International Women’s Day (IWD) is an important celebration of the social, cultural, political and economic achievements of women who have impacted women’s lives today. Created to champion women’s rights, gender equality, reproductive rights and abuse against women, he annual commemoration is about celebrating, educating and fundraising.
Stuck on what to do this year? aAh!’s 2024 rundown assembles the events in Manchester you won’t want to miss. MARCH Manchester Open Exhibition Until 28/04/24 @ HOME HOME’s biennial exhibition is the biggest celebration of the city’s creative talent. From students to established professionals, the venue will host a showcase of mixed media artwork…
By Parker Kirby. Featured image: Paramount Pictures 20 years after its initial release in cinemas, Mean Girls (2004) continues to be a pop culture phenomenon. As a new Mean Girls film, in the style of a musical, has been released this year, it seems natural for us to reflect on the legacy of Mean Girls….
Featured image and gallery: Freya Barber In what looks to be a promising year for Manchester’s thriving music scene, February kicks off with Liverpool’s Miles Kane – headlining the renowned venue O2 Ritz. Miles released his fifth studio album One Man Band in August 2023 to critical acclaim, yet tonight Miles does not stand alone….
A fast and fierce battle between the two competitive rugby teams ended in a 53-22 victory for MMU down at Platt Lane on Wednesday night.
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