Makers Market Stretford | Sunday 3rd May, 11-4pm
The Makers Market returns to take over Stretford town centre on Sunday 3rd May, 11-4pm. Head over for a day filled with local traders, entertainment and community atmosphere.
Kicking off the second wave of takeovers at The Unofficial Stretford Museum is "Paper Mache, Cabbages and Kingstreet" with a fascinating pop-up museum dedicated to the Bee Gees and Andy Gibb.
Curated by Hazel, a member of the Gibb family herself, this unique exhibition brings together rare memorabilia, personal stories and forgotten connections that reveal why Stretford holds a special place in the band's journey.
Expect nostalgia, surprises and stories you won't find in the history books.
Whether you're a lifelong Bee Gees fan, a lover of the disco era, or simply enjoy uncovering hidden local history - drop in, explore, reminisce and discover a side of Stretford's story you may never have heard before.
The exhibition will be up between 25th-28th June at The Unofficial Stretford Museum, King Street.
See times below:
Thursday 1pm-6pm
Friday 10am-4pm
Saturday 12pm-4pm
Sunday 12pm-4pm
The Makers Market returns to take over Stretford town centre on Sunday 3rd May, 11-4pm. Head over for a day filled with local traders, entertainment and community atmosphere.
We're excited to share the final community commission taking over the Unofficial Stretford Museum - Stretford Saints: Champions of England by @samswaffield ⚾
Next up in Stretford's Unofficial Museum we have an exhibition all about the M60, and how it impacts our local communities. At its heart, this exhibition invites people to pause and reconsider the urban spaces they usually move through without a second thought.