‘Nothing is taboo’: Record label ran by students set for Manchester expansion
A new student-run record label is aiming to help more young people take their first steps in the industry.
‘This year is particularly eclectic’: Kinofilm returns to Manchester with Oscar nominees and local shorts
Kinofilm, Manchester’s longest-running international short film and animation festival, is set to return on Monday 28th February for a weeklong display of shorts and animations.
Take the Thai-m to head to Manchester’s Busaba and let tastes take you to Bangkok
MM were invited to Manchester’s latest addition to its extensive foodie scene, Busaba, to sample their cocktails, Thai flavours and some exquisite signature dishes.
‘Snuggled up with wine and a dog at your feet… in a tipi’: Manchester bar goes Danish
A popular Manchester bar has opened a tipi in the Castlefield area to continue service while their premises undergo a three month long refurbishment.
‘Not embarrassed to shout about it’: The Whitworth add tourism award to year of ‘surpassing expectations’
The Whitworth Art Gallery claimed the ‘Large Visitor Attraction of the Year’ at the Greater Manchester Tourism Awards ceremony at Hotel Football on Thursday.
‘An exciting opportunity’: Manchester’s first Language Day host by Levenshulme
Levenshulme will host Manchester’s first Language Day on Saturday to celebrate the community’s rich linguistic and cultural diversity.
Coronation Street creator to win award for world’s longest-running TV soap
Creator of Coronation Street, Tony Warren MBE, is to receive a national achievement award at Salford International Media Festival in November this year.
Peek into Salford’s past with special HOME screening of Love on the Dole
Manchester cultural commentator CP Lee will provide a special introduction of the film tomorrow night as part of Manchester Literature Festival.
‘Packing a local punch’: Manchester International Festival supplies £39m to city
Manchester International Festival (MIF) had it’s most successful year in 2015 by contributing £38.8million to the city’s economy, according to an independent study.
Manchester not a major city until it has an art market, says esteemed collector
This city cannot be considered a major city until it has an art market, says Manchester-born art collector and entrepreneur, Frank Cohen.
‘Creative capital of the North’: Manchester art scene buzzing as craft fair comes to town
Live artists in action are the latest additions to this year’s Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair at the Old Granada Studios on Friday October 9.