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Arts & Culture Bongo’s Bingo welcomes spring with a series of riotous parties at Albert Hall
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Arts & Culture The full programme for Manchester International Festival 2025 has arrived
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Arts & Culture The London Philharmonic Orchestra bring Schumann and Mahler to life at The Bridgewater Hall
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Arts & Culture Rosalie Minnitt brings hit show Clementine to Fairfield Social Club
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Arts & Culture Free things to do in Manchester this week FT Stretford Town Centre, Side Street and more
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Arts & Culture Manchester comedy of the week FT Alexandra Haddow, Rob Auton and Roast Battle
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Arts & Culture The best: Exhibitions coming to Manchester this March
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Arts & Culture MACFEST hosts a spellbinding series of free online literary events featuring an array of esteemed international talent
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Arts & Culture ‘Goner’ explores alienation, addiction and violence against a thrilling horror backdrop at Lowry
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Arts & Culture MACFEST unveils an unmissable series of inspiring hands-on art workshops this spring
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Arts & Culture Transformation plans for the Science and Industry Museum include a Wonderlab & permanent gallery in the world’s oldest surviving passenger railway station
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Arts & Culture All Shall Be Afforded Dignity! investigates 30 years of democracy in South Africa at The Portico
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Arts & Culture Jodrell Bank blasts off into space this spring with a mesmerising programme of family-friendly entertainment
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Arts & Culture Review: The free exhibition which journeys through the life and legacy of LS Lowry
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Arts & Culture BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and Factory International present Philharmonic Sessions: The Augmented Orchestra
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Arts & Culture Cast revealed ahead of world premiere of Radiohead-soundtracked ‘Hamlet Hail to the Thief’
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Arts & Culture Manchester comedy of the week FT John Meagher, Athena Kugblenu and more
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Arts & Culture Free things to do in Manchester this week FT ROJAK, Ōdiobā and more
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Arts & Culture The best: International Women’s Day events coming to Manchester
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Arts & Culture ‘Pride and Prejudice (*sort of)’ brings a riotous pop-infused retelling of the Jane Austen classic to Lowry
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