Summer’s all but over and autumn is in the air. Some of us love this time of year with its chance to get cosy in a cafe while the rain runs down the windows, or wade through fallen leaves in the park. Others need a little more convincing.
If that’s you, here’s a few of our favourite mood-boosting things to do in Manchester to get you through the change in season. From a foodie day out in Stockport to an adrenalin-spiking session at Total Ninja, here’s our top six uplifting things to do in Manchester for autumn 2023.
We’ve loads more ideas in our Things to Do section – why not take a look?
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Northern QuarterSugar Junction
More detailsWith a very vintage vibe, homemade cake and cocktails, and tempting hot and cold plates dished up all day every day in the heart of the Northern Quarter, Sugar Junction is the perfect go-to for ladies who brunch.
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Moss SideAlexandra Park
More detailsAlexandra Park, or Alex Park as it’s known, was once rather shabby but has now been restored to something approaching its former glory.
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Manchester City CentreManchester Literature Festival
More detailsManchester Literature Festival has grown considerably in size and stature since it debuted back in 2006. Held annually in October, it’s now known as one of the north’s leading festivals for book-lovers.
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Stockport Town CentreFoodie Friday Stockport
More detailsFoodie Friday is Stockport’s food and drink festival, taking place between 6-9pm on the final Friday of each month.
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Trafford ParkTotal Ninja
More detailsTotal Ninja is part bouncy-castle on steroids, part warrior training ground. The venue is mainly divided into two parts: an inflatable park and a so-called Ninja Academy, both of which are included in the entry price. There is also a free toddler area for under 4s.
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Northern QuarterFrog and Bucket
More detailsThe Frog and Bucket is one of Manchester’s longest running comedy clubs and one of the first venues to open in the (now booming) Northern Quarter.
