We talk chocolate with Jens Knoops, owner of Manchester’s new luxury drinking chocolate experience

Knoops, the store that offers a personalised drinking chocolate experience, has opened in Manchester. Taking over the former Chopp’d site on Cross Street, they...

Peterloo 2019: Protest Music at RNCM

Two hundred years since the Peterloo Massacre, RNCM and Manchester Histories have joined forces to create Protest Music, a powerful and compelling performance of...

Final plans for the unveiling of Our Emmeline revealed

On Friday 14 December 2018, exactly one hundred years since the first women in the UK voted in a General Election, a statue of...

One hundred years ago in Manchester

There were reports of a naval skirmish in the North Sea that week.The Admiralty reported that four British destroyers sighted three German ships off...

Salford’s RHS Garden given the go ahead

Plans for Garden Bridgewater, the RHS’s fifth garden at the former Worsley New Hall in Salford have been passed by Salford Council. The proposals include...

Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital launches National Play

Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital hosted the launch of this year’s National Play in Hospital Week on the afternoon of Monday 8th October. The annual event, which...

New exhibition highlights Manchester’s musical heritage

A exhibition at Piccadilly Station Metrolink stop is paying tribute to some of Manchester’s most iconic music artists. Still Lives: Music in Manchester, 1976-1992’, ...

Love letters sent by Manchester’s baby.

"Dear Duck Duck, you are my wistful enchantment" Not a message that will be appearing on any Valentine cards this weekend but over sixty...

‘Festival of Leaving’ kicks off two weeks of Manchester Jewish museum arts festival

Manchester Jewish Museum (MJM) launched its ‘Festival of Leaving’ yesterday evening with storytelling around a bonfire, a caravan of hidden treasures and a Mexican...

Manchester International Festival launches Creative50 website

In an exceptional year for Manchester International Festival, with audiences of over 300,000 and an economic impact of over £40 million, MIF ran their...