Rhoko Exhibition at Foundation Coffee House
Running from now until late in January next year, global art and design dealers Rhoko will be taking over the Northern Quarter’s Foundation Coffee House, for a multi-displinary exhibition. This includes poster reproductions of work from 20th Century masters such as Picasso and Miró, but also some contemporary, original ceramics and tableware from international makers. Alongside these pieces, they will also be showcasing curated skin care, candles and textiles – all available for purchase.
Until Mon 21 Jan 2019, Foundation Coffee House, Sevendale House, Dale Street, Manchester, M1 1JF, 7.30am – 6pm, www.facebook.com
Free Festive Jazz at Band on the Wall
Keep the festive spirit going with this free jazz show courtesy of Band on the Wall. Four up-and-coming artists from the jazz, soul and experimental scenes will be coming to the legendary venue to ply their wares. First up is jazz-punk trio No-Arm, alongside Notingham-based multi-instrumentalist Pete Beardsworth, improvisers Svarctrio and accomplished guitar-poet Marco Woolf. This is a mixed standing and seated show.
Thu 27 Dec, Band on the Wall, 25 Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5JZ, 7.30pm – 11pm, www.eventbrite.co.uk
Dig Deep Records Pop-up Shop at Behind Closed Doors
Two days after Christmas, disco specialists Dig Deep Records take over Oldham Street’s secret speakeasy Behind Closed Doors. They’ll be setting up a pop-up record shop – tables loaded with crates containing rare originals and reissues spanning funk, soul and electronica from both sides of the Atlantic. As well as the shop, venue residents the Fair Play DJs will be on-hand, spinning an appropriate soundtrack for your crate digging into the early hours of the morning. The venue’s a little hard to locate (intentionally so), but check their Facebook page for details on how to get in the building.
Thu 27 Dec, Behind Closed Doors, 93 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LW, 8pm -1am, www.eventbrite.co.uk
- Words:
- Jon Whiteley
- Published on:
- Mon 26 Nov 2018
