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.
Presented by HAUNT Manchester and aAh! Magazine A good spoken word event is not only an opportunity to share work with an audience if you are a writer – but it’s also well worth being part of the crowd, for an inspiring and unique experience. Here you can see culture at its most cutting-edge: an opportunity to enjoy poetry, stories, slam-style…
By Kamila SebestovaPhotography: Ronnie Moore aAh! reports from the annual parade and interviews drag queen performer Cherry Valentine. Thousands of people unite in the streets of Manchester to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community over the August bank holiday weekend. This year’s Pride celebrations kicked off on Friday, followed by the main parade on Saturday, performances from…
By Lewis Finney In Manchester’s leafy suburb of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, an area with a high volume of independent cafes, restaurants bars and pubs, lies one particular vendor whose products are purely plant based. This is no surprise these days, the popularity of veganism has been on a positive trajectory for a while now. This café though,…
By Daniel Broadley The Saturday at Blue Dot marked the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 and mankind taking its first steps on the moon. We marked the occasion by starting the day with a vegan katsu curry for breakfast, catching some incredible musical acts, and watching a special screening of Apollo 11, all under the…
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