 Ross Noble - Nonsensory Overload at...
Ross follows the success of last year’s 160 date Things tour – which not only ran for six weeks at London’s Apollo Theatre - but a...  VIDEO: Bog Standard Salford film supports...
A short film about a man stuck in a loo may not sound like a winning combination, but half the profits from Salford producer Chris...  Salford University - Midday Recital: The...
When: Tuesday, 16 November, 1.00pm — 2.00pm
Where: Peel Hall, Peel Building, University of Salford, M5 4WT
Who for: Everyone...  New exhibition reveals artistic approach to...
Arts and Heritage group, Manchester Modernist Society is hosting a free exhibition of maps developed by 12 regional artists and de...  New Youth Club at Oasis Academy...
Friday 19th November will see the launch night of a new youth club at Oasis MediaCityUK, Salford. Salford Film Festival 2010: Cricket
by Tom Rodgers
Three brothers make an ambitious and hotly-anticipated film for under a grand, and Salford Film Festival gets th...  Salford On Film
A selection of films from and images of Salford's past, prepared by the North West Film Archive at Manchester Metropolitan Univers... Chapel Street Community Arts News
By: Chris Doyle.
Details of upcoming activities by St Philips and Sacred Trinity Church.  £5m Lowry auction ...
A private auction of LS Lowry's work has raised £5m in London this week.  Sundays in Salford - 14th November
Take a fresh look at Salford...
Studio Salford
November newsletter
 Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell at Studio...
Organised Chaos Productions premiere another production you won't want to miss:
Catch glimpses of a world of women, drinking an... Salford Film Festival 2010: New Blood
by Tom Rodgers
With the Salford Film Festival (sponsored by the BBC, no less) opening tonight at the Vue cinema on Salford Quay...  Rich Hall at Salford Lowry
Star of the recent critically acclaimed BBC4 documentary, How the West Was Lost, the master of absurdist irony and general grouchi...  Rock ‘n’ Roll lives on at...
Musical trends may come and go but rock ‘n’ roll just keeps on rocking all the way into 2011 as even the Rolling Stones are rumour... |
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