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You don't have to hibernate to save some cash - here is this month's guide to completely free events around Manchester throughout March.
Where? - Lecture Theatre B, University Place, Oxford Road
When? - 13:00 – 15:00 on Thursday 10 March
The age-old question of just how different men and women are is explored in this talk hosted by Professor Gina Rippon.
An event that’s been designed to celebrate International Women’s Day explores the timeless questions of whether scientists can tell the difference between a male and female brain. These conversations may surprise you and change your opinions with new answers and theories.
Tickets are free and should be booked online in advance.
Where? - UA92, Brian Statham Way, Stretford
When? - 17:00 – 20:00 on Thursday 3 March
University Mental Health Day has been designed to bring together the education community to explore and prioritise mental health support for students, educators, and colleagues in the workplace.
With free food and a chance to have a look round Mental Health supportive market stalls, the evening promises an evening full of wonderful guest speakers.
Book your free ticket in advance online.
Where? - Lion’s Den Manchester, Deansgate
When? - 18:30 – 21:00 on Tuesday 1 March
It’s no secret that Manchester is a talented city; some of the world’s greatest musicians are Manchester exports. This event at the Lion’s Den may be giving you the chance to see one of the greats before they hit the big time.
Featuring Access Creatives College Vocal Artists, the event promises an evening full of impressive vocal performances from up-and-coming Manchester talent.
To attend, book your free ticket online.
Where? - Starting at HOME Manchester, Tony Wilson Place
When? - 14:00 – 16:00 on Saturday 12 March
Like we said before, there’s no denying the talent that has emerged from this city. From Happy Mondays to Oasis, Manchester music has been reaching global audiences for decades.
The Hacienda is nothing short of an iconic music venue and is a must see for any music fanatic, and the tour is devised by Mojo’s Ed Glinert, the co-author of Fodor’s Rock n Traveller series.
Book your free ticket now to get your Manc music fix.
Where? - The Laughienda Comedy Club
When? - 19:30, every Thursday
This a regular event, and one worth reminding you about. The Laughienda showcases both fresh comedy talent, as well as professional comics giving their new material a pilot. Either way, you’re bound to be in for a giggle.
Doors open at 19:30 and is first come first served or you can reserve a spot in advance.