This half term Gorse Hill Studios are holding a two days of arts workshops for young people to unlock their creative potential.
All you have too do is ‘pick n mix’ a workshop and a workshop time.
Places are limited so book early.
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Between 10th and 13th June 2010, Manchester will host the Euro Pride Youth Games, find out more here.
The event is open to young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Trans.
Arts Council England in association with Metro brings you A Night Less Ordinary.
The scheme offers thousands of free theatre tickets to anyone under 26 for all sorts of theatre events including comedy, tragedies, musical theatre, dance, modern mime, plays, circus and much more. There are more than 200 venues participating throughout England and you can search them all from A Night Less Ordinary.
Young People and Trafford CYPS Youth Service in conjunction with Black History Celebrations presents African Influence, it promises to be an enjoyable, entertaining event celebrating the hugely positive, creative influence African culture has had in Britain.
The event will explore African history, identity and culture through music & the arts.
Football sessions with Manchester City for young people with disabilities take place throughtout the year.
CITC runs one of the largest and most successful disabled football programmes for young people and adults in the country.
Urban Leisure is Tuf*C's main activity session available for young people aged 11+. These sessions are held at Stretford, Partington and Sale Leisure Centres and Old Trafford Sports Barn.
Trafford now has a fantastic new dynamic leisure pass scheme called Active Trafford.
The new Active Trafford scheme replaces the old existing leisure pass and now gives residents of Trafford a huge amount of leisure options and provision.
Partington Leisure Centre hold Activity Evenings exclusively for children with a disability and extended family. The sessions are free for children with a disability and one carer but £1.60 for extended family members and £1.10 for children.
These are held on Saturday evenings 4pm - 6.30pm.
The Royal Exchange has a brand new playwriting project for young people of Muslim heritage aged 16 – 25 called The Search Party. There will be sessions and workshops for individuals and community groups.
If you are interested in getting involved call Education on 0161 615 6720.
The Library Theatre in Manchester has a range of access performances for people who are deaf, deafened, hard of hearing, blind, or partially sighted, all of which are designed to ensure that everyone can enjoy our productions.
Each in-house production has two Audio Described performances, one BSL performance, and one captioned performance, find out more here.
To find out whats on, visit the Library Theatre's whats on page.
