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To mark the 15th anniversary of Cracking Good Food’s launch in 2010 the Cracking Good Food Cookery School is back!
At our (Cracking Good Food) ethical and sustainable Cookery School every delicious dish you create goes beyond the kitchen – your participation not only empowers you with culinary skills but supports our community work to alleviate food, fuel and kitchen kit insecurity in Greater Manchester. Plus, each class fee provides a nourishing meal for the homeless community. This really is cooking from the heart.
We are pleased to say that the St Thomas Centre in Ardwick will continue to serve as a vital hub for voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations in Greater Manchester. Following the closure of GMCVO, we can now announce that agreement has been reached for Macc to take over responsibility for the Centre, safeguarding this important resource for our sector.
The Royal Literary Fund has worked with Communities First for several years, offering free workshops in writing skills, led by our professional writers. We also work with Recovery Colleges, the NHS, unions and the voluntary sector.
In the seventh episode of Season 9 of the Meet the Mancunian podcast, Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe interviews Beth Powell, Managing Director of Creative City and a nominee for the Spirit of Manchester Award for Social Economy Champion. Beth details her motivations for supporting women and youth, her journey through personal mental health challenges, and the founding of Creative City.
Join Europia in celebrating the joy of the season and exploring the rich heritage of the Roma community!
The event will include: a cooking class tasting Roma festive food, traditional Eastern European Christmas nibbles to try, a craft table to create your own decorations, a polaroid photo booth with fun props, and opportunities to meet new people!
You are warmly invited to the Greater Manchester Caribbean and African Community Carol Service, hosted by the Dean of Manchester. Doors open at 6.30pm.
Join the Greater Manchester Caribbean and African Community at the magnificent Manchester Cathedral for a joyful evening grounded in unity, gratitude and Christmas spirit! We’ll be coming together to reflect on the incredible achievements of the Black Caribbean and African community over the past year, as well as collectively looking ahead to the new.
Admission is free, and all are welcome.
Join Manchester Central Library for this free fun-packed day of Christmas entertainment, featuring music, crafts, refreshments and special guests.
Suitable for families.