As Christmas draws nearer and nearer, there are still plenty of brilliant things to do around the city that won’t cost you a single quid.
From multi-sensory installations at the People’s History Museum to an indoor indie fashion market pop-up at YES’ Pink Room – we have most definitely got you covered for the best free things to do in Manchester this week.
If you’re tired of the traditional Christmas markets sweeping the city then head to the Pink Room at YES this Wednesday for a proper good peruse around 15 independent fashion brands proving sustainability shouldn’t compromise style.
Featuring a panel led by Future Fashion alongside resident DJs, Charlie Butt and Raz, this is sure to be a good one.
Head to the heart of Chorlton this Thursday for the last-ever quiz hosted by the legendary Nanny Banton over at the home of the £5 margs and daqs, The Beagle.
Get a group together and shake up the working week a tad with a £100 bar tab to be won alongside cocktail races, family fortunes and all the usual crack.
Check out the People History Museum’s latest multi-sensory installation titled Self, Sense, Space created by some incredible D/deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent artists.
Working across all four mediums of sound, visual art, scent and touch – this powerful installation is part of the co-curated programme that explores the history of disabled people’s rights and activism.
Swing by The Whitworth this Thursday to catch the book launch of Rebecca Binns’ latest work Gee Vaucher: Beyond punk, feminism and the avant-garde.
Binns will be in conversation with artist Vaucher to critically assess an extensive range of her work; from avant-garde art movements and counterculture to the punk scene and even contemporary street art – this launch is shaping up to be as entertaining as it is informative.
- Words:
- Rhiannon Ingle
- Published on:
- Sat 3 Dec 2022
There’s still time to catch the renowned animation studio, Mackinnon & Saunders’, exhibition over at Waterside Arts in Sale.
In partnership with Manchester Animation Festival, be sure to catch the incredible exhibition from the guys behind Corpse Bride, Ra Ra the Noisy Lion and Pinocchio to celebrate their 30th year creating such inspiring work.