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Change The Record
Watch our workshop at the Children's History Conference at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2021, featuring our learning resources to help children and young people explore Alternative Histories and Heritage.
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Informal Drop-in Sessions
Want to get involved in the festival but not sure where to start, need more information, or just want to talk through your idea? We are hosting two informal drop-in sessions on Saturday 29 January and Tuesday 15 February at Manchester Central Library - we'd love to meet you!
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Informal Drop-in Sessions
Want to get involved in the festival but not sure where to start, need more information, or just want to talk through your idea? We are hosting an informal drop-in session on Tuesday 15 February at Manchester Central Library - we'd love to meet you!
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Opening Night
Join us for the launch of Manchester Histories Festival! Featuring a magnificent line up of speeches, performances and music.
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Manchester Central Library
We are delighted to be returning to Manchester Central Library – the most visited library in the UK, and home to a new permanent hub for Manchester Histories. Throughout the festival, the library will play host to a series of events featuring talks from environmental activists and academics, as well as performances from theatre groups and a talk from Manchester Histories Patron, David Adetayo Olusoga OBE.
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Gallery Oldham
This year, Gallery Oldham celebrates its 20th birthday, and we are thrilled to be working with them on a number of events, talks, and exhibitions.
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – For those who are to come
Exhibition curated by Eduardo Carvalho and Vanessa Gabriel-Robinson
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Friends Events and Walks
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Digital Content
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Angel Meadow Park
From beautiful, yet thought–provoking music, to cooking demonstrations, and talks about how food has always shaped the world we live in, our main stage will have something for everyone, including a Q&A with Carolyn Steel, author of Sitopia: How Food Can Change the World.
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Manchester Histories Festival 2022 – Celebration Day at The Manchester Monastery
The Celebration Day is back! We will be at the spectacular, Grade II listed Manchester Monastery in Gorton as we celebrate the city region’s rich history and heritage with over 50 stalls from museums, archives, and projects from across Greater Manchester.
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Rooms Of Our Own
A project to reveal the hidden ‘herstory’ of the Pankhurst Centre at Manchester Histories' brand new permanent space at Manchester Central Library
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