Black Power Desk depicts the real-life struggle of black activists in a compelling, beautiful way. Set in the 1970s against […]
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Black Sabbath – The Ballet Review: A unique yet powerful way of exploring the legacy of Black Sabbath
Birmingham Royal Ballet’s production of ‘Black Sabbath – The Ballet’ has taken centre stage at The Lowry, Salford, serving as […]
Review: Wax Head scorches the White Hotel
Salford-formed psych band, Wax Head, played a brazen, audacious gig to remember as they headlined at the iconic independent music […]
“Every bite was so delicious” – Salford’s Old Fire Station fires up bold new menu
Salford’s combined bakery, brewery, cafe and bar has a new summer menu – and it’s delicious. The Old Fire Station […]
Children’ illustrator and writer celebrated in new family friendly exhibition at the Lowry
This summer the Lowry is celebrating a beloved children’s illustrator and writer in its newest exhibition, Quentin Blake and Me. […]
Lowry’s Going to the Match comes to life
Visiting the Lowry 360 art experience, I had no idea what I would be walking into… but once I did […]
Review: Electric open-mic poetry night ‘brimming with writers’ debuts in Eccles
At the top of Church Street in Eccles lies the newly rebranded 96 Degrees, which has recently debuted its new […]
“From the ecstasy of victory to the weight of national expectation” – Dear England hits the back of the net
You don’t need to be a football expert to be swept up in the Dear England emotional highs, as James […]
VNAM reveal new menu at Salford Quays Kargo MKT
A new taste of Vietnam has been unveiled in Media City, nestled in the heart of Kargo MKT, VNAM brings […]
Opera North bringing their latest productions to the Lowry this March
Salford audiences are set to be entertained as myths, magic and a shorter opera are set to come to the […]
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