Manchester Events
Discover What's On around Manchester
Today to Mon 27 May, By Distance closest first.
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May Day Steamings at Bolton Steam Museum
Volunteers from the Northern Mill Engine Society have rescued and restored 30 old stationary steam engines - some of... See more >
Bolton Steam Museum, Mornington Road, off Chorley old Road, Bolton BL1 4EU
Sun 5 May and Mon 6 May
Spring Steamings at Bolton Steam Museum
Volunteers from the Northern Mill Engine Society have rescued and restored 30 old stationary steam engines - some of... See more >
Bolton Steam Museum, Morningto Road, off Chorley Old Road, Bolton BL1 4EU
Sun 26 May and Mon 27 May
Coffee Concert
Piano Recital by Paula Lopez-Atanet
Mozart: C Minor Fantasy
Schubert: Sonata in A major D959 See more >
Alderley Edge Methodist Church SK9 7DU
Sat 4 May
Lunchtime Concert
A piano recital by Lewis Kingsley Peart See more >
Alderley Edge Methodist Church SK9 7DU
Wed 15 May
Milton Hide
Milton Hide (Jim Tipler and Jo Church from East Sussex), weave eloquent, well-crafted story-based songs... See more >
Glossop Labour Club SK13 8AT
Sat 18 May
FREE taster session with the Saddleworth/Oldham Rock Choir
Ever wondered if there is a 'local ladies choir near me or nearby'?
Your local Oldham choir is run by..... See more >
Saddleworth School, Huddersfield Road, Diggle, Oldham, Greater Manchester OL3 5NU
Tue 30 Apr, Tue 14 May, and more dates until Tue 25 Jun
Laskey Farm - Open Garden for NGS
1½ acre garden inc herbaceous and rose borders, vegetable area, a greenhouse, parterre and a maze showcasing grasses... See more >
Laskey Farm, Warrington WA4 2TF
Sun 5 May, Mon 6 May, Sun 26 May, Mon 27 May
Swineyard Hall - Open Garden for NGS
The gardens extend to 2 acres inc the Moat, listed as a national monument dating back to C13. Our priorities with this..... See more >
Swineyard Hall, Knutsford WA16 0RY
Sun 19 May, Sun 16 Jun
Lane End Cottage Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
Formerly a nursery, this 1 acre cottage garden is densely planted for year-round colour with many unusual plants... See more >
Lane End Cottage Gardens, Lymm WA13 0TA
Sat 11 May and Sun 12 May
Hathaway - Open Garden for NGS
South-west facing garden of approx acre, laid out in two parts. Lawn area surrounded by mature, colourful perennial..... See more >
Hathaway, Macclesfield SK10 2LB
Sat 11 May and Sun 12 May
The Old Parsonage - Open Garden for NGS
2 acre garden in attractive and secretive rural setting in secluded part of Arley Estate, with ancient yew hedges,... See more >
The Old Parsonage, Northwich CW9 6LZ
Sat 25 May and Sun 26 May
All Fours Farm - Open Garden for NGS
A traditional and well established country garden with a wide range of roses, hardy shrubs, bulbs, perennials and... See more >
All Fours Farm, Northwich CW9 6NF
Sat 4 May to Mon 6 May, Sat 29 Jun, Sun 30 Jun
Spring Plant Fair at Capesthorne Hall & Garden on Sunday 12th May
Brilliant Spring Plant Hunters Fair at Capesthorne Hall & Gardens, Macclesfield, Cheshire offering a half price entry... See more >
Capesthorne Hall & Garden, Congleton Rd, Siddington, Macclesfield SK11 9JY
Sun 12 May
Peover Hall Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
The extensive formal gardens to Peover Hall feature a series of 'garden rooms' filled with clipped box,... See more >
Peover Hall Gardens, Knutsford WA16 9HW
Sat 18 May and Sun 19 May
Parvey Lodge - Open Garden for NGS
A beautiful privately owned 3 acre garden with different areas to explore. Formal garden, Himalayan Cedar majestically..... See more >
Parvey Lodge, Macclesfield SK11 0HX
Sat 18 May
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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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