Upcoming Events
Wartime Industry and Working Women in Cheshire, 1914-1950
This exhibition explores Cheshire’s important contribution to the war effort, the stories of the valiant women who kept the county (and country) going during the conflicts.
Find out more »Tea and Talk: The History of the Working Class Movement Library
The Working Class Movement Library in Salford is recognised internationally as one of Britain’s most important collections of working class history.
Find out more »Friends Film Night ‘The Post’
Katherine Graham is the first female publisher of a major American newspaper. Along with editor Ben Bradlee, Graham races to expose a massive government cover-up and risks career and life to do so. Based on a true story.
Find out more »From Judy to Bette: The Stars of Old Hollywood
Join Rebecca Perry for a power-punch of cabaret style entertainment that chronicles the life and times of Bette Davis, Judy Garland, Betty Hutton and Lucille Ball.
Find out more »Craft and Chat
Meet like-minded crafters, learn a new skill, and enjoy a cup of tea in the relaxed setting of Weaver Hall Museum’s café.
Find out more »Craft and Chat
Meet like-minded crafters, learn a new skill, and enjoy a cup of tea in the relaxed setting of Weaver Hall Museum’s café.
Find out more »Tea and Talk: Liquid Pleasures
Coffee, chocolate and tea were introduced to Britain in the 17th century. This talk looks at the social history of these new drinks and the effects they’ve had then and since.
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