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Meet the cast of Rumpelstiltskin
Introducing the cast of The Met’s pantomime for Christmas 2024.
Northern Female Voices
As part of Heritage Open Weekend 2024, we took the opportunity to showcase the work of our Northern Female Voices project.
Pop-Up Kitchens at The Met
Here at The Met we're expanding our offer and will no be hosting a different local pop-up kitchen each month.
The Sunday Boys bring Here and Queer to The Met this July!
Greater Manchester’s low voiced LGBTQ+ choir The Sunday Boys bring their brand new show, Here and Queer to The Met this July!
Eloise: An update on her No Barriers project
Eloise has been working on a project – creating a narrative short film that...
Leaps and Bounds is taking a break
Next half term, Leaps and Bounds will be taking a bit of a rest.
Alison and Lee of Two Crows Arts Studio chat about this exciting new space
Two Crows Arts Studio has landed at The Met! We caught up with Two Crows founders Alison and Lee to chat about this exciting new space.
2022‑23: Increased audiences, continued funding – and pantomime!
Read the story of this extraordinary period.
National Lottery support for The Met’s workshop provision
We are delighted to announce that The Met has been successful in achieving funding...
New monthly queer cabaret debuts at The Met!
On Thursday 18th April, we were thrilled to host our first LOUD Cabaret, a...
Two Crows Arts Studio at The Met
We're excited to announce that Two Crows Studios will be moving into The Met from this May to build a multi-functional creative space that will become home to 6 resident artists to...
We’re seeking a musician / facilitator
We’re seeking a musician/ facilitator to deliver an exciting participatory project sitting at the...
The Met Supports Rooms to Live
Back in October 2023, The Met and Bury Arts Museum and Sculpture Centre launched...
Eloise Lomax and her experience of the No Barriers project
Eloise Lomax is a participant of our No Barriers project and wanted to share...
NGUVU at Bury Art Museum
Last month, Bury Art Museum hosted NGUVU and Britizen Kane as part of a collaboration between their amazing Rooms To Live exhibition and The Met's Emerging Showcase events.