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One of Manchester's best-known independent businesses, The Eighth Day has been part of Oxford Road for more than half a century. From the city's underground scene of the 1970s to becoming one of the UK's longest-running worker co-operatives, discover its story below. #Manchester

On The Eighth Day | Oxford Road Corridor Zine

We take a look at an Oxford Road icon. The Eighth Day is more than half a century old and still going strong.

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August is here and packed with loads of things to see and do. From major exhibitions and live music to musical theatre, family days out, literature and Pride celebrations. Click through to discover some of the best things happening around the Corridor this month.

Things to do this August Manchester | Oxford Road Corridor

Discover exhibitions, live music, theatre, family events and Pride celebrations across the Corridor this August.

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What happens when artists are given space, time and support to experiment? This week, Divided Culture Co unveil the outcome of their residency at SEESAW through workshops, live installations and performances. Find out how CUSP is helping artists move from emerging to established.

On The Cusp | Oxford Road Corridor Zine

Charlotte Holt from SEESAW introduces us to CUSP, a recurring residency programme, proving that all it takes is space, time and support.

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The future of Manchester music takes centre stage this weekend as @rncmlive.bsky.social's Popular Music department teams up with BBC Introducing for a free multi-stage showcase celebrating the next generation of artists. oxfordroadcorridor.com/features/bbc...

BBC Introducing @ RNCM | Oxford Road Corridor Zine

BBC Introducing @ RNCM brings nine hours of free live music to Manchester, showcasing emerging artists across three stages.

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Yesterday was #AfricaDay. Today, we’re spotlighting a space asking important questions about history, ownership and who gets to tell the story. Manchester Museum’s Africa Hub begins with what isn’t known, inviting communities to reconnect objects with the people and histories they belong to.

Africa Hub at Manchester Museum

Manchester Museum’s Danny Roberts introduces Africa Hub a gallery built around what is not known.

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For 20+ years, Oxford Road Corridor partners have helped build one of the UK’s most dynamic cultural districts. A new Cultural Impact Assessment reveals: 🎭 12,900+ events annually 💷 £219m economic impact 🎓 7,500+ creative arts students 👥 1.9m attendances each year

Oxford Road Corridor celebrated as a major UK cultural destination in new report

Oxford Road Corridor’s cultural sector generates £219m annually, supports 3,075 jobs and attracts 4.7m visitors each year.

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Manchester Museum has announced a major redevelopment of its Vivarium 🐸 The new Habitats of Hope project will transform conservation, care and visitor experience, supporting critically endangered species and global research. oxfordroadcorridor.com/manchester-m...

Manchester Museum planning major redevelopment of much-loved Vivarium

Manchester Museum is planning a major redevelopment of its much-loved Vivarium, thanks to a grant of £200,000.

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Together with leading UK universities and industry partners, we have secured £9.6 million from UKRI to launch SATURN-2. This represents a major expansion of the national nuclear doctoral training pipeline - helping deliver the UK’s clean energy, security and defence ambitions. @ukri.org

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Louder Than War Live lands at Manchester Academy on Saturday with a lineup including Sea Power, Benefits and Pale Blue Eyes. Founder @johnrobbofficial.bsky.social reflects on 15 years of @louderthanwar.bsky.social and why the Corridor remains central to Manchester’s music culture.

Fifteen Years of Noise | John Robb on Louder Than War

Louder Than War turns 15 with a live festival at the Manchester Academy. Founder John Robb reflects on the site’s DIY roots and the culture that keeps it loud.

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