Hale Barns Carnival returns with three days of music, fair and food
This year’s Hale Barns Carnival returns tomorrow.
Final Garrick play of season explores youth mental health
THE director of Chatroom, the final play of the Garrick’s season, said that it was ideal for young people.
Manchester Jewish museum opens after two-year refurbishment
AFTER two years of refurbishment, the Manchester Jewish Museum has reopened.
How British film maker saved Thai orchestra with The Maestro
A British Film Maker from Thailand has saved a Thai Youth Orchestra by making a horror film.
Sale Festival: gin tasting, line-up, events and prices revealed
SALE Festival Committee has made up for last year when Covid prevented the Festival taking place.
NEW SHOW: The Hard Way comes to the Waterside in Sale
MANCHESTER based story The Hard Way comes to Waterside, Sale on Wednesday, June 2 at 7.30.
Man who was involved in Duke of Edinburgh scheme is sad about Prince Philip's death
RICHARD Bliss from Altrincham, was for eight years, involved with the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme becoming the North West Regional Ambassador for five years before standing down five years ago.
Hall in a day's work for Joanna and her creative supporters
FRIENDS of Stretford Public Hall are lucky to have Joanna Jones as their outreach and events manager because her fingers are always on the button.
New play to stream at Garrick
FOLLOWING the streaming of the stage play, Romeo and Juliet, the Garrick Playhouse plans to show Ross & Rachel.
Chorister turns pen pal for care home residents
Since lockdown, Jessica Murrills, of Altrincham Choral Society, has enjoyed Monday night Zoom sessions with conductor Steven Roberts.
