A North Manchester-wide cultural festival is taking place this summer: 17 June - 9 July 2023.
Celebrating the amazing, rich diverse culture and history in North Manchester. There will be a range of events in each community including workshops, food, music, art, dance, fashion and more.
The festival is led by The North Manchester Inclusion Partnership.
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A new Greater Manchester choir has been created for those bereaved by suicide and they would love to welcome new members.
The choir meets weekly on a Wednesday evening 7pm-8.30pm at a central Manchester location and are planning to perform publicly on 29 June 2023 when the Baton of Hope UK Tour arrives in Manchester.
threadUp CIC have launched a survey to better understand the wellbeing needs of those working in the creative sector.
threadUp CIC is a Manchester based not for profit organisation with a mission to support and improve the mental health and wellbeing of every creative and artist they can reach.
Bring your community together with The Big Lunch this year - be part of history and join millions across the UK with a Coronation Big Lunch on 6-8 May or join the fun in June and plan your Big Lunch as part of the Month of Community.
The third The Future Is Ours Festival – a celebration of youth creativity, action and voice – is fast approaching. Showcasing, artwork created by young artists accessing, The Horsfall, one of the only 
art galleries and creative spaces in the world dedicated to young people (aged 13-25) and part of 42nd Street Mental Health Charity.
Factory International are recruiting for a number of temporary roles for the 2023 festival. Roles include: technical teams, event, artist liaison, visitor experience, ticketing, admin roles and more.
As part of its 10-year commitment to Moston, Harpurhey and Charlestown SICK! are continuing the delivery of the SICK! Mental Health Arts Programme (SMASH), a creative social prescribing 
project that offers participants a range of innovative experiences designed to:
Brighter Sound have teamed up with one of dance music’s most exciting artists I. JORDAN to present an intentional, dedicated creative residency for Trans and Non-Binary music makers.
This 6-day project taking place in January 2023 is a space for artists to explore and develop their creative practice in a nurturing and mutually supportive environment.
Cultural organisations are being invited to bid for three years of funding to help them provide excellent cultural experiences and opportunities in Greater Manchester.
Applications are now open for the “Spirit” and “Sustain” strands of the Greater Manchester Culture Fund.
The fund supports delivery of the city-region’s culture strategy ‘Grown in Greater Manchester. Known Around the World’.