The sun seems to have vanished for now but don’t you worry as we still have heaps of cracking free events you can entertain yourself with this week, rain or shine.
From soulful live music sessions to independent cinema screenings — we’ve most definitely got you covered for all the best things to doing Manchester this week that won’t strain your wallet one bit.
Get stuck in the mud this Thursday for a fantastic terrarium-making workshop brought to you by Sale’s Bump & Baby Hideout.
Perfect for avid green-fingered gardeners or just the occasional cactus-buyer – this is a great way to try out something different this week and discover a whole new hobby.
Get yourself over to Levenshulme’s newest hub of cool – café bar stroke bike co-operative for a lovely Night Around The Piano.
Perched on the Fallowfield Loop, grab a bev and kick back in the stunning station hall for a more sophisticated Saturday evening.
All about bringing attention to and spotlighting the very best of the city’s pianist talent – this one is sure to be a feel-good night.
Head to the beautiful vistas of the Whitworth Locke Hotel this weekend for an incredible evening of community, music and performance.
Brought to you by Manchester-based musician Ceeow, The GreensKeepers Club will be bringing you a jam-packed evening of Soul-filled Funk and jazzy RnB tunes from three up and coming live bands.
Alongside the three musical ensembles, Manchester-based rap and spoken word platform Drop The Mic will also be showcasing some of their favourite performing artists.
End the week with a bang over at The Old Abbey Taphouse’s all-day terrace party. Blasting all the best Deep House, Disco House, Tech House and UK Garage — you’ll find yourself dancing well into the early hours of Sunday.
Featuring DJ residents Dom Hz, B2B Manhat, Sam Pills and many more alongside special guest Ardstepz, visitors are most definitely in safe hands on the soundtrack front.
- Words:
- Rhiannon Ingle
- Published on:
- Mon 25 Jul 2022
The Ducie Street Warehouse’s famed Superbia Cinema is back this Monday with a cracking screening of So Pretty.
Directed by Jessie Jeffrey Dunn Rovinelli, the tale follows four young queer people in New York City who struggle to maintain their proto-utopian community against the outside world.
Come along for a communal celebration of queer filmmaking and Manchester’s creative talent, and have a gander at some fantastic free films while you’re at it.