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Guiding you around the Manchester regionGuiding you around the Manchester regionGuiding you around the Manchester regionREGULAR WALKSDiscover Manchester £7 (£6)Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre,Portland Street M1 4AJOne of Manchester’s most popular guided walks – atour guide leads you around the city centre, givingyou a taste of the history, architecture and cultureand showing you the major sites, including ManchesterTown Hall and the Royal Exchange.Every Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday at 1pm.Town Hall Tour £7 (£6)Meet: Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBTour the sumptuous staterooms and corridors of oneneo-Gothic style, the paintings, furniture and décor, allof which have stories to tell about Manchester. Entry tostaterooms subject to availability.Booking essential.Check Calendar for dates and start times.TALKS Local History at a Leisurely PaceAvoid the walking! Relax with a leisurely drink instead at our series of Thursdaytalks on local topics.Venue The Bridge Tavern, Bridge Street, Manchester M3 2RJCost £4SPECIAL OFFER 25% off food at The Bridge for anyone attending MGT talks.Apr10May8Jun12Jul101.00pmAngel Meadow - Slums & Squalor ESThe River Irk valley & Angel Meadowwere infamous in Victorian times.Virtual Tour of Southern Cemetery EFMany famous Mancunians laid to restWalk the Boards JA- famous names, plays and players.Southern Cemetery Armed Forces EFWar graves: WWI/II, VCs, the Crimea,American Civil War and Blitz civilians.6.30pm© Alan Bellwood© Marketing ManchesterLowry – A Simple Man? KDThe life & works of probably ourmost famous & well-loved artist.JDThe original transport hub ofindustrial Manchester.Cottonopolis ESThe19th-century rise of King Cotton -and its spectacular catastrophic fall.Bonjour Manchester PLThat French Connection: Manchester’slinks with France through the centuries.ionAdults £7, Concessions £6 unless otherwise statedBooking is not normally required. If you do need to bookcontact the Guide directly, or book online if stated.Walks last 1½ - 2 hours.For further information on any walks, talks and tourslisted, please contact the relevant Guide directly.BOOK A PRIVATE TOURBook a guided tour for your celebration, information orjust for fun. Great for birthdays, reunions,family get-togethers or company ‘treats’.ionA range of private guided walks and coach tours is available, in severalEuropean languages: General or bespoke themed tours tailored to your requirements. Small or large groups catered for. Airport/hotel transfers, and meet-and-greet services offered. Guides also available for talks/lectures.Contact Tel: +44 (0)7505 685942Email: info@manchesterguidedtours.comTwitter: @MCRGuidedToursWeb: www.manchesterguidedtours.comManchester Taxi ToursVisit all the main sites on a guided taxitour, with the city’s only GreenBadge Black Cab driver,John Consterdine.T: 07946 239221E: john@manchestertaxitours.comwww.manchestertaxitours.comManchester Tourism Star of the Year 2013Hard Rock gift with a £25 purchaseper visit. Only valid at the Manchester location. Not valid with any other offer.MANCHESTERG u i d e d T o u r sand WalksApril to September 2014© Steve AlandSep11 ABRaise a glass to drinking history: pubs andManchester at War JBHow did the city and its people respondto two major world-changing events?Groups please contact 07812 129754MARBLE BEERS LTDMarble Arch Rochdale RoadMarble Beerhouse Chorlton57 Thomas Street Northern Quartermanchesterguidedtours.com

Guiding you around the Manchester regionPlease check our website for extra tours and alterationswww.manchesterguidedtours.comGuiding you around the Manchester regionGUIDED TOURS & WALKS1840s Manchester: The Key Decade JSthe 1840s. This tour explores the decade with visits inside and outside buildings. £8Meet: Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel, Peter Street, M2 5GPA Walk Back in Time ESTake a trip through the centuries, from Medieval to Roman Manchester andeverything in between.Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by the wall map M3 1WYAmerican Connections BWwith the Guide - essential.Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBAncoats: Mighty Mills & Little Italy ESmills, child labour, poverty, canals, ice cream, Peeps, the Hallé, regeneration.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJAngel Meadow to Little Italy BWExplore the lives of those who delivered the Industrial Revolution. Book with theGuide - essential.Meet: Chetham's School of Music entrance, Long Millgate M3 1SBBonjour Manchester PLMeet: Victoria Railway Station, by the wall map M3 1WYBrooklands Cemetery ABfamous & forgotten. Scientists, industrialists, mayors and more lie here.Meet: Brooklands Metrolink Station by the lift, Marsland Road, Sale M33 3SQCanal Cruise: Irwell to Barton AB/EF/JBA 3-hour cruise from central Manchester, along the River Irwell to the Ship Canalat Barton, via MediaCityUK. Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £20Meet: Ralli Quays, Stanley Street M60 9HLChinatown BW/KDVisit a fascinating community in the heart of the city to discover its culture,history and traditions. Try lunch! Book with the Guide - essential.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJChorlton Arts Festival Tour EFExperience the buzz of Chorlton during its Arts Festival - visit exhibits and venueswhile exploring its creative and independent heart. FreeMeet: Horse & Jockey pub, 9 The Green, Chorlton-cum-Hardy M21 9HSChurches Past & Present ADExplore the history of two cities, Manchester and Salford, via their amazing andvaried religious buildings.Meet: Manchester Cathedral main entrance, Victoria Street M3 1SXCommemorative Plaques EFmemorials and monuments. Book at www.showmemanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJCorrie Locations & Cream Tea AD/ES/SMCottonopolis ES/SMMeet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJ JBA walk around part of the old parish boundaries of Altrincham, hear about theCharter and about some of the old customs which lasted to the early 20th century.Meet: no 1 Higher Downs WA14 2TRDiscover Bowden RHBowdon, a Cheshire village of great beauty, where the defeat of Napoleon wascelebrated in great style in 1813 and where croquet gave way to tennis.Meet: St Mary's Church Bowdon Stamford Rd WA14 2TRGangs of Victorian Manchester EFHear the shocking story of the violent and volatile Victorian gangs calledMeet: Barton Arcade entrance, Deansgate M3 2BWGirl Power Manchester Style JBManchester has its own attitude, especially when it comes to the female half ofGothic Manchester ABbut romantic setting for eerie tales of mystery. Find out what happened here.Meet: Manchester Cathedral main entrance, Victoria Street M3 1SXHaunted Underworld JSThe only underground tour in Manchester, with terrifying true ghost stories andloads of fun as well. £8Meet: War Memorial, St Ann's Square M2 7EFHilton Hotel Tour & Cream Tea JBA look inside our tallest hotel, which ends with the highest of cream teas in thecity in Cloud 23. Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £17Meet: Hilton Hotel reception, 303 Deansgate M3 4LQImmigrants of Manchester PLFrom Ireland, Italy, Russia, Germany and beyond, they came to Manchester andmade their mark.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJJohn Dalton: The Man & His Manchester JDA celebration of the life of John Dalton, the father of modern chemistry, wholived in the city for 52 years.Meet: Manchester Art Gallery entrance steps, Mosley Street M2 3JLJohn Rylands Library BW/JB/KD/SHenigmatic woman from Cuba.Meet: John Rylands Library reception, 150 Deansgate M3 3EHManchester Cotton & Slavery EFHow were cotton and slavery intertwined? The paradox of the abolitionist townbuilt on cotton wealth. Book at www.showmemanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJManchester in Seven Great Speeches JSWe go inside and out where great speeches were delivered that caused ripplesaround the nation and the world. Dickens, Disraeli, Woodrow Wilson and more. £8Meet: Manchester Cathedral main entrance, Victoria Street M3 1SXManchester Women PCSuffragettes and socialites, millionaires and millworkers, prostitutes and pioneersMeet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBManchester's Warehouse Legacy JDThe development of warehousing in Manchester, from its humble beginnings toMeet: Museum of Science & Industry entrance, Lower Byrom Street M3 4FPMosley Street & the Northern Quarter PCquarter. Seagulls, sopranos, markets, mourning, a miserly old ghost.Meet: Manchester Art Gallery entrance steps, Mosley Street M2 3JLMusic in Manchester SH/SMpresent. Including the site of the legendary Haçienda.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJNorthern Quarter JBA stroll around this cool, creative, quirky and bohemian corner of the city, withits lively atmosphere.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJPalace Hotel Tour & Afternoon Tea KDTour this testament to 19th-century commerce, now an hotel with gorgeous décor,and then enjoy afternoon tea. Steps! Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £17Meet: Palace Hotel reception, Oxford Street M60 7HAKeyBooking essentialCheck disabled accessWear sensible footwearWWI commemoration JDMedlock meet. Today all roads lead to Manchester.Meet: White Lion Hotel, Liverpool Road M3 4NQRoman Ruins & Railroads SHrailway; stories that changed history.Meet: Museum of Science & Industry entrance, Lower Byrom Street M3 4FPSaints & Sinners PLFrom a painting to a hanging - on the trail of villains and heroes fromMeet: Manchester Art Gallery entrance steps, Mosley Street M2 3JLSouthern Cemetery Armed Forces Tour EFessential at www.showmemanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: The Lodge, 212 Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy M21 7GLSouthern Cemetery Arts Tour EFBooking essential at www.showmemanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: The Lodge, 212 Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy M21 7GLSouthern Cemetery Tour EFart. Booking essential at www.showmemanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: The Lodge, 212 Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy M21 7GL PCgangs, pioneers, Romans, canals, corpses, potatoes, bollards, eyes and cheese.Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBStockport Rocks! JBFrom the iconic Strawberry Studios, music recorded and played in Stockport, plusmusic venues where the greats and not-so-greats were united by sound.Meet: Strawberry Studios, 3 Waterloo Road, Stockport SK1 3BDStrange But True ESBe astonished by strange tales of the city - odd events, peculiar people andbizarre facts, whilst discovering the unexpected and curious.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJStreet Names JBDiscover how some of the streets and areas of Manchester received their namesand who is famously immortalised here.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJTales of the Mersey-Irwell Navigation JDMeet: Outside Opera House, 3 Quay Street M3 3HPThe Canal Under the City Streets JDOffering unusual views of the city, this walk provides a snapshot of the RochdaleCanal in the early 1850s.Those Dark Satanic Mills JDWhat did it feel like to work, live and die in the mills of the cotton capital of the world?Meet: Deansgate Station entrance, Whitworth Street M31 1AAToilets of Manchester ABlearn to be grateful for modern life.Meet: The Lass O' Gowrie pub, 36 Charles Street M1 7DBTour of Uninteresting Objects JSThis tour reveals odd sculptures, mad details, washed-up remnants of things insideand outside buildings. It’s different – guaranteed. Each tour has a different route. £8Meet: 12 April John Rylands Library, Deansgate, M3 3EH28 June Museum of Science & Industry, Lower Byrom Street, M3 4FPTown Hall Tourbuildings in Britain. Entry to staterooms subject to availability. Booking essential.Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DB

Discover Broadheath PLHeavy industry and manufacturing in the heart of Cheshire. Hear about some ofthe major companies that helped fund the modern lifestyle.Meet The Old Packet House Pub 1 Navigation Rd Broadheath WA14 1LWDiscover Didsbury SMExplore the twists and turns that shaped the historical development of Didsbury,Meet: Didsbury Library, 692 Wilmslow Road, Didsbury M20 2DNDiscover Hale DSA circular walk around the village of Hale, taking in roads, rail, mills and hearingabout the families who owned the lands many years ago.Meet: Hale Station WA15 9SDDiscover Higher Stockport JBhow Turkish towels and hats came to the area, and a most unusual grave.Meet: Staircase House, Market Place, Stockport SK1 1ESDiscover Historic Altrincham DSA stroll around the town centre, hear about past residents, who was a stallholderon the market, and visit the bravest little street in England.Meet: Market steps, Greenwood Street WA14 1SADiscover Lower Altrincham RHAre there geese in Goose Green? Come along and hear the stories, learn more ofthe railway and current plans.Meet: Market steps, Greenwood Street WA14 1SADiscover Manchesterincluding the Town Hall, Royal Exchange and Cathedral.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJDiscover Middleton ESThrough the heart of old Middleton, revealing the great, good and gruesome. Peterloo,Meet: Long Street Methodist Church, Long Street, Middleton M24 5EUDiscover Stockport JBStroll around the town to hear stories of Stopfordians; who sold his wife, whobrewed beer, and how Turkish towels came to the area.Meet: Staircase House, Market Place, Stockport SK1 1ESDiscover The Quays JB/PLFrom international docks to a Media City, from shipping to culture and shopping,Meet: The Lowry Centre main entrance, The Quays, Salford M50 3AZElizabeth Gaskell Walking & Rail Tour KDIncludes coffee, lunch, travel, donations. Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £33Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBFactory Records Tour EFIt was all about the music, not the money. The story of the Haçienda, Joy Division,Happy Mondays, Martin Zero et al. www.showmememanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJFord Madox Brown Manchester Murals HFDiscover 2000 years of Manchester history through the famous Ford Madox Brownmurals in Manchester Town Hall. Booking essential. Tour lasts approx 1 hour.Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBDiscover Manchester WalkEvery Sat, Sun & Bank Holiday at 1pm fromManchester Visitor Information CentrePeterloo Massacre ESMeet: Manchester Art Gallery entrance steps, Mosley Street M2 3JLPiccadilly Basin & ABode Cream Tea ABExplore this little-known part of the city. Mills, canals and beautiful architecture,ending with cream tea. Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £13Meet: ABode Hotel, 107 Piccadilly M1 2DBPrintworks Tour EFbehind the scenes. Book at www.showmemanchester.eventbrite.comMeet: Outside Café Rouge, The Printworks, 27 Withy Grove M4 2BSPub Walk: Central/Northern Quarter JSMeet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJPub Walk: Central & Over the River JSA stroll into some of the best pub spaces in two cities, Manchester and Salford,Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJPub Walk: Shock City SHA rollercoaster of stories abound as to why Manchester was once described as thePub Walk: Spirit of Salford SHMeet: Travelodge Hotel entrance, Blackfriars Street M3 5ALPub Walk: Temperance & Debauchery SHDiscovering the saintly story of Temperance, swilled down with a glass of Debauchery.Meet: John Rylands Library entrance, 150 Deansgate M3 3EHPub Walk: The Northern Quarter ESA refreshing stroll/stagger around this cool, creative and quirky corner of the city,with its lively pubs and atmosphere.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJQuirky, Weird & Wonderful City SHThings you only notice when you know where to look! A city of hidden secrets.Come along and uncover them.Meet: John Rylands Library entrance, 150 Deansgate M3 3EHRadisson Hotel Tour & Cream Tea JBThe former Free Trade Hall, now a luxurious hotel born from the ghosts of Peterloo,the Corn Laws and Suffragettes. Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £16Meet: Manchester Central front entrance steps, Windmill Street M2 3GXUMIST Area & Cream Tea JBTour of the UMIST area, Sackville Gardens, Nell Gwynne? Ends with cream tea atRichmond Tea Rooms. Booking essential www.mgt.eventbrite.com £14Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJValette's Manchester PCthe man as we visit scenes he painted. No prior knowledge of Valette required.Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBVictorian Slums & Squalor ESAngel Meadow and the Irk Valley were infamous because cholera, crime, vice,vermin and death were an everyday occurrence.Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by the wall map M3 1WYWhere Two Rivers Meet JDjoins the River Irwell.Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by the wall map M3 1WYWhitworth, Warehouses, Vimto & Valette PCpainter, a philanthropist, the moon landing, a temperance drink and more.Meet: Outside Britannia Hotel entrance, Portland Street M1 3LAWomen Who Made Manchester PLmade the city great.WWI: Family History PLManchester resources can help us discover the way our World War I ancestorslived and died.Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJWWI: Manchester Pals for Life & in Death RHIn commemoration of the Centenary of WWI, a look back at the history of theManchester Brigades, Manchester Regiment. Booking recommended.Meet: Manchester Town Hall Steps, Albert Square M2 5DBWWI: Manchester's Great War EF/KD/SMchanged forever, through technology, changes in society and poignant memories.Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by the wall map M3 1WYWWI: Salford Pals for Life & in Death RHTo commemorate the Centenary of the outbreak of WWI, a homage to the courageMeet: The Lowry Centre main entrance, The Quays, Salford M50 3AZWWI: The Manchester Ship Canal PLOne hundred years after WWI broke out, we remember the vital and heroic roleplayed by the Ship Canal, its vessels and workers.Meet: The Lowry Centre main entrance, The Quays, Salford M50 3AZWWI: Women in World War I AB/JBOne hundred years ago the men of Manchester went to war and the women waited.The world changed for women too - they worked and were propelled into a new age.Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DBPlease contact the appropriate guide for further information or to bookTOUR GUIDESAB Anne BeswickT: 07505 691105E: mabeswick@hotmail.com@annebeswAD Andrew DerbyshireT: 07775 668639E: andrew.derbyshire@yahoo.co.ukwww.tour-manchester.co.uk@Derbs56BW Barbara WarnockT: 0161 973 0120E: bhwatno9@hotmail.comCP Christine PowerT: 07875 160223E: cdpower@hotmail.co.ukDB David BrothertonT: 07944 333353E: djbrotherton@hotmail.co.ukDS Denise SackettT: 07724 123529E: manchestercityguides@hotmail.comEA Eileen AllenT: 07760 281081E: eileenallen48@gmail.comEF Emma FoxT: 07500 774200E: showmemanchester@yahoo.co.ukwww.showmemanchester.eventbrite.com@showmemcrES Elizabeth Sibbering (Sibby)T: 0788 7676 076E: MCRTourGuide@gmx.comwww.MCRTourGuide.com@MCRTourGuideHF Helen FreeboroughT: 07946 620808E: helen@thesavvypartnership.co.ukJA John AlkerT: 07759 173786E: john_alker@yahoo.co.ukJB Jean BailoT: 07812 129754E: jeanbailo@yahoo.co.ukwww.discovermanchestertours.com@jeantourguideJD John DoughtyT: 0161 428 7392E: johnrdoughty@hotmail.comJED Joan DaviesT: 07803 124476E: joanedavies@btinternet.comJR John RyanT: 07590 848100E: johneryan@mac.comT: 07876 235638E: KD Kate DibbleT: 07905 110197E: katedibble@aol.comwww.toursofmanchester.co.uk@manchesterwalkPC Philippa CaveT: 07932 041217E: philippa@revealmanchester.co.ukwww.revealmanchester.co.uk@revealmcrPL Pauline LloydT: 07723 503702E: pauline.lloyd261@btinternet.comwww.tourmanchester.co.uk@GuideManchesterT: 07923 925566E: peter.ogrady@btinternet.comRH Ray HoertyT: 01457 765417E: mail@manchestertourguides.comwww.manchestertourguides.comSH Suzanne HindleT: 07853 181299E: suzannehindle@hotmail.co.uk@AManchesterTourSM Sue McCarthyT: 07941 263704E: sue@tourmanchester.co.ukwww.tourmanchester.co.uk@tourmanchesterFollow us on:

Guiding you around the Manchester regionPlease check our website for extra tours and alterationswww.manchesterguidedtours.comGuiding you around the Manchester regionCALENDARDiscover Manchester WalkEvery Sat, Sun & Bank Holiday at 1pm from ManchesterVisitor Information Centre, Portland Street M1 4AJApril 20142 Wed 18:30 SM Discover Didsbury4 Fri 14:00 ES Strange But True5 Sat 14:00 SH Music in Manchester6 Sun 11:00 JB WWI: Women in World War I9 Wed 11:00 KD Chinatown10 Thu 13:00 ES TALK Angel Meadow – Slums & Squalor10 Thu 18:30 KD TALK Lowry – A Simple Man?11 Fri 14:00 AD Corrie Locations & Cream Tea12 Sat 14:00 PC Manchester Women12 Sat 15:00 JS Tour of Uninteresting Objects13 Sun 10:30 EF Southern Cemetery Tour13 Sun 11:00 SM Town Hall Tour14 Mon 13:30 KD John Rylands Library15 Tue 11:00 AD Churches Past & Present16 Wed 11:00 KD WWI: Manchester’s Great War17 Thu 14:00 DS Town Hall Tour18 Fri 13:00 JB Discover Manchester on Good Friday18 Fri 14:00 PL Discover The Quays 20 Sun 11:00 DS Town Hall Tour21 Mon 11:00 JB Northern Quarter21 Mon 13:00 AD Discover Manchester on Easter Monday25 Fri 14:00 SH Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City26 Sat 12:00 AB Brooklands Cemetery Tour26 Sat 13:30 JS Haunted Underworld27 Sun 11:00 RH Town Hall Tour27 Sun 11:00 PL Discover Broadheath30 Wed 11:00 HF Ford Madox Brown Manchester MuralsMay 20141 Thu 18:00 JS Pub Walk: Central/Northern Quarter2 Fri 14:00 PL Discover The Quays3 Sat 14:00 KD Palace Hotel Tour & Afternoon Tea4 Sun 11:00 JED Town Hall Tour4 Sun 13:30 JB Radisson Hotel Tour & Cream Tea5 Mon 13:00 DB Discover Manchester on Bank Holiday7 Wed 11:00 BW Angel Meadow to Little Italy8 Thu 13:00 EF TALK Virtual Tour of Southern Cemetery 9 Fri 14:00 ES Corrie Locations & Cream Tea10 Sat 11:00 ES Cottonopolis10 Sat 14:00 JD The Canal Under the City Streets11 Sun 11:00 JB Discover Stockport11 Sun 14:00 JB Stockport Rocks!12 Mon 11:00 AD Churches Past & Present13 Tue 11:00 JB John Rylands Library16 Fri 12:30 EF Factory Records Tour17 Sat 14:00 JD John Dalton: The Man & His Manchester17 Sat 14:00 EF Chorlton Arts Festival Tour18 Sun 10:30 EF Southern Cemetery Arts Tour21 Wed 11:00 RH WWI: Salford Pals for Life & in Death22 Thu 13:00 PL Women Who Made Manchester23 Fri 13:00 AB Gothic Manchester24 Sat 11:00 JB Discover Higher Stockport24 Sat 14:00 PC Valette’s Manchester25 Sun 11:00 RH Discover Lower Altrincham26 Mon 11:00 RH WWI: Manchester Pals for Life & in Death26 Mon 13:00 RH Discover Manchester on Bank Holiday28 Wed 11:00 HF Ford Madox Brown Manchester Murals29 Thu 14:00 JB Town Hall Tour30 Fri 14:00 PL Saints & Sinners31 Sat 11:00 ES A Walk Back in Time31 Sat 13:30 JS Haunted UnderworldJune 20141 Sun 11:00 DB Town Hall Tour1 Sun 14:00 SH Pub Walk: Spirit of Salford3 Tue 14:00 PL Discover The Quays4 Wed 18:30 SH Town Hall Tour5 Thu 18:00 JS Pub Walk: Central & Over the River6 Fri 14:00 SM Music in Manchester7 Sat 11:00 ES Victorian Slums & Squalor 9 Mon 14:00 KD Palace Hotel Tour & Afternoon Tea10 Tue 11:00 JB John Rylands Library12 Thu 13:00 JA TALK Walk the Boards12 Thu 14:00 KD Town Hall Tour12 Thu 18:30 ES TALK Cottonopolis13 Fri 14:00 SM Corrie Locations & Cream Tea14 Sat 14:00 EF Gangs of Victorian Manchester14 Sat 15:00 JS Manchester in Seven Great Speeches15 Sun 13:30 AB Canal Cruise: Irwell to Barton16 Mon 11:00 AD Churches Past & Present17 Tue 11:00 JB Girl Power Manchester Style20 Fri 13:00 AB Piccadilly Basin & Abode Cream Tea21 Sat 12:00 ES Discover Middleton21 Sat 14:00 JD Tales of the Mersey-Irwell Navigation23 Mon 13:30 JB Hilton Hotel Tour & Cream Tea24 Tue 14:00 SH Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City25 Wed 11:00 HF Ford Madox Brown Manchester Murals27 Fri 12:30 EF WWI: Manchester’s Great War28 Sat 14:00 EF Southern Cemetery Armed Forces Tour28 Sat 15:00 JS Tour of Uninteresting Objects29 Sun 11:00 BW Town Hall Tour29 Sun 11:00 DS Discover Historic AltrinchamJuly 20143 Thu 11:00 BW John Rylands Library4 Fri 11:00 BW American Connections5 Sat 11:00 SM Music in Manchester5 Sat 14:00 JD Those Dark Satanic Mills6 Sun 11:00 HF Town Hall Tour6 Sun 13:00 JB Street Names8 Tue 13:30 JB UMIST Area & Cream Tea10 Thu 13:00 EF TALK Southern Cemetery Armed Forces10 Thu 14:00 ES Town Hall Tour10 Thu 18:30 PL TALK Bonjour Manchester11 Fri 14:00 SM Corrie Locations & Cream Tea12 Sat 12:00 AB Brooklands Cemetery Tour12 Sat 14:00 JD Where Two Rivers Meet13 Sun 10.30 EF Southern Cemetery Tour13 Sun 13:30 JB Radisson Hotel Tour & Cream Tea15 Tue 12:30 EF Commemorative Plaques18 Fri 14:00 ES Ancoats: Mighty Mills & Little Italy19 Sat 13:30 JS Haunted Underworld19 Sat 14:00 PC Whitworth, Warehouses, Vimto & Valette20 Sun 11:00 SH Town Hall Tour20 Sun 11:00 EF Printworks Tour22 Tue 11:00 SM WWI: Manchester’s Great War23 Wed 14:00 PL Discover The Quays24 Thu 14:00 DB Town Hall Tour25 Fri 18:30 ES Pub Walk: The Northern Quarter26 Sat 14:00 SH Pub Walk: Temperance & Debauchery27 Sun 11:00 JB Discover Altrincham’s Boundaries27 Sun 11:00 RH Town Hall Tour27 Sun 13:30 EF Canal Cruise: Irwell to Barton28 Mon 14:00 KD Palace Hotel Tour & Afternoon Tea29 Tue 11:00 PL WWI: The Manchester Ship Canal30 Wed 11:00 HF Ford Madox Brown Manchester Murals31 Thu 11:00 SH John Rylands LibraryAugust 20141 Fri 14:00 SM Cottonopolis2 Sat 11:00 SM Music in Manchester2 Sat 15:00 JS 1840s Manchester: The Key Decade3 Sun 11:00 ES Town Hall Tour7 Thu 14:00 DS Town Hall Tour8 Fri 14:00 ES Corrie Locations & Cream Tea10 Sun 12:00 SH Roman Ruins & Railroads10 Sun 15:30 SH Pub Walk: Shock City11 Mon 11:00 AD Churches Past & Present15 Fri 11:00 PL Bonjour Manchester16 Sat 14:00 JD The Canal Under the City Streets16 Sat 15:00 ES Peterloo Massacre17 Sun 11:00 PL Town Hall Tour17 Sun 11:00 RH WWI: Salford Pals for Life & in Death18 Mon 13:30 KD John Rylands Library20 Wed 10:00 KD Elizabeth Gaskell Walking & Rail Tour21 Thu 14:00 JB Town Hall Tour22 Fri 14:00 SH Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City23 Sat 14:00 PL Discover The Quays24 Sun 13:30 JB Canal Cruise: Irwell to Barton25 Mon 13:00 AB Discover Manchester on Bank Holiday27 Wed 11:00 RH WWI: Manchester Pals for Life & in Death29 Fri 11:00 PL WWI: Family History30 Sat 11:00 PC Mosley Street & the Northern Quarter30 Sat 14:00 JD Manchester’s Warehouse Legacy31 Sun 11:00 KD Town Hall Tour31 Sun 11:00 DS Discover HaleSeptember 20143 Wed 11:00 HF Ford Madox Brown Manchester Murals4 Thu 14:00 SM Town Hall Tour5 Fri 13:00 AB Gothic Manchester6 Sat 11:00 SM Music in Manchester6 Sat 14:00 JB Discover The Quays7 Sun 10:30 EF Gangs of Victorian Manchester7 Sun 13:30 JB Radisson Hotel Tour & Cream Tea10 Wed 13:00 AB WWI: Women in World War I11 Thu 13:00 AB TALK Manchester Drunk ‘n’ Sober11 Thu 18:30 JB TALK Manchester at War12 Fri 14:00 AD Corrie Locations & Cream Tea14 Sun 11:00 HF Town Hall Tour18 Thu 13:00 PL Immigrants of Manchester19 Fri 13:00 AB Toilets of Manchester21 Sun 10:30 EF Southern Cemetery Tour21 Sun 11:30 SM Discover Didsbury23 Tue 11:00 SH John Rylands Library24 Wed 11:00 HF Ford Madox Brown Manchester Murals26 Fri 12:30 EF Manchester Cotton & Slavery27 Sat 14:00 KD Palace Hotel Tour & Afternoon Tea28 Sun 11:00 JED Town Hall Tour28 Sun 11:00 RH Discover Bowdon30 Tue 11:00 SM WWI: Manchester’s Great WarAll images © Marketing Manchester