The Kings Arms is celebrating black excellence with Curtis Cole’s play ‘Remembering the way – A love letter to Moss […]
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“Broomsticks, wreath-making and pumpkin trails” – Ordsall Hall’s Halloween events this October
Ordsall Hall is hosting a range of Halloween themed events and workshops this month to get Salford residents in the spooky spirit.
New vegan dessert spot opens in Salford
A new vegan-friendly dessert shop has opened in Irlam. Small business owner Fama Ulhaq has expanded the Range Desserts franchise […]
Salford Art Gallery’s online exhibition is coming to a close
The Open [2] exhibition, which is made by local Salford artists, closes on the 31st October.
Salford takeaway-only burger joint teams up with NQ restaurant for in-house dining
Salford-based delivery joint Burgerism has collaborated with Trof, a Northern Quarter based restaurant, to provide an in-house burger dining opportunity.
“The writing is inspired by people who are from local communities” – ‘Hold Me Close’ heads to Salford Arts Theatre
Salford audiences can enjoy the premiere of a new play ‘Hold Me Close’ at Salford Arts Theatre on October 15. The […]
“The only local one closed down years ago” – Walkden’s only record store opens at Walkden Town Centre
The owner of Walkden’s only record store says it will cater for local tastes and recommendations. Sticky Black Tarmac, launched […]
“Salford has loads of memories and stories” – Transport museum commemorates Bygone Salford history
An event celebrating Salford’s rich transport history is taking place in Manchester this weekend.
“Her resilience and courage reflected the ambitions of the school” – How the legacy of nursing heroine, Mary Seacole, is commemorated in Salford
Bust of Mary Seacole. Image credit: Jerry Dohnal via Flickr. No changes made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ Mary Seacole was a Crimean war […]
REVIEW: Salford alumni welcomes a sell-out show with ‘Sour Milk’
Sour Milk is a heart-breaking story following the lives of two queer friends navigating themselves through the 1980’s Aids epidemic. […]
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