5 things to do this weekend in the North West
Not sure what to do over the next couple of days? Here’s a few ideas across the North West for you to enjoy and explore during the weekend.
The Christie Tower Run
Help beat cancer this weekend by taking part in The Christie Tower Run. Head along to Manchester’s iconic Beetham Tower on Sunday to conquer the skyscraper for The Christie before enjoying the incredible views after you reach the top with a glass of bubbly in Cloud 23. Registration is £20 and you must raise a minimum sponsorship of £175. The money raised at The Christie Tower Run will help fund a Integrated Procedures Unit at the hospital which will have a huge impact on cancer patients throughout the North West. Find out more here.
Kings of Leon
One of the biggest bands in the world, Kings of Leon, are set to take to the stage at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on Saturday night. The band will perform tracks of their seventh studio album ‘WALLS’ as well as some of their greatest hits, including Sex on Fire, Supersoaker and Use Somebody. Find out more here.
Organic Brewery Tour
Spend your Saturday afternoon discovering Liverpool Organic Brewery. You will learn about the brewing process from start to finish as well as discussing malt and hop varieties. There is also unlimited cask beer to enjoy, lunch is also included and you will also be able to meet the team behind the brand. Find out more here.
Prestwich Artisan Market
Head along to Prestwich Artisan Market on Sunday. Taking place in the heart of Prestwich Village, the market will feature professional producers who are experts in their field, including cheese and dairy, cakes and baking, unique crafts and gifts, clothing, pottery and gardening. Entry at The Longfield Suite is free and the event hopes to attract the finest in Bury and Greater Manchester. Find out more here.
Liverpool International Jazz Festival
The Capstone Theatre in Liverpool is hosting a jazz festival this weekend. The festival, which is in the heart of the city centre, is now in its fourth year and welcomes jazz musicians from around the world to their stage in Liverpool. The festival will feature David Helbock trio, the Firebird Quartet and Johnny Hunter Quartet, as well workshops include a saxophone workshop with Iain Ballamy. Find out more here.
