The city centre was transformed into a haze of rain and fog on Monday evening, and for once it wasn’t

Chinese New Year celebrations began in Manchester yesterday – with the return of its spectacular Dragon Parade for the first

Manchester celebrated Chinese New Year last weekend with a range of events across the city. The city welcomed in the

If you have not stuck to your New Year’s resolutions for 2020, don’t fret – as the Chinese New Year begins tomorrow, offering you a second chance at redemption.

Manchester is leading the charge this year for International Women’s Day.

Nestled 30 metres below the surface of Manchester’s bustling Chinatown is the city’s very own nuclear bunker.

Last year, Manchester was ranked the third most-visited city in the UK, behind London and Edinburgh.

The Lanterns of the Terracotta Warriors, which is in Exchange Square from today until Sunday, is a travelling art exhibition that features a collection of 40 brightly coloured, illuminated replicas of the famous Terracotta Army.

It’s now confirmed that two bodies have been discovered after a fire ripped through a commercial building in Chinatown.

Spectacular celebrations lasting four days will welcome Chinese New Year, with big plans for Manchester set out by its Business Improvement District (BID).

Manchester will stage one of the biggest Chinese New Year celebrations in Europe and start the ‘year of the ram’ with a bang this weekend.