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Arts & Culture The Lowry’s brand-new exhibition Queens celebrates iconic heroines and unsung legends with an unmissable programme of free, family-friendly fun
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Arts & Culture Fearne Cotton’s tranquil, nourishing Happy Place Festival returns to Tatton Park with a newly announced line-up of special guests
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Arts & Culture 8 of Manchester’s most stunning heritage sites
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Arts & Culture Manchester comedy of the week ft Fierce Bar, XS Malarkey and Creatures Comedy Club
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Arts & Culture Free things to do in Manchester this week FT DJ Paulette, The Whitworth and more
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Arts & Culture The Stoller Hall presents an irresistible programme of vibrant, eclectic jazz concerts this autumn
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Arts & Culture Piccadilly Records to host free listening party for Fontaines D.C.’s new album
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Arts & Culture King Arthur brings a gleefully mischievous take on medieval legends to The Lowry
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Arts & Culture REVIEW: Whistle Punks Manchester offers the city’s most memorable social experience
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Arts & Culture Free things to do in Manchester this week FT Adidas Skateboarding, Ramona and more
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Arts & Culture Bolton Museum’s popular Egypt Study Day is back this autumn
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Arts & Culture The BBC Philharmonic opens its 2024-25 concert season with an epic performance of Holst’s The Planets
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Arts & Culture Free things to do in Manchester this week FT Platt Fields Market Garden, Feel Good Club and more
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Arts & Culture The best: Classical music concerts coming to Manchester this summer
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Arts & Culture The best: Days out for kids and families around Manchester this summer
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Arts & Culture Warrington Arts Festival returns with nine days of spectacular family fun
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Arts & Culture Oldham Pride to celebrate 20th anniversary with huge party this weekend
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Arts & Culture The Science and Industry Museum explores the inspiring efforts of researchers and Manchester’s community heroes with Injecting Hope: The Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine
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Arts & Culture Manchester theatre favourite So La Flair are bringing a fantasy garden summer party to the Old Abbey Taphouse
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Arts & Culture Australian indie-folk sensation Ziggy Alberts brings his gentle, uplifting lyricism to Albert Hall
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