The Hive Wellbeing Hub in Swinton is offering a singing group to Salford residents with the aim of boosting mental health and helping support those who might be struggling.
The new group at the Hive is for everyone and runs on Friday mornings from 10am to 11am.
Folk musicians, Johnny Campbell and Joe Solo, are performing at the Working Class Movement Library as part of their Engels Week […]
An ex-Salford University student re-launched her infamous Jungle club night ‘Squiggle Dee Mash’ last Friday night. OttilIa Ordog, 44, brought the […]
The Smiths’ guitarist, Johnny Marr, is offering financial support to young Salfordians interested in a career in music. Launched by […]
Salford drinkers are being invited to support the city’s iconic Lads’ Club by buying a commemorative bottle of rum. Local […]
Salford’s Eagle Inn will host a launch party for musician Granfaloon’s new album Calendar this Friday. The album is the […]
Salford Community Leisure is offering free music tuition to children aged 5 to 7 years old. MAPAS (Music and Performing […]
A University of Salford Masters student has opened a new vinyl event at Brew-Tang Coffee House. Named ‘Vinyl Digging’, James […]
Tomorrow the Lowry Theatre welcomes back former Take That singer, Gary Barlow as a part of his ‘A Different Stage’ […]
Musician Granfalloon is playing live at Salford pub The Eagle Inn for the finale of his new album tour. Sing-songwriter, […]
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