By Sarah Lane Manchester Literature Festival returns 4th – 20th October, 2019. With over 100 established and emerging authors on the bill, the Manchester Literature Festival will showcase the best literature from around the world. The organisers of the festival have commissioned innovative literature for the festival and have provided writers with the opportunity to experiment…
By Kamila SebestovaPhotography: Ronnie Moore ‘Don’t Trump our NHS’, say the attendees’ posters at the largest “Shut Down the Tories” march. It’s September 29, a typical rainy Mancunian Sunday as thousands gather to protest against the decisions of the Conservative government. Remainers united for a mutual cause There’s a fair mix of people attending the march…
Photography: James Chapman We head to Bongo’s Bingo to find out more about the city’s craziest night out The stunning Albert Hall is home to the city’s favourite, bonkers party. Tables and benches line the path to the stage, which quickly become mini stages of their own as guests sing, dance and rave their hearts out to classic bangers…
By Mike Hingston Grimmfest 2019 will take place from 3rd – 6th October 2019 at the ODEON Manchester Great Northern, UK The Brothers Grimm were the forefathers of every nightmare we as a culture have ever had. They created every tapping on your window, every creak in your floorboards and every scratch on your door…
Photography: Akash Ali Thousands of young people skipped school on Friday 20th September in protest of climate change. The global youth strike took place around Manchester city centre and was inspired by teenage activist and author Greta Thunburg.
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