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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Michael Wood Talk
Michael Wood will explore the fascinating story of The University of Manchester.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Bright Club
The Bright Club Comedy Club. Hilarious stand-up comedy!
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Manchester Ballads – Music Meets History.
Join Michael Wood & friends as they play music and sings songs about history, work, war and social protest.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Panel Conversations – SORRY THIS EVENT HAS NOW BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES
Manchester’s History of Humanitarianism: In conversation with Professor Bertrand Taithe and Prof Tony Redmond OBE.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Panel Conversations
Muslim Arts Festival Migration Stories - Part of the Muslim Women’s Arts Festival and MACFEST Muslim Arts and Culture Festival.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Panel Conversations
Professor Hannah Barker hosts a conversation about the history and legacy of Phil Martin and Champs Camp.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Panel Conversations
A Forgotten Wartime Tragedy: 80 Years after the 1943 Bengal Famine with Anindita Ghosh, Professor of Modern Indian History. The University of Manchester.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – The Old Abbey Tap House
The Old Abbey Tap House present Pubs as centres of community heritage and the inspiring story of Len Johnson.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – The Nutmegs
The Nutmegs. A fun and lively 4-piece folk/indie festival band from Manchester.
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Galivantes
Galivantes are a seven-piece female-fronted ‘trumpet-punk’ band from Manchester, Get your dancing shoes on!
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Day 4: Sunday 9th June 2024 – Celebration Day – Birth Day
Exhibition. Celebrating 200 years of The University of Manchester with 'Birth Day,' delving into maternal care and early childhood medicine in Manchester during the 20th century.
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Tootally Wired – Forget fast fashion – take a long look at an old favourite: the Tootal scarf.
Join us for a celebration of this iconic Manchester-made fashion accessory!
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