New images released today offer a first glimpse inside Stockroom ahead of the opening weekend.
The former Merseyway retail units have been dramatically transformed into a modern hub for creativity, connection and community. The photos showcase the vibrant, welcoming space that will soon host a packed programme of events, activities and cultural experiences for everyone to enjoy.
Visitors will find the new additional town centre library, offering a modern, welcoming space for reading, learning, and discovery.
There is dedicated children’s creative learning space, encouraging young imaginations to flourish through interactive experiences.
Young people can learn new skills and benefit from cutting-edge learning and IT facilities.
Stockroom Studios is a multi-purpose events space that will host a diverse year-round programme of activities.
There is a café bar, perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet moment and
Stockport’s historical archives, preserving the town’s rich heritage and making it accessible to all.
Cllr Mark Roberts, Leader of Stockport Council, said: “ Stockroom marks an exciting new chapter for Stockport. This space is a bold investment in the future of our town centre – one that puts culture, learning and community right at the heart of our regeneration plans.
“It’s a place where people of all ages can connect, discover new ideas and enjoy creative experiences together. I’m looking forward to seeing Stockroom come alive this weekend.”
Cllr Dan Oliver, Cabinet Member Communities, Culture and Public Protection, said: “Stockroom is all about creating opportunities – to explore, to learn, and to celebrate what makes Stockport special. It’s modern, inclusive, and full of energy – and it reflects the talent and creativity already thriving in our communities.
“The opening is just the beginning – and I can’t wait to see how local people make this space their own.”
