Ways Of Seeing | A Living Archive Of Expression & Wellbeing | 29th-31st August | The Unofficial Stretford Museum
Join artist Wingyu Yeung at The Unofficial Stretford Museum for Ways of Seeing, a free community art project.
Before The Hundred and One Dalmatians became a beloved classic, its creator, Dodie Smith, called Stretford home. She lived with her grandparents at 609 Stretford Road until 1910, where her childhood experiences helped inspire her storytelling.
This summer, we're celebrating our hometown connection with a spot-tacular street party packed with entertainment, face painting, family fun and a special screening of the classic film at The Northern Light Cinema. And GRUB Stretford will be serving a delicious variety of food and bringing the nostalgia with some jazz on the decks. Everyone's invited - especially your four-legged friends.
It kicks off at 12pm on Sir Tony Lloyd Square and King Street, wrapping up at 8pm - but you're welcome to stick around!
Join artist Wingyu Yeung at The Unofficial Stretford Museum for Ways of Seeing, a free community art project.
Our Stretford Summer Trail is here to keep the little ones entertained during the summer holidays. Complete the trail and enter the prize draw to win a whole year of family film nights at The Northern Light Cinema Streford.
Come along for a series of free drop-in sessions over the summer holidays, bringing a pop-up playhouse to the museum with a metric tonne of magnetic tiles for little ones to get creative with.