Events near Great-Longstone, Derby

Join Gordon the Toad for magical tales, curious creatures and crafty fun, with a potion drink and sweet treats in our enchanted venue.

Only 7 night a week comedy club in Manchester. 15+ shows a week! Come check out our New York style comedy club.

Hallam official Wednesday night!! HSU and OC bring you the ultimate party every Wednesday! Bleed Maroon!

HAVOC's spooky night of DIY fashion and live music at The Deaf Institute

NOW PLAYING brings the music of your favourite artists together for one night, taking the tracks from your headphones to a proper club sound system.

It's spooky season! Bring your little ones for a fun-filled afternoon with halloween themed messy play, crafting & creating!

Beneath the red brick arches of Manchester lies a city forged in fire, protest, and relentless innovation.

Beneath Sheffield's grand City Hall pillars and tram-rattled High Street, secrets still swirl in the open air-where revolution, riot, and the rhythm

Beneath the red-brick heart of Mansfield, secrets echo in cobbled alleys and centuries-old stones.

Local comedians, new material, funny stories and off-the-cuff jokes - all for just £1 at your favourite comedy club.

Free group physiotherapy for women aged 45+ in Rotherham, led by Village Physio. Improve strength, balance, mobility and confidence.

Free entry launch night for Battle for the Grand at The Church House. £1,000 for the winner.

Bukkle Up brings Dyl Poole back to Manchester this Halloween! Joined by James Cooper, Bukko and Pazz, this one's going to get spooky, Bukkle Up!

Free Northen Soul night in the heart of Manchester! Come and have a drink and listen to some Rare Soul ALL ON VINYL!!

An open mic stand up comedy show open to everyone and anyone! If you want to sign up to perform you can at 7:00pm, show kicks off 7:30, free to watch!

Join Steve Holbrook for an emotional and uplifting evening of clairvoyance.

A secret war once raged beneath the towers of Manchester, while masterpieces and mayhem have brushed shoulders on rain-soaked streets.

Beneath Sheffield's steel and glass, layers of intrigue stir-ruined castles sleep under busy streets, and rebels once whispered in cathedral shadows.

Stoke proper - a square kilometre between the Minster, the Spode works, the station, and the canal - was the engine room of the British ceramics

Vintage Vietnamese soul

Sheffield's cutlery and steel walked the world, and behind every Old Sheffield Plate teapot and stainless dinner knife stood a courtyard yard, a wet