary and historic art. Wander through its beautiful park setting, enjoy the exhibitions, and relax by the lakeside.
8. Indulge in Food and Drink:
- Manchester boasts a diverse culinary scene. Try local delicacies at the Arndale Market, savor international cuisine in the Chinatown, or enjoy a traditional pub lunch. Don't forget to sample a Manchester tart or a Bury black pudding.
Remember, Manchester has something for everyone – from art and history to music and nightlife!
:
1. Take a Football Stadium Tour:
- Football is life in Manchester! Whether you're a red or a blue, both Manchester United and Manchester City offer stadium tours. Explore the changing rooms, marvel at the pitch, and see the collections of trophies acquired over the years. At Old Trafford, there's even an onsite museum where you can learn about the history of Manchester United's legends. If you're a City fan, book a tour of Etihad Stadium to discover the history and triumphs of Manchester City.
2. Tour Manchester Art Gallery:
- Located in the city center, Manchester Art Gallery houses over 12,500 works of art. Lose yourself among world-class paintings, sculptures, and photographs in both permanent and temporary exhibits.
3. Explore the Northern Quarter:
- Wander through the Northern Quarter, known for its independent boutiques, street art, and trendy cafés. Discover quirky shops, vintage stores, and hidden gems. Don't miss the vibrant atmosphere and unique character of this creative neighborhood.
4. Visit the Science and Industry Museum:
- Learn about revolutionary inventions and Manchester's industrial heritage at the Science and Industry Museum. Explore interactive exhibits, vintage machinery, and historical artifacts. It's a fascinating journey through time and innovation.
5. Enjoy Live Music and Nightlife:
- Manchester is renowned for its music scene. Check out live gigs at iconic venues like Albert Hall, Band on the Wall, or Night & Day Café. After dark, explore the city's diverse bars, pubs, and clubs for a memorable night out.
6. Discover Manchester Cathedral:
- Visit Manchester Cathedral, a historic gem with stunning architecture. Attend a service, admire the stained glass windows, and explore the peaceful cloisters. Don't forget to step outside and enjoy the serene gardens.
7. Explore the Whitworth Art Gallery:
- The Whitworth Art Gallery offers a mix of contemporary and historic art. Wander through its beautiful park setting, enjoy the exhibitions, and relax by the lakeside.
8. Indulge in Food and Drink:
- Manchester boasts a diverse culinary scene. Try local delicacies at the Arndale Market, savor international cuisine in the Chinatown, or enjoy a traditional pub lunch. Don't forget to sample a Manchester tart or a Bury black pudding.
Remember, Manchester has something for everyone – from art and history to music and nightlife!