Joan Crawford stars in one of her most iconic roles as homemaker-turned-business woman, Mildred Pierce in Michael Curtiz’ seething film noir. After her husband leaves her, Mildred proves herself capable beyond anybody’s expectations, but as her new business booms, her spoiled daughter and freeloading new beau contrive to show her the limits of the American Dream..
The ever-brilliant Breach Theatre bring a new scorching protest musical that traces the infamous Section 28 anti-gay legislation.
from £15.00
Mikhail Karikis explores communal sound-making as a way to draw attention to the most pressing issue of our time: climate change.
free entry
Celebrate the Art of Action at HOME, featuring Sam Peckinpah, Buster Keaton, Keanu Reeves and vintage pulp Mexican cinema.
from £7.95
Popular craft bakery, selling freshly baked goods on Manchester’s King Street.
Winner of the Good Food Award’s coveted Chippy of the Year award on multiple occasions, Harrowside is a great choice for fish and chips in Blackpool.
Not many chippies have a blue plaque outside, but not many chippies are as noteworthy as Papa’s in Blackpool.
Several time winners of the coveted Chippy of the Year award, Bentley’s serves up some of the finest fish and chips in Blackpool.
Consistently ranked among the top chippies in Blackpool, Lily’s Fish and Chips is a traditional spot that’s tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the prom.
Blackpool’s number one Indian restaurant, Twisted Indian packs a flavour punch and isn’t afraid to mix the traditional with the modern. Their motto? ‘Being normal is boring.’
Housing six independent food traders, two bars and a coffee shop, Abington Street Market Food Hall is a great choice for… choice! Great when you’re in a big (or fussy!) group.
Blackpool’s Rhythm and Brew is a traditional pub for lovers of modern craft beer and alternative live music.
Looking for craft beer and real ale in Blackpool? Cask and Tap won’t disappoint, pouring from six taps and eight casks, forever in rotation.
As part of the UK-wide Art of Action season, Showroom Cinema is doing its part to highlight the cinematic craft, artistry and skill that goes into making the action movie.
from £5.00
Leeds Film Festival is back on the big screen with brand new movies and classic cinema showing across the city.
from £7.50
Celebrate the Art of Action at HOME, featuring Sam Peckinpah, Buster Keaton, Keanu Reeves and vintage pulp Mexican cinema.
from £7.95
Queer East returns to Sheffield’s Showroom with four very different examples of LGBTQ+ cinema.
from £5.00
From Mad Max to Dom Toretto, Hyde Park Picture House showcase the spectrum of automotive action with this new film season.
from £6.00
FFS’s first year showcases the creativity of filmmakers from all over the world who identify as women or non-binary.
from £5.00
An early Christmas treat at Stockport Plaza as John McClane comes to town.
from £10.45
Factory International’s Weekend of Film and Music pairs Cillian Murphy in All of This Unreal Time with a live reimagining of Derek Jarman’s final film.
from £10.00
Munch away the Autumnal blues with this foodie orientated guide of Tours and Activities in Manchester and the North.
Take some autumnal eating-out tips from this month's guide to food and drink in Manchester and the North.
Spanning leftfield pop, forward-thinking classical and heady electronica, check out our latest music picks for autumn.
Read our latest highlights from the live classical music offer in Manchester and the North, taking in a number of the region's most cherished orchestral forces and venues.
Alongside experimental performance, new writing and free arts festivals, we take a look at some of the Christmas shows happening in the North.
As we move into festive season, Manchester and the North is packed with fun events and activities for families, both indoors and outdoors.
Bookish goings-on are perfect for picking up presents for others and treats to get yourself through the cold, dark days ahead.
Film festivals, animation and the art of action are amongst our highlights of a busy month at the cinema.
