“The arts sector is always portrayed as a ‘glorified hobby'”: Salford dancers outrage at government ad

By Joni Sommerville 12th October 2020 Culture, News 0 comments

Salford arts workers are furious at a government advert which encourages artistic performers to retrain for careers in different sectors. […]

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Islington Mill gets go ahead for £7m project to help “communities resist gentrification”

By Matthew Lanceley 21st September 2020 News 0 comments

Renowned arts institution Islington Mill, in collaboration with Salford City Council, has been awarded a £3.3m grant from the European […]

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Salford Arts Theatre survival: “Not out of the woods yet”

By Robin Brown 16th July 2020 Theatre 0 comments

Salford Arts Theatre’s survival is crucial to many. The theatre has long been a local landmark, drawing on Salford’s rich […]

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“This lifeline will come too late for some” The Lowry in Salford responds to emergency arts funding

By Matthew Lanceley 6th July 2020 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

The CEO of the Lowry has spoken out regarding the £1.5 billion emergency investment in the arts. The funding was […]

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Review: An evening of new writing at Salford Arts Theatre

By Holly Pritchard 26th November 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

This weekend Salford Arts Theatre held the event, #BeInspired – A Night of New Writing in commemoration for Shelagh Delaney […]

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Let the kids loose at Swinton’s new Arts and Crafts club

By Lily Harris 29th January 2019 Art, Community, News 0 comments

Swinton Square has launched a new children’s arts and crafts club, Arts Let Loose.  The base is designed to be the […]

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Salford Makers open new shop on Chapel Street

By Ansa Ahmad 23rd October 2018 Art, Culture, Fashion, Interviews 0 comments

Salford Makers are opening a new shop in the middle of November 2018, which will be located on Chapel Street.

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The Manchester Northern Quarter store that is taking a different approach to retail

By Adam Eland 5th December 2017 Fashion, News, Regional News 0 comments

Tucked away in the depths of Northern Quarter lies Jutah Studios. To the normal onlooker, you could be inclined to think it’s just a menswear store, but you’d be wrong.

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