LS Lowry’s ‘Going to the Match’ painting was rehung in Salford yesterday (24th November) and unveiled to the community the following […]
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Ex-convict transforms his life into a musical to inspire Salford youth away from crime and seclusion
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Engels Week celebrations at Working Class Movement Library
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Worsley village lantern tours are back again this December
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“It is all down to Putin” – Salfordians react to widespread egg shortage
The National Farmer’s Union has confirmed a countrywide egg shortage due to increased demand and increased costs throughout the supply […]
“It’s wonderful to have it back”: Lowry Curator shares excitement ahead of Thursday’s return of ‘Going to the Match’ painting
The Lowrys’ Director of Visual Arts, Michael Simpson and his small team are responsible for trying to keep the work of artist L.S. Lowry on display at the Lowry theatre and art gallery in Salford.
According to Mr Simpson, “The Lowry collection belongs to the people of Salford.”
Mr Simpson is very passionate about his work and appreciates L.S. Lowry for his unconventional artistic style.
“Music means everything to me” – Salford Symphony Orchestra celebrate their 75th anniversary
A Salford based amateur orchestra celebrated their 75th anniversary with a commemorative concert, playing music from composers such as Beethoven and Mozart.
Earlier this month, Salford Symphony Orchestra performed at St Paul’s Church with an aim to attract and inspire more younger faces to watch, and also perform with the orchestra.
“It’s about the people”: New community choir starts in Eccles
A new community choir has started in Eccles, in hopes that it will bring the residents together. Starting just last […]
World Television Day: MediaCity’s Coronation Street on the importance of real life storylines
In honour of World Television Day, SalfordNow spoke to the Chief Press Officer of Salford-based show, Coronation Street about the importance of […]
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