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  • The Cost of Us Film Screening and Creative Discussion

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    Stretford Public Hall Chester Road, Manchester

    Join us at Stretford Public Hall for “The Cost of Us” a film created by women from Trafford, exploring the impact of the cost of living crisis on women of all ages.

  • Bunker Talk #153: Zodwa Nyoni

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    Bunker Talks invite artists and researchers to explore geopolitical, ecological or economic concerns. Curated by the Performance Research Group at Manchester School of Art

  • Centre for Place Writing Pop Up Day

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    School of Digital Arts (SODA) 14 Higher Chatham St,, Manchester

    A day of talks, readings, and discussions exploring how writing about place connects to today's big issues, from climate change to migration

  • Games Workshop Research Day : Saturday 11th October 2025

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    International Anthony Burgess Foundation 3 Cambridge Street, Manchester

    The Manchester Game Centre is hosting its second annual Games Workshop Research Day on 11 October 2025!

    Please join us for a day of talks and games.

    For its second outing the event will run all day from 9:30am until 8:30pm and has 3 parts.

    Join us at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation in Manchester for a day of talks and gaming. This event is free and is open to everyone. 

  • Future-Proofing Equality in Children’s Publishing Symposium

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    Grosvenor East Building, Manchester Metropolitan University Cavendish Street, Manchester

    Bringing together publishers, writers, specialists and students, this symposium explores the impact of global conversations around equality in children’s publishing

  • Frantz Omar Fanon & Stand Up to Racism : Philosophies of Resistance

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    People's History Museum Left Bank Spinningfields, Manchester

    The Manchester Metropolitan University Human Sciences Seminar Series is an invited speaker and research seminar organised by the Department of History, Politics and Philosophy

  • Philosophy in Prisons : Philosophies of Resistance

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    People's History Museum Left Bank Spinningfields, Manchester

    The Manchester Metropolitan University Human Sciences Seminar Series is an invited speaker and research seminar organised by the Department of History, Politics and Philosophy

  • Visual Arts Book Launch : Adam Walker – Textual Actants

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    Grosvenor East Building, Manchester Metropolitan University Cavendish Street, Manchester

    Please join us for an event celebrating the publication of Adam Walker’s new book, Textual Actants (Infrastructure) (Ma Bibliothèque). Adam will be joined in conversation by Susannah Thomson, Laura Haynes, and Nell Osborne, who will also give readings of their work.

  • Human Rights & Resistance : Philosophies of Resistance

    People's History Museum Left Bank Spinningfields, Manchester

    The Manchester Metropolitan University Human Sciences Seminar Series is an invited speaker and research seminar organised by the Philosophy section of MMU’s Department of History, Politics and Philosophy Tickets £5 full / £3 concessions Free tickets for Manchester Met staff and students - email ahead@mmu.ac.uk for more details The 2026 series, Philosophies of Resistance, will explore the […]

  • Roots of Resistance

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    Birch Community Centre Brighton Grove, Manchester, United Kingdom

    This event explores the intersection of feminism, public green spaces, and the role of plants in shaping memory and identity. It centres on the legacy of Rosa Grindon—a suffragist, botanist, and Shakespearean lecturer—and uses her story as a lens to reflect on women’s lives are remembered . Rosa Grindon, initiated the first version of the […]

  • Society for European Philosophy Public Talks

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    The Transdisciplinary Philosophy Research Group (TPRG) presents a series of events open to the public inviting audiences to contemplate European philosophical ideas with renowned international speakers.