Arts and Culture

The Piano finalist Daniel Wilsher described how appearing on the C4 TV talent show helped him sing his own music for the first time. 

Eighty-five years after one of the most popular films in the world was first released it has now been transformed

Green-fingered Mancunians came together to celebrate the power of small spaces at the Royal Horticultural Society’s first ever Urban Gardening

After a four-year absence, the monthly Makers Market event returns to Spinningfields Square and promises “something for everyone”.  Manchester’s riverside

Traitors finalist Jaz Singh showed off his musical talent in Manchester to celebrate the upcoming second season of Channel 4’s The Piano.

There is nobody who has observed the transformation of Manchester more than Andy Spinoza, who has had a front-row seat

Paloma Faith took Manchester by storm last week after performing two sold-out shows at the Bridgewater Hall with one very

Sikhs across the world celebrated Vaisakhi on April 13, and last week the festival took over the Manchester Museum.  The

Libertines’ gigs rarely go to plan, and last Saturday was no exception. Fans queued outside Manchester’s Student Union for over

This year, Manchester celebrated its 35th annual Saint Patrick’s Day parade. The march ignited festivities across the week in Manchester

A mainstay of the West End and the world’s longest-running play, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has embarked on a nationwide