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What's on in Woodhouse Green

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Community

Around £25.00

King Kong #21 - Spring/Summer 2026

King Kong #21 - Spring/Summer 2026 About King Kong Magazine: King Kong is a dynamic platform to showcase ground-breaking artists across art, fashion, film, music and literature. KING KONG demonstrates art’s ability to respond to ideas and events that shape our contemporary experience. Art and fashion do not operate in a vacuum, and we portray this multidisciplinary expression and innovation. KING KONG STUDIO acts as a creative agency offering a service as think-tank on creativity and production. From day dreams to plans, from paper to exhibition, from virtual presence to feel-good parties, from ideas to functioning reality. Ali and Mikel, artistic and creative collaborators behind KING KONG, are there to guide the creative process, and deliver a product that goes beyond expectations.

Tue 21 JulUNITOM(4.6mi)

via UNITOM

Acne Paper #21 - Autoportrait - Spring/Summer 2026

Community

Around £50.00

Acne Paper #21 - Autoportrait - Spring/Summer 2026

Acne Paper #21 - Autoportrait - Spring/Summer 2026 For its twenty-first issue, Acne Paper presents Autoportrait – a special edition celebrating 30 years of Acne Studios through a self-portrait of the creative world that has grown around the house since its founding in Stockholm in 1996. Looking across three decades of fashion, art, architecture, design, publishing and creative collaboration, Autoportrait explores the cultural landscape that has shaped Acne Studios from the very beginning: independent, interdisciplinary and driven by curiosity rather than convention. The cover, photographed by Carlijn Jacobs, styled by Imruh Asha and featuring Lulu Tenney, captures the spirit of the issue – artistic freedom, intimacy and joyfulness at the intersection of art and fashion. In a deliberate gesture, Tenney appears without clothing, underscoring the long-standing spirit of both Acne Paper and Acne Studios: an approach to image-making and publishing driven by culture, emotion and creative expression. At the heart of Autoportrait are four self-portrait stories by Jordan Hemingway, Guinevere van Seenus, Malick Bodian and Katerina Jebb, alongside an Acne Studios archive story photographed by Casper Sejersen and styled by George Krakowiak. The issue also features interviews with Sadie Coles, Honey Dijon, Max Lamb, Viviane Sassen, Robbie Barrat and Swedish actress Lena Endre, with essays by Natasha Fraser, Mark Holgate, Johanna Agerman Ross, Xerxes Cook, Ben Evans...

Tue 21 JulUNITOM(4.6mi)

via UNITOM

Community

Partisan Write Club

Are you a writer who is looking for a place to share their work? Someone who’s never written before, and wants to begin? The Partisan Writing Club wants YOU to join our next meeting on Tuesday the 21st July at HOME MCR, from 6.30pm Are you an experienced writer delving deep into one genre? Someone unfamiliar with writing who's been inspired to new? Whatever it may be, we are an enthusiastic, supportive group here to provide solo or group feedback on your writing that will enable to grow and develop as a writer, with no experience needed! In this meeting, we'll be delving into why we write, and what we write. This will be a relaxed session as we get to know one another as writers, and we hope to see you there! Join as a Partisan member and access Write Club group chat via our WhatsApp community to find out about upcoming news about our club, and stay in touch with your fellow writers. DM us for a join link or find the channel in our WhatsApp Community. We hope that you'll come along and share your creativity with us!

Tue 21 JulPartisan Collective(4.7mi)

via Partisan CollectiveCurated

Community

Chetham's Library | Chetham’s Library Tours

Packed with historical facts and fascinating stories, tours of Chetham's Library are led by our expert staff and volunteers. Explore the medieval buildi...

Tue 21 Jul07:50Chetham's Library(4.9mi)

via Chetham's LibraryLocal gem

Children & Family

Around £1.50

Toddler Group

You are warmly invited to our toddler group which runs during term time on Tuesday mornings from 9:00am till 11:00am in the Upper Room of the Church. There is a craft activity, children’s song and time for free play. A small entrance fee of £1.50 covers refreshments.

Tue 21 Jul09:00St Paul's Church(3.9mi)

via St Paul's ChurchLocal gem

Community

Fancy a Cuppa

A relaxed atmosphere for anyone to come and enjoy a warm space, a cuppa and community. Anything goes, if you're into craft bring it along to do while you chat. If you've got small people in tow bring them along too, there are toys and colouring for them to keep them busy. Everyone is welcome, just drop in or stay for the whole time.

Tue 21 Jul09:15St. James' Church Millbrook(4.3mi)

via St. James' Church Millbrook

Community

Bounce and Rhyme

Join us at our weekly bounce and rhyme event. Learn new rhymes, sing songs and make friends. Perfect for the 0-4\'s.\n

Tue 21 Jul10:00Robin Hill Youth Centre(2.7mi)

via Robin Hill Youth CentreLocal gem

Likely freeWellness & Wellbeing

Dementia Armchair Exercise @ Chadderton Library and Wellbeing Centre

Dementia-friendly, chair-based SitFit workout for beginners. Develop muscle mass, improve balance and coordination, strengthen bones and improve brain health with this easy-to-follow seated exercise routine, designed for those struggling with […]\n

Tue 21 Jul10:00Robin Hill Youth Centre(2.7mi)

via Robin Hill Youth CentreLocal gem

Likely freeCommunity

Books, brew & banter at Failsworth Library

Fancy a cuppa ? Want to socialise, unwind and get your hands on the hottest books in town. Swing by and say hi. Chat to others and have a cuppa and take some time to relax with some mindfulness colouring, all in the comfort of our lovely library.

Tue 21 Jul11:00Failsworth and Hollinwood District Town Hall(1.1mi)

via Failsworth and Hollinwood District Town Hall

Community

Work Club

Supporting people looking to get a new job or get a promotion. This includes: Confidence building Timeline setting CV creation Interview preparation

Tue 21 Jul11:00All Nations Church(2.4mi)

via All Nations Church

Likely freeWellness & Wellbeing

Dementia Armchair Exercise @ Chadderton Library and Wellbeing Centre

Tue 21 Jul11:00Oldham Community Leisure(2.7mi)

via Oldham Community Leisure

Community

Foodbank

The foodbank is part of a nationwide network of food banks, supported by the Trussel Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger. Opening hours are: Monday and Tuesday 11am-1pm at St Matthews Centre, Stalybridge Wednesday 10am-12pm at Reach Church, Millbrook Thursday 1pm – 3pm at New Life Church, Ashton Friday 12pm-2pm at St John's Church, Dukinfield Please visit [www.tamesideeast.foodbank.org.uk](http://www.tamesideeast.foodbank.org.uk/) or call for more information. You can also email if you need help or would like to donate time or food.

Tue 21 Jul11:00Tameside East(3.6mi)

via Tameside East

Likely freeCommunity

Digital confidence at Failsworth Library

Come along to our free online course for beginners and develop your digital skills so you can feel comfortable in the online world.

Tue 21 Jul11:30Failsworth and Hollinwood District Town Hall(1.1mi)

via Failsworth and Hollinwood District Town Hall

Likely freeCommunity

Lees health walks

Walking is a great way to get fit, explore what’s on your doorstep and make new friends. We meet at Lees library every Tuesday, between 10:00am and 10:30am

Tue 21 Jul11:30Lees Library(3.2mi)

via Lees Library

Arts & Culture

Creative Craft Session

Pure Support are offering craft sessions for the community at Hub 422! These sessions are a relaxed, welcoming space to get creative, meet others, and enjoy some time doing something hands-on and fun, no experience needed. Where: Hub 422 Starting: 29.01.2026

Tue 21 Jul12:00422 Community Hub and Cafe(4.5mi)

via 422 Community Hub and Cafe

Community

Cascade

An afternoon of activities such as crafts, gentle exercise, pampering treats, games and a listening ear. All welcome

Tue 21 Jul13:00Holy Trinity & Christ Church(3.6mi)

via Holy Trinity & Christ Church

Community

Welcome Cafe

All are welcome to join us for conversation and free refreshments each Tuesday. Bring a friend!

Tue 21 Jul14:00St Peter's Church(2mi)

via St Peter's ChurchCurated

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Venues with events near Woodhouse Green

A few local places from the listings above, all within three miles.

Failsworth and Hollinwood District Town Hall1.1 miles away Robin Hill Youth Centre2.7 miles away St Peter's Church2.0 miles away

More about Woodhouse Green

Greater Manchester, England

Woodhouse Green is part of Greater Manchester, with everyday links to nearby towns and city districts. Its events calendar is usually shaped by practical local spaces such as local halls, churches and community spaces, rather than big set-piece attractions. Near Here brings Woodhouse Green events into one place so you can see what is coming up without a long search. Check the listing details before you go, especially times, booking notes and access information.

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