Today's events in Bury

Red Ladder Theatre Company

16 year old Toby believes he's a failure, he's losing the will to live. Then there's Grandma Lilly, she's just losing her mind... having forgotten "something important" Lilly interrupts Toby to lead him into a mystery of half memories and family secrets. Finding answers might just save both their lives... Suitable for 14+

"Moving, funny, human and engaging." Manchester Evening News

A free course of five, one hour swimming lessons is being offered to people over 50 who can’t swim or those who haven’t swum in a long time and need to re-build their water confidence. The lessons will take place in small groups over 5 consecutive weeks and must be booked in advance at the appropriate centre.

Wednesdays, 2pm to 3pm

Dancing accompanied by our organist. Includes refreshments

Ballroom, sequence, old tyme and rumba dancing to the sounds of Gordon Wright.

Wednesdays

A free course of five, one hour swimming lessons is being offered to people over 50 who can’t swim or those who haven’t swum in a long time and need to re-build their water confidence. The lessons will take place in small groups over 5 consecutive weeks and must be booked in advance at the appropriate centre.

Wednesdays

Free swimming sessions are being offered to people over 50 who can swim and want to re-build their water confidence and fitness level. Please note: Some daytime sessions may change over the school holiday period.

Wednesdays 2.00pm

Various types of croquet played.
Tuesdays, 1pm to 5pm Mondays and Wednesdays, 6.30pm Thursdays, 11am to 1pm and 1pm to 5pm

Free swimming sessions are being offered to people over 50 who can swim and want to re-build their water confidence and fitness level. Please note: Some daytime sessions may change over the school holiday period. 

Mondays to Fridays, 11am to 12noon (new time during school holiday period only)

Every week is a food festival at Bury’s World Famous Markets! To celebrate the variety of local, fresh food available on Bury Markets they will be host to cookery demonstrations, celebrity chefs and other ‘foodie’ activities.

Kerry Morrison is an environmental artist who works within the public sphere, engaging with ordinary people. She creates artwork in response to environmental issues within a given locale, relating them to the wider global context. Since 2000 she has worked in collaboration with ecologists, environmental scientists and conservationists. Whether she works in collaboration or independently her approach can be described as a process-led socially engaging, art/ecology practice that investigates the relationship between humans and nature.
She explores the nature of Bury in this exhibition, which, continuing her 'process led' method of working, will evolve over the duration of its run of approximately 16 weeks.

Gallery opening times - Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm and Saturdays, 10am to 4.30pm.