5 things to do in the North West this weekend
All or Nothing
This ‘Mod’ musical is a musical experience celebrating the unique sound of the iconic Mod band, The Small Faces. Featuring the music of the Small Faces, including hits like Whatcha Gonna Do About It, All Or Nothing, Tin Soldier, Lazy Sunday, Here Comes The Nice and Itchycoo Park, this show takes the audience back to 1964 where working-class free spirits were ruling the roost. The musical is on at Manchester’s Opera House this weekend. Find out more here.
The Enchantment of Chester Zoo
An evil sorcerer has cast a spell on Chester Zoo, trying to steal away all of the super powers of the nocturnal animals and the only chance to break the spell is for all of our visitors to bring along their good will and follow the wise old owl. Get the whole family down to Chester Zoo this weekend for a day of fun with performers, musicians, acrobats and animals who will help you to break the spell. Find out more here.
Making a Murderer in conversation
An evening of conversation with two of the most compelling figures featured in the Netflix documentary Making a Murderer will take place at Royal Northern College of Music this weekend. Attorneys Dean Strang and Jerry Buting will take part in a discussion of the Steven Avery case and the criminal justice system, perfect for fans of the documentary that gripped audiences worldwide. Find out more here.
The North West Fashion Festival
One of the North West’s most exciting events is taking place this weekend at Liverpool’s St George’s Hall. The festival will showcase some of the most exciting brands and designers in the region as well as whole range of other things to get involved in. There will be beauty tips and makeovers from celebrity makeup artists and hair stylists. There will also be runway shows, exhibitions and of course, the chance to do some shopping. Find out more here.
Silent Film Night
St Peters Church in Darwen are holding a Silent Film Night this Saturday for the whole gang to join in. There will be archive footage of Darwen and the surrounding areas as well as two classic Laurel and Hardy films to laugh along to. The event will start at 7.30pm and costs just £5.00. Find out more here.
