Jews have helped to shape modern Manchester, from 18th century merchants to more recent orthodox groups. A new concert at the Manchester Jewish Museum has given a unique insight into the sounds and memories of...
Read MoreIt is a fine city indeed where Vimto mousse mixes with Sir Charles Hallé, Britain’s first nuclear free zone and an infamous sponge cake. But that’s what the Sculpture Hall Café at Manchester Town Hall delivers: creative regional...
Read MoreArtists are not famous for being good with money. But as most rely on selling you stuff they can’t be strangers to the laws of the market either. For decades those laws have worked against the North: London has sucked in both...
Read More‘O Vanity of Age’ – the first line under the first plate of A Rake’s Progress, Hogarth’s genre-defining etchings – kicks off Show Me the Money. Fresh from Hampshire’s Chawton House Library – owned...
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