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    The Home Project: Explore your city

    20th September 2017 By 0 370

    A packed programme of talks and activities take place Manchester next week, welcoming Manchester Met students to the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and the city, as part of The Home Project. Guest speakers include Big Issue North Editor Kevin Gopal, former Hacienda DJ Dave Haslam and Dean of the Manchester Cathedral. The Home Project…

  • Culture

    Review: Letters to Morrissey @ HOME

    15th September 2017 By 0 99

    By Sam Gosling Photography: David Moneith Hodge Gary McNair brings his latest production to Manchester after a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival. McNair’s latest play ‘Letters to Morrissey’ is a story of an awkward teenager who when told by his school counselor to find somebody to talk to, chooses indie icon Morrissey. The audience are first introduced to McNair lay…

  • Culture, Manchester, Music

    Review: Cotton Clouds Festival shines on debut

    14th August 2017 By 0 337

    Humanity Hallows Issue 6 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Neil Harrison Featured image: @CottonCFest Better leave a space in next year’s summer festival diary. If the inaugural Cotton Clouds festival was anything to go by, then this relatively small one-dayer is destined for bigger and better things. In light…

  • Culture, Manchester, Music, News

    Cotton Clouds: Brand new boutique festival comes to Saddleworth featuring The Coral, The Sugarhill Gang and PINS

    30th July 2017 By 0 204

    Brand new boutique festival comes to Saddleworth, Oldham. Cotton Clouds Festival, Saddleworth Cricket Club, 12th August 2017. FEATURING: The Coral, The Sugarhill Gang, Nick Heyward, The Whip, Everly Pregnant Brothers, PINS, The Blinders, Cupids and more. By Neil Harrison From the people behind Manchester’s legendary Howling Rhythm club nights comes a brand new festival for…

  • Entertainment

    Isla Fisher is coming to Manchester as part of the 2017 Manchester Children’s Book Festival

    26th July 2017 By 0 246

    This summer, actress turned children’s author Isla Fisher is coming to Manchester to launch latest children’s book. Manchester Children’s Book Festival and Waterstones Deansgate will welcome Isla Fisher to Manchester this August to celebrate the publication of Marge and the Great Train Rescue. Isla will visit Waterstones Deansgate from 12:30pm, on the Wednesday 23rd August for…

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