Satisfy your hunger for knowledge as well as lunch with Scranchester’s food tours of the city centre, discover a new hidden gem or go to favourite.

Try your hand at stand up comedy with an eight week intensive course with Dave Williams in the Frog and Bucket’s School of Comedy.

An insanely committed seven-nights-a-week, Creatures of the Night Comedy Club opens its doors (20.30-22.30 typically, though please check) for evening after evening of side-splitting comedy.

Beat the Frog is a legendary amateur comedy night, taking place each and every Monday. Many famous names prove it’s the real deal.

Providing award-winning Comedy since 1997, XS Malarkey is a not-for-profit comedy club, hosted every week by Toby Hadoke.

Band on the Wall bring people together to make, as well as watch, music. Join them to learn folk tunes from all over the world.

Every Thursday, Ramona’s MOT Station plays host to a specially curated roster of touring bands, local artists and resident performers. All live, all free entry, all the time.

Visit an exhibition of nature-inspired ceramics from Lily Brown and the duo Imprints of Earth, exploring creativity through clay.

Explore the ethics and history of food production and consumer culture through the work of Steph Huang at esea contemporary.

The three agents of chaos and groove who make up the Bethlehem Casuals bring a new sound and a new album to SOUP this November.

Manchester’s Christmas Gospel sees singer Wayne Ellington and friends as bring a powerful blend of gospel, soul, jazz, and R&B to some of your favourite Christmas classics.