Stop and search powers have been introduced across a large part of Manchester in an effort to try and prevent 'serious violence'. The powers last for 24 hours, from 9.30pm on Saturday (September 2) until 9.30pm on Sunday (September 3).
22.08.2023 - 07:05 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Manchester Psych Fest will transform a corner of Oxford Road into a festival hub - including yoga and street food - when it returns next month (September 2).
Renamed 'Cactus Square' for the day, organisers say it will provide a gateway to the festival - featuring an array of activities for all attendees. Among these events, on the field at Circle Square, are a screen printing workshops, street food vendors, and meet and greets with some top festival acts.
For the first time, Manchester Psych Fest will also host an intimate pop-up cinema in the Lass O’Gowrie pub on Charles Street, with screenings of psychedelic cinematic favourites like Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, DIG, and Anonymous Club. A UK festival exclusive screening of King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard’s immersive tour chronicle Chunky Shrapnel will be played in The Pink Room at YES.
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North Tap Room in Cactus Square will be home to meet and greet signings with The Murder Capital, Sorry, The Mysterines, The Lovely Eggs and Say She She. Local street food vendors including The Holy Mountain Kitchen, Seitan’s Kebabs, Hello Oriental and Little Boa Boys.
Festival attendees will be able to get involved in screen print workshops, pick up some merch or even a limited edition bespoke festival tote designed by Lucy Grainge. The festival hub will also host an open yoga session from 11 am to 1 pm.
Cactus Square will open to festival-goers from 10 am until 9pm, with wristband collection also open from 10 am.
The 2023 event will be Manchester Psych Fest's 10th anniversary. Early bird tickets are now sold out and very limited tickets remain available. Final wave tickets are available
Stop and search powers have been introduced across a large part of Manchester in an effort to try and prevent 'serious violence'. The powers last for 24 hours, from 9.30pm on Saturday (September 2) until 9.30pm on Sunday (September 3).
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