[@]Manchester Festivals
Festival celebrations are often great ways to have shared experiences with your friends and family while enjoying specialist events and live entertainment.
We have selected a few of the best and diverse cultural festivals, coming this summer, including entertainment, parades, performances and film festivals.
In July the Manchester Fringe Festival presents a month’s worth of new theatre, comedy and much more, listen to and engage with writers and storytellers at the Literature Festival, in October, or simply marvel at the beauty of the ‘Steam Age’ at the East Lancs Railway, open all summer.
So grab your shoes, get those tickets and get going.
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Manchester Christmas Markets
Now in its 26th year, the marlets sprawl across Manchester with over 225 stalls to discover gifts and trinkets. Look out for regular events such as the Ice Skating and Winter Gardens
When: 8th - 22nd Dec '24
Address: Across Manchester City Centre
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Manchester Film Festival
9 days of incredible films this March, sourced from all over the world as well as right here in the North West. Including shorts, features, premiers, Q&As, red carpet glamour and so much more
When: 15th - 24th Mar '25
Address: Odeon Manchester{c} Great Northern Warehouse M3 4EN
Website: More information...
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Manchester a City of ‘Quarters’
Bury
Only 30 minutes by Tram from the City Centre, Bury and its attractions make a good day trip
Castlefield
Nestled between the Irwell and Medloack rivers Castlefield is where the Romans established 'Mamucium'. Experience the old and modern and explore its attractions
China Town
China Town, a stone's throw from Piccadilly Gardens, offers restaurants, specialist supermarkets and entertainment all in one space
Deansgate
Connecting most parts of the city, this mile-long road is worth a stroll along and offers some great shops and places to eat
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