Manchester’s Corn Exchange Manchester is making Christmas even more magical this year with a variety of activities and offers that will keep the whole family entertained, as well as keeping the city’s hunger completely satisfied.
Wreath Making
The Corn Exchange’s German Garten Bar, located in the stunning atrium, will be home to Wreath Making Classes on December 6th.
Guests can choose between 12:30pm and 5:30pm to make a fresh 12” wreath with a glass of fizz or cocktail. Take home the personalised wreath and deck the halls with a delightfully festive piece.
12 Days of Christmas Spectacular
Corn Exchange is excited to announce its 12 Days of Christmas event, which kicks off this December. The nostalgic event will consist of 12 days of meet & greets, photograph opportunities, spontaneous workshops, and delightful surprises for guests. There will also be an appearance from a magic Father Christmas; he will be at the Corn Exchange for 2 hours a day pulling out all his best card tricks and disappearing acts.
And that’s not all, the princesses will be making a return to the Corn Exchange, along with Santa, the Nutcracker and Sugar Plum Fairy they will be available for photos with families in the magical wishing mirror.
Dates for the Princesses:
- Father Christmas and Special Guest – Saturday 4th December, 12pm to 16:30pm
- Favourite Snow Queens – Sunday 5th December, 12pm to 16:30pm
- Father Christmas and Special Guest – Saturday 11th December, 12pm to 16:30pm
- Favourite Toy Soldier and Winter Ballerina – Sunday 12th December, 12pm to 16:30pm
20% off at Cathedral Garden’s Ice Rink when Dining
Enjoy a tasty pho or pizza at Corn Exchange before receiving a discounted skate at the city’s popular Cathedral Gardens Ice Rink. Diners will receive 20% off the family attraction when they dine in one of the many restaurants. But be quick – this offer ends 17th December, so get those skates on!
Breast Cancer pop-up exhibition
Patient advocacy group, METUPUK, is hosting a pop-up exhibition at the venue to highlight care issues around secondary breast cancer.
The exhibition, titled ‘The Darker Side of Pink’, aims to highlight the seriousness of Metastatic breast cancer – the biggest cancer killer of UK women under 50 – via a powerful display that counteracts other, fluffier, baby pink-branded campaigns.
Hosted in the Corn Exchange’s atrium throughout November, The Darker Side of Pink features 31 transparent figures, to depict the invisibility of the disease.
Liam Mooney, General Manager at the Corn Exchange, said, “We’re very excited to celebrate the Christmas period at the Corn Exchange following the difficulties of 2020.
This year we have a variety of entertainment at the dining hotspot to make the festive period even more magical. It truly is going to be a great Christmas and we’re certain this year will be our best one yet.”
So, what are you waiting for? Head down to Corn Exchange Manchester for a magical Christmas this year.
For more information and to find out more about the culinary destinations available visit the Corn Exchange website.
