Manchester Events
Discover What's On around Manchester
Today to Mon 15 Jul, By Distance closest first.
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The Shakespearean Garden, Platt Fields Park - Open Garden for NGS
The concept of a Shakespearean Garden was first developed in Victorian England with the idea of creating a garden with... See more >
The Shakespearean Garden, Platt Fields Park, Manchester M14 6LA
Sat 6 Jul and Sun 7 Jul
5 Crib Lane - Open Garden for NGS
A challenging garden as on a high terraced hillside on tip site. Visited by deer, hares and the odd cow!... See more >
5 Crib Lane, Oldham OL3 5AF
Sat 29 Jun and Sun 30 Jun
FREE taster session with the Altrincham/Sale Rock Choir
If you are wanting to join a choir you'll find a happy place with us in the Rock Choir.
Your friendly local..... See more >
Stretford Public Hall, Chester Road, Stretford, Manchester M32 0LG
Tue 25 Jun
Chorlton Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
Chorlton is a suburb of Manchester with great food shops, bars, cafes, and a bohemian atmosphere. Our gardens reflect..... See more >
Chorlton Gardens, Manchester M21 8UZ
Sun 23 Jun
Moss Park Allotments - Open Garden for NGS
Moss Park is a stunning, award winning allotment site in Stretford, Manchester. Wide grass paths flanked by pretty..... See more >
Moss Park Allotments, Manchester M32 9EE
Sun 14 Jul
Gee Cross Well Dressing
The band will accompany the procession to a number of dressed wells in the area around Gee Cross. They will play a hymn..... See more >
Hyde Chapel
Knott Lane Gee Cross
Hyde SK14 5JQ
Sun 14 Jul
Manchester Bach Choir Celebrating Summer
Celebrate summer with us, listening to a varied programme of choral music beginning with
Clara Schumann: Drei... See more >
Didsbury Baptist Church, School Lane/Beaver Rd M20 6SX
Sun 30 Jun
Arevinti - Open Garden for NGS
The main garden has a roofed pergola with clematis growing around it and a raised pond. The Chinese garden laid with..... See more >
Arevinti, Bury BL0 0SD
Sat 29 Jun and Sun 30 Jun
Turton Tower Kitchen Garden - Open Garden for NGS
The garden is set in the historic Turton Tower grounds and was originally the kitchen garden in Victorian times... See more >
Turton Tower Kitchen Garden, Bolton BL7 0HG
Sat 22 Jun
The Old Vicarage - Open Garden for NGS
Recently restored medium sized gardens of Grade II* vernacular Georgian vicarage comprising both formal and informal... See more >
The Old Vicarage, Manchester M29 7FS
Sat 29 Jun and Sun 30 Jun
The Folk Tent at The Mining Museum
Folk Musi all day at Lancashire Mining Museum - With Trouble at' Mill, Vision Ting and many more See more >
Astley Green Colliery M29 7JB
Sat 6 Jul
5th Annual Summer Tai Chi in Whitaker Park Rossendale Free Event
Lighthouse are please to return for the 5th Year to Whitaker Park, with free tai chi for everyone to join in and enjoy... See more >
Whitaker Park, Rawtenstall, Rossendale BB4 6RG
Thu 27 Jun
5th Annual Summer Tai Chi in Whitaker Park
Lighthouse are please to return for the 5th Year to Whitaker Park, with free tai chi for everyone to join in and enjoy... See more >
Whitaker Park, Rawtenstall, Rossendale BB4 6RG
Sun 30 Jun
Disney's High School Musical Jr.
It’s the first day after winter break at East High. The Jocks, Brainiacs, Thespians and Skater Dudes all find their..... See more >
Walmsley Church Parish Hall
Blackburn Road
Egerton
Bolton BL7 9SA
Thu 27 Jun to Sat 29 Jun
High Roost - Open Garden for NGS
Garden on terraced slopes, views over fields and hills. Winding paths, archways and steps explore different garden..... See more >
High Roost, Glossop SK13 6UZ
Sun 30 Jun
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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!
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