Whether you’re planning to go out with a bang for the first bank holiday weekend of the year, or fancy something a little more low-key with family, you’re gonna be pretty spoiled for choice. From feasting on tasty, seasonal specials to exploring the great outdoors across the city, here’s our guide to the best things to do in Manchester this Easter bank holiday weekend.
1. Visit brand new Mexican spot OCASA
Manchester’s hospitality scene is about to turn up the heat as OCASA, a Mexican-inspired restaurant and bar, opens its doors this Easter Bank Holiday (Good Friday, April 18) in the heart of Spinningfields, Manchester – replacing long-running chic bar Sunset by Australasia.
Located on The Avenue, across from Dear Sailor, this stunning new spot on the former site of Sunset by Australasia takes inspiration from the shores of Tulum and the bustling street food scene of Mexico City. Diner can expect bold flavours, expertly-crafted cocktails, and energetic music and entertainment all in one place.
To mark its official opening on Good Friday (18th April), OCASA will be giving away 1,000 free margaritas – no strings attached. From 3pm to 6pm, the first guests to arrive will be invited to enjoy a complimentary, expertly crafted frozen margarita, made with the signature Casamigos tequila – so make sure you’re there!
🎟️ Book here.
📍 OCASA, 1 Spinningfields Square, Manchester, M3 3AP..
2. Celebrate the long weekend at Freight Island
Manchester’s Freight Island is back in full swing, and Easter weekend is set to be a corker. With an all-new line-up of city favourites and newbies, the food and drink offering at Freight Island is its best yet, including Denton’s Ornella’s, MOREJOY, Gooey, Hello Dezato, Patterson’s, Mia’s Arepas and so many more.
Alongside the new food and drink offerings, there are also some great events happening over the Easter bank holiday weekend. From drinking, dancing and dining, to boozy fun at Bingo Lingo, Afrobeats and Brunch, jungle and reggae beats and so much more, there’s something for everyone at Freight Island.
🎟️ Find the calendar and book events here.
📍 Freight Island, 11 Baring Street, Manchester M1 2PZ.
3. See Joy Division & New Order co-founder Peter Hook live in Manchester
Peter Hook & The Light are set to play Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse this 19th April, where they will perform the New Order album ‘Get Ready‘ in full, alongside a selection of the most seminal tracks from the rich catalogues of both Joy Division and New Order.
‘Get Ready’ was released in 2001, reached #6 in the UK album chart and was the seventh New Order album. Featuring key singles such as Crystal, Someone Like You, and 60 Miles An Hour, it also featured guest appearances from the likes of Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan, plus Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie and Andrew Innes. The record was dedicated to Rob Gretton, the manager of both Joy Division and New Order, who had died in 1999, so this is set to be a very special Easter show.
🎟️ Find tickets here.
📍 O2 Victoria Warehouse, Trafford Wharf Rd, Trafford Park, Stretford, Manchester M17 1AB.
4. Take a wonderful spring wander around RHS Garden Bridgewater
Opening just a few years ago in Worsley, the RHS Garden Bridgewater gates lead to a beautiful, nature wonderland – and it’s the perfect place to catch a literal breath of fresh air. Featuring multiple areas throughout to explore, including the ‘crown jewel’ of the site – the 11-acre Weston Walled Garden – visitors won’t be at a loss for beautiful sights, with tons of greenery, blooms, a peaceful lake and a number of lovely little ponds to potter around, as well as seasonal flowers and plants that transform throughout the year. Escape the city and witness nature doing its thing at this scenic garden – plus spring has to be the perfect time for a visit!
🎟️ Book here.
📍 RHS Garden Bridgewater, Occupation Rd, Worsley, Manchester M28 2LJ.
5. See live music at ManiFest at the Oast House
The Oast House is bringing back its spring and summer festival, ManiFest, which officially begins on Easter weekend. The free-to-attend music festival will kick off on Easter Sunday (20th April), with a packed roster of musicians lined up for the occasion. Guests can enjoy genres including rock, pop, soul, R&B, funk, disco and blues, as well as delicious street food and flowing drinks – hopefully with the sun blazing.
🎟️ No booking needed, but you can book a table inside here.
📍 The Oast House, The Avenue Courtyard, M3 3AY.
6. Taste your way through a screening of Chef (2014)
Taste Film believes films should be more than just watched—they should be lived, shared, and tasted. Get ready to embark on a journey where fine food and iconic film moments collide, transforming your night out into an unforgettable adventure. This time, Taste Film is going on a road trip through the USA, taking you with them as they dish out the menu for the ultimate foodie film. Taste Film presents Chef!
Expect a three-course meal inspired by the 2014 film, so you can dine in sync with iconic on-screen moments with each course timed to perfection. You can find the classic, vegetarian and vegan menus here and see if anything tickles your fancy!
🎟️ Book your experience here.
📍 The Anthologist, 1 St. Peter’s Square, Manchester, M2 3DE.
7. Climb up to Peel Tower and see sweeping views of Manchester and beyond
Looking for a fun and affordable day out this Easter? Get outdoors for some fresh air and explore Ramsbottom where you’ll find Peel Tower. Standing proud on Holcombe Hill, the tower named after Sir Robert Peel will be open to the public on Easter Sunday (20th April) for you to climb up. At the top you’ll be rewarded with amazing views of the Manchester skyline and nearby countryside.
🎟️ No tickets are needed, but you can pay on the door to enter: Adult: £2, Child: £1, Family £4.
📍 Peel Tower, off Moorbottom Rd, Holcombe, Bury BL8 4NR.
8. Fill up on cheese on this epic Manchester Cheese Crawl
If you prefer a bit of cheese over chocolate, then indulge in some of the best local delights on the Manchester Cheese Crawl – where guests can discover some of the best local highlights within the city. Sample tons of brie-lliant cheeses along the way, alongside plenty of accompanying wine and crackers.
🎟️ You can book here.
📍 Starts at Richard Cobden Statue, 2-437 St. Ann’s Square, Manchester, M2 7JB.
9. Celebrate Match of the Day turning 60 at the National Football Museum
Throughout the Easter holidays, the National Football Museum, in partnership with the BBC, will be running a special exhibition delving into the 60 years of history behind the nation’s favourite footballing show – Match of the Day. Explore how the programme has trailblazed and transformed the football broadcasting world, and peer into the future with special teasers for NFM visitors.
See fascinating objects from the show’s history, including one of John Motson’s legendary sheepskin coats, original scripts and documents, and one of the cameras used to film colour broadcasts in the 1970s. Hear from iconic presenters, watch a fascinating short film charting the show’s evolution through the decades, and share your thoughts and memories on Match of the Day.
Running alongside ‘MotD @ 60’ is ‘From Pitch to Page‘, an immersive look into the magic of football annuals from the 1950’s to present day. Learn how annuals have evolved throughout the decades and explore important and unforgettable stories that have shaped the game we love today.
🎟️ Get your general admission tickets here (all exhibitions included).
📍 National Football Museum, Todd St, Manchester M4 3BG.
10. Catch a new movie at the cinema
If it’s a chilled one on the cards for you this Easter weekend, then there are plenty of fantastic flicks to enjoy at Vue and ODEON cinemas in Manchester. From the brand new A Minecraft Movie to the freshly released Disney’s Snow White and Death of a Unicorn, there are plenty of huge Hollywood hits to get stuck into right now. Plus you can enjoy discounted cinema tickets via Fever, too!
🎟️ Find tickets here.
📍 Various sites in Manchester.
11. Grab a showstopping secret Easter cocktail at The Alchemist
Only this Easter weekend, visitors to The Alchemist in Manchester can order the secret The Egg cocktail, made with Hendrick’s Gin, St Germain, citrus, and punchy cucumber yuzu, served in a Fabergé egg. Guests are actually (for once) encouraged to take the cup (egg) home with them and give the limited-edition Fabergé egg a second life! Other The Alchemist’s favoured drinks for Easter include:
- Pipe Dream – ideal for those craving an Easter chocolate fix (Brugal 1888, discarded cascara, Laphroaig 10yr, Licor 43 and Giffard Chocolate Cookie)
- Mad Hatter (for two) – a refreshing and vibrant choice that tastes like springtime in a glass (Ketel One Vodka, citrus, St Germain, Cointreau and summer fruits)
🎟️ Book a table at the Spinningfields site here, and the New York Street location here.
📍 The Alchemist Spinningfields, 3 Hardman St, Manchester M3 3HF | 1 New York St, Manchester M1 4HD.
12. Go all out with Easter celebrations at Albert’s Schloss
Of course, raucous Manchester spot Albert’s Schloss is getting in on the Easter action. The revelry kicks off with a fantastisch Kunst Kabaret show on Thursday 17th April, followed by the ever-popular Rise + Shine breakfast DJ request line. From 10am, enjoy an upbeat atmosphere with special guest hosts, mouthwatering breakfast dishes, and signature cocktails. Guests can even request their favorite songs, creating the perfect playlist to go with their poached eggs and pastries.
The celebrations continue on Easter Sunday with the ultimate Schloss Sunday Roasts experience – now even better than before. Think the famous Bavarian Sunday Luncheon served with crispier tatties, richer gravy, all alongside uplifting performances from the Sunday Choirs, plus an evening band performance to close the night on a high note.
Albert’s Schloss has also added a limited-edition dish to the menu for Easter. The Lamb Challah Burger offers a succulent lamb patty, braised lamb shoulder, caramelised onions, raclette and redcurrant sauce all served on a haus-baked challah bun. Served with fries and mint mayonnaise, and available from 14th – 21st April.
🎟️ Book a table here.
📍Albert’s Schloss, 27 Peter St, Manchester M2 5QR.
13. Experience the wonderful stage production WAKE at Aviva Studios
Based on the Irish funeral rite, WAKE explores liturgy, grief, togetherness and collectively imagining the future, all within the framework of a wild party. It embraces the ecstasy of letting go, the wild abandon of an all-nighter and the beauty of transformation – a timeless reminder to live fully.
WAKE is an electrifying Irish variety phenomenon filled with aerial artistry, Irish tap, cabaret, slam poetry, pole dancing and more at Aviva Studios this Easter weekend – it’s really like nothing else you’ll fins in Manchester this Easter Bank Holiday Weekend.
🎟️ Book here.
📍 Aviva Studios, Water St, Manchester M3 4JQ.
14. Get yourself a free ‘Baby Beer’ or Watermelon Spritz in the Northern Quarter
Instagram post via @paragonbrands
Two Manchester bars are giving away over 300 free drinks this Easter Bank Holiday, including the city’s trending ‘Baby Beer‘ serve and a brand-new Watermelon Spritz, tipped to be this summer’s go-to. On Friday 18th April, The Salmon of Knowledge (NQ and Didsbury) will hand out 100 Baby Beers each, the sweet, creamy Licor 43 shot that’s blowing up on local feeds. Then on Sunday, Manchester’s iconic NQ bar, The Freemount joins in with 100 free Watermelon Spritzes to offer out to customers. Go for it!
🎟️ No need to book, just get down early doors.
📍 The Salmon of Knowledge, 26 Lever St, Manchester M1 1DW | Wilmslow Road, Didsbury, Manchester M20 6QZ | The Freemount, 28-30 Oldham St, Manchester M1 1JN.
15. Easter Weekender at Sexy Fish
A show-stopping Easter weekend is set to take over Sexy Fish Manchester, featuring not one, not two, but three Sexy Fish Dinner Parties. With entertainment all night long, expect a selection of the city’s favourites such as DJ Kimmi K and Martin Costa as well as a special guest performance from legends Dax on Saxx and – of course – an epic bar show with sparklers, bells and dancers.
Sexy Fish will also be throwing a special Easter Sexy Sunday Brunch priced at £48 per person. Guests will be treated to bottomless sushi featuring maki, tempura, sashimi and tatares as well as a selection of starters, one main per person with dishes such asGrilled Seabass, Spicy Beef Tenderloin andSpicy Prawn Noodles finished with an array of iconic Sexy Fish desserts served sharing-style. Bottomless bubbles can be added on from £34 per person and limitless cocktails from £35 per person – this is serious Easter weekending.
🎟️ Book here.
📍 Sexy Fish, 1 The Avenue, Deansgate, Manchester M3 3AP.
16. Experience the ultimate Easter brunch with a difference at Electric Shuffle
Electric Shuffle is kicking off bank holiday season with the Ultimate Easter Brunch Takeover – a full weekend of non-stop party vibes and bottomless brunch goodness. The arrival of spring and the first bank holiday of the year are cause for celebration, and Electric Shuffle is going all out with three days of brunch, beats, booze, and shuffleboard.
Expect banging tunes from the resident DJ, a bottle of prosecco (or four beers) for every guest, endless sourdough pizza (it will keep coming for the full two hours) and an hour of high-tech shuffleboard. The Electric Shuffle team will also be dishing out sweet treats – it is Easter after all – so you’ll struggle to find more packed into a session than this.
🎟️ Book here.
📍 Electric Shuffle, Ground floor, 201 Deansgate, Manchester M3 3NW.
17. Grab a £1 coffee from the exclusive Grind truck
Grind is preparing to open in Manchester this summer, which will be their first café outside of London, and to celebrate, they’ll be giving out £1 coffees over the Easter weekend! Coffee lovers can head down to St Ann’s Square where the iconic Grind pink coffee truck will be parked from Thursday 17th – Saturday 19th April, dishing out £1 cups of their speciality-grade coffee and some extra treats along the way – what could be better?
🎟️ No tickets required, just turn up!
📍 St Ann’s Square, M2 7PW.
18. Easter Brunch at The Blues Kitchen
Whether you’re feeling worse for wear from Friday night or your looking to start your Saturday on a feel good vibe, the Hip Hop Orchestra brunch at The Blues Kitchen has you covered. You can expect wall-to-wall musical goodness as the incredible DJs and live band play all your favourite hip hop, afrobeats and R&B gems. Live music, paired with brag about BBQ food and bottomless booze, this one’s an absolute no-brainer.
🎟️ Get tickets here.
📍 The Blues Kitchen, 13 Quay St, Manchester M3 3HN.
19. Enjoy a luxury chippy tea at KAJI
In Good Friday tradition, KAJI will be offering a special fish option to tide you over the Easter weekend. This decadent offering flips the Northern classic on its head and elevates it with fire, finesse and big flavours.
Guests will enjoy a selection of snacks including fire-toasted bread with smoked seaweed butter and a rich, umami-packed Wagyu fat-infused miso broth. For starters, choose between Wye Valley asparagus with crispy egg and shiso hollandaise, or an XO crab gratin with toasted panko and spring onion.
Mains feature either KAJI Fish & Chips – tempura haddock, chippy chips, wasabi peas, katsu curry sauce, nori tartare, and vinegar scraps – or the Ox Cheek Suet Pudding, slow-braised in suet pastry with chippy chips and umami gravy. Finish with a dessert of sticky toffee pudding with miso caramel and clotted cream, or a decadent dark chocolate and Wagyu fat cheesecake – treat yourself this Easter!
🎟️ Book a table here.
📍 KAJI, 64 Bridge St, Manchester M3 3BN.
20. Get your groove on with the start of the 2025 PROGRESS open-air season
As the warmer months approach, PROGRESS unveils a season of open-air day parties across its Ardwick spaces – PROGRESS, plus the official launch of two new spaces – Square One and Cakebread Street. After road-testing the venue using different forms, PROGRESS’ current set up is a reimagined industrial cut-through now transformed into Manchester’s latest cultural venue.
Friday and Saturday of Easter weekend are looking pretty packed at PROGRESS, with Ross From Friends bringing his new concept ‘Bubble Love’ to Manchester, plus SHÈN Presents Franky Wah B2B Cristoph – both of which are set to be incredible. Don your dancing shoes and get down to PROGRESS to dance your bank holiday weekend away!
🎟️ Find tickets for the Friday here, and the Saturday here.
📍 Progress Centre, Charlton Pl, Ardwick, Manchester M12 6HS.
21. Get a taste of Easter with Dormouse Chocolates at Great Northern
This Easter, Dormouse Chocolates—an award-winning chocolatier nestled in Manchester’s Great Northern Warehouse—is once again delighting chocolate lovers with the return of a seasonal favourite: the charming ‘Egg on Toast‘ bar. This playful creation features their signature bread and butter milk chocolate, topped with a whimsical white chocolate fried egg.
Joining the festive lineup are Dormouse’s distinctive ‘flat’ Easter eggs, available in two indulgent flavours: milk chocolate with buttercrunch and dark chocolate with hazelnut and ginger. Handcrafted with care, these inventive treats make perfect gifts for those seeking something a little out of the ordinary this Easter. Get your chocolate fix at Great Northern all Easter weekend long!
🎟️ No ticket required, just drop by.
📍 Dormouse Chocolates, Unit O, Deansgate Mews, Manchester M3 4EN.
22. Easter celebrations at Afflecks
Afflecks, Manchester’s iconic independent shopping and tourist destination, has announced a jam-packed schedule of activities, events, and workshops taking place across the Easter weekend. Starting with the Definitely Maybe Easter Hunt, the Easter bunnies at Definitely Maybe have been busy crafting an Easter Egg Hunt with a grown-up twist, as they will be hiding free drinks tokens around Afflecks on Saturday 19th April for thirsty shoppers to find and enjoy in the Oasis-themed bar.
Then, the second-floor family-run apparel shop Modern Streets will be transformed into a coffee shop with an Oddy Knocky Coffee takeover, offering visitors the chance to get their hands on an exclusive Modern Street T-Shirt and 250g Faded Coffee Bag from the specialty coffee brand as part of their Collectors Club range – there are only 100 available, so be quick!
🎟️ No tickets required, just turn up on the day!
📍 Afflecks, 52 Church St, Manchester M4 1PW.
23. Go wild at the New Century Easter Weekender
Instagram post via @newcenturykitchenmcr
It’s a four day weekend. It’s set to be scorcher. AND New Century of course has a bunch lined up to keep you, your fam, your pals (and even your dog) busy. Here’s what you can look forward to next Easter weekend at New Century:
Friday 18th April (Good Friday)
- Happy Hour Extended! Get £4 lager, £5 Guinness and £4 house wine, 12pm-7pm
- Yard Party from 2pm with sets from Hilton Thompson, Peter Jay and A Certain Ratio soundsystem featuring Martin Moscrop and Ellen Beth Abdi
Saturday 19th April
- Go bottomless 11am-4pm from £30pp
- Sadler’s Yard takeover! Family fun, kid friendly performers, face painting and circus skills with The Circus House
- Sets from Jamie Groovement and DJ Ana May all day long
- Live music from the New Century Club Band
- The incredible Day Fever is back!
Sunday 20th April (Easter Sunday)
- Go bottomless 11am-4pm from £30pp
- Yard Party continues with music from Ste Macca Mcdonald and Mikey D.O.N
- Soul All-Dayer
- Open ’til 10pm for the bank holiday.
As always, downstairs entry is completely free! The excellent New Century indie Kitchens will be serving up the usual goodness ’til 9:30pm each night, so you can be sure to soak up all the various concoctions of the day.
24. Grab a vintage gem at the Vintage Gene’s pop-up shop in Prestwich
Instagram post via @vintagegenesuk
Coming to you on Good Friday (18th April) Vintage Gene’s will be making its home in the beautiful Wallop (formerly Wine & Wallop) beer garden in lovely Prestwich. Showcasing a variety of amazing local and sustainable businesses including Gogo’s Vintage, Lady Lay Vintage, Beatin’ Rhythm Records and Rare Finds Flea Market, Vintage Gene’s is your one-stop-shop for all you vintage-enthusiasts! Get down, grab a drink and enjoy!
🎟️ Entry is free.
📍 Wallop, 403 Bury New Road, Prestwich, M25 1AA.
25. Grab a free slice of pizza at Nell’s Altrincham
Nell’s New York Pizza and Bar arrived in Altrincham almost five months ago – bringing their famous thin, big and crispy pizzas with them. They’re celebrating their first Easter weekend as part of the community by giving away 150 slices of their massive 22” pizza to the first 150 people to grace their gorgeous sun trap terrace on Good Friday (18th April). The giveaway will start from 12pm, and lucky visitors will also be able to get their hands on plenty of vouchers and Nell’s goodies too.
🎟️ No booking required, just turn up early!
📍 Nell’s, 2 George St, Altrincham WA14 1SG.
26. Try some plant-based goodies at the Northern Vegan Festival
The Northern Vegan Festival is back, and will feature over 100 fantastic stalls, global vegan cuisine from talented chefs, decadent desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth, free samples to discover new favourites, expert talks from vegan advocates and specialists and much more, running throughout Saturday 19th April between 10.30am and 4.30pm.
Stalls will include cooked and raw foods, pies, cakes, and chocolates, sandwiches and salads, beauty and skincare products, candles and preserves, vegan cheeses, jewellery and crafts, healthy and sweet treats, clothing and accessories, drinks, juices, and smoothies, charity merchandise and so much more!
🎟️ Get tickets here.
📍Sugden Sports Centre, Manchester Metropolitan University, 114 Grosvenor St, Manchester M1 7HL.
27. Join Rainy Heart for the launch of their Kampus residency
Rainy Heart is the pop up sensation that’s captivated the hearts and minds of many since its arrival in a vacant shop unit in Stretford Mall just over a year ago. The next project will see the team installing their world class audiophile sound system into the Bungalow at Kampus and experimenting with the concept of ‘A Bar That Listens.’
Ruf Dug will be the resident DJ, accompanied by a variety of events that will use the sound system to deliver wonderful, silly and meaningful experiences that will go beyond just music; performances from some of the finest electro-acoustic artists in the region, hybrid live/electronic sound healing sessions, screenings of films with amazing soundtracks, interactive art, dance classes, supper clubs and residencies from some of Rainy Heart’s favourite chefs (Little Window, Will Shaw, Good Burger and more) and of course, the occasional rave.
The residency launches on Easter Saturday (19th April) at 2pm when Rainy Heart will be throwing an outdoor rave underneath the Bungalow to kick start a summer of SOUND. As ever, they won’t be sharing the DJ lineup but if you know them at all, you know it’ll be special.
🎟️ Sign up here.
📍 The Bungalow, Kampus, Aytoun Street, Manchester, M1 3GL.
28. Celebrate at Ramona’s Birthday Weekender
This April, Ramona turns four — and they’re going BIG. What started as Detroit-style pizza slingin’ from a derelict MOT station has become one of Manchester’s most beloved spots for vibes, eats, and beats. From lockdown dreams to a full-blown cultural playground, Ramona has become a home for some of the world’s best DJs, artists and all-around good times.
Ramona celebrates everything Detroit Pizza, boasting its very own Campfire, Margarita Bar, Beer Garden and Coffee Counter – based in Manchester’s most of-the-moment location, the Northern Quarter. So, what do you do when you hit the big 0-4? You throw a Birthday Weekender, of course — and this just so happens to fall on a bank holiday. That’s right: five days of non-stop party vibes, bottomless booze, and unbeatable music.
🎟️ Book a table here, or just turn up if you fancy your chances.
📍 Ramona, 40 Swan St, Manchester M4 5JG.
29. Be in with a chance of getting a free Paloma at Slug & Lettuce and Be At One
Instagram post via @beatonemcr
MiXR venues across the UK – including two Manchester Slug & Lettuce sites and Be At One Deansgate – are offering a range of deals and activities to enjoy this Easter, as Schweppes Grapefruit Soda are giving all MiXR guests the opportunity to redeem a free Paloma over the month of April, and by simply purchasing an Asahi Super Dry, pub-goers can also enter a competition to be in with the chance to win a free drink voucher. So if you’re gong to be hitting up any of these venues, why not give it a go?
🎟️ Just drop by.
📍 Slug & Lettuce, 64-66 Deansgate, Manchester M3 2EN | Westminster House, 11 Portland St, Manchester M1 3HU | Be At One, 80 Deansgate, Manchester M3 2ER.
30. Head down to Diecast for their exciting five-day Easter weekender
This Easter, Diecast is tearing up the rulebook and throwing a five-day weekender full of outrageous entertainment, mouth-watering eats, and headline-worthy vibes. Diecast, the city’s party powerhouse neighbourhood, is fast becoming the go-to hangout for Manchester’s coolest creatives.
From Wednesday 16th April to Sunday 20th April, expect high-energy nights, dazzling performances, and a feast of food and drink specials designed to supercharge your Easter break – as the venue quotes: “This ain’t your Nan’s Easter.”
What’s on:
Friday 18th April (Good Friday)
- Open from 12pm
- Daiquiri Strikes Extended (£7 daiquiris) (12pm–10pm)
- Smokehouse returns (2pm–6pm) – Fire-grilled BBQ in the garden
- Spread – A glittering takeover of Club Leno by fabulous performers
- Beer Hall Live – Knees-up with live music in the Beer Hall
Saturday 19th April
- Bottomless Dah-kuh-ree – Just £35p, 12pm–5pm
- Smokehouse – Back again in the garden, 2pm–6pm
- Club Ex Machina – Immersive Saturday night party in Club Leno
- Beer Hal Live – DJs, house band, aerial performers and more
Sunday 20th April (Easter Sunday)
- Roasting all day – From the Warehouse Kitchen
- Amba Strings – A string quartet soundtracking your Sunday unwind
- Spread on Easter Sunday – Forget Sunday Mass… this is your new religion
🎟️ You can book for bottomless events here.
📍 Diecast, 51 Ducie St, Manchester M1 2JQ.