It’s good to talk: Mancunians urged to get chatting in city’s new conversation space
Anotherway Now is hosting its first event on September 17, with three speakers focusing on the expansive topic of ‘Brave Choices’.
Manchester’s Marble Brewery wants drinkers to raise a glass to end child poverty
Marble Brewery’s latest beer invention will promote children’s charity Wood Street Mission’s new child poverty awareness event, a guided tour called Queues, Clogs and Redemption.
A collision of cuisine and culture: New Manchester websites to showcase all city has to offer
Foodie website Good Egg Manchester and culture publication The Culture Review – both set up by former Mancunian Matters contributors – are already making a big impact on those seeking an alternative to mainstream media.
Ready, set, graffiti: Street artists come out of hiding for Manchester Art Battle
Top street artists behind some of Manchester’s most recognised graffiti will compete in public for the first time ever at this year’s underground art battle event, which is set to really ‘raise the bar’.
Explore your cinemality: Manchester’s HOME welcomes LGBT film festival
‘Sensational’ and star-studded examples of LGBT cinema are set to hit the big screen at Manchester’s HOME as part of a film festival that has been touring the country.
Manchester will be livin’ la vida loca as Spanish festival salsas back to Albert Square
Manchester is set to get a taste of la vida local as the celebration of all things Spanish salsas back to the city this summer.
MM’s top five… Cinematic sensations of Manchester International Film Festival
The final night of the Manchester International Film Festival saw the great and good receive much-deserved awards for their endeavours. But because we know it’d be tough to find the time to watch them all we’ve put together a list of our favourites.
Manchester Fringe Festival show sheds light on the dark world of human trafficking
Shocking short stories of human trafficking from around the world are brought together in one educational and inspiring theatrical performance set to hit the stage at the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival.
Whitworth director stays true to vow to ‘act for perpetual gratification of Manchester’
The director of Museum of the Year 2015, the Whitworth Gallery, attributes the museum’s recent triumph on the international stage to the people of Manchester, vowing to inject prize fund back into the community that sculpts its success.
‘Finding the beauty in the unconventional’: Manchester artist on how city inspires him ahead of first solo show
Manchester-based artist and photographer Rod Kippen chats to MM about his first major solo exhibition and give us a glimpse of what’s beneath the Surface.
Even Simon Cowell is scared of her: Actress Kate Marlow premieres anti-austerity play at Manchester Fringe festival
Kate Marlow – dubbed ‘the scariest woman in showbusiness’ by TV mogul Simon Cowell – will be premiering her anti-austerity play at the Manchester Fringe Festival this weekend.