You and your teammates will be armed with a weapon each and given a mission. From there you will have to battle and reclaim the outbreak zones that have become infested with the walking dead… Zombie Uprising guarantee an adrenaline fuelled fear fest in a post apocalyptic outbreak zone. Here, you and your team will have to avoid infection and battle for survival to complete your mission.
But be careful. If the fear doesn't get you Gift Cards. Events last for an adrenaline filled 3 hours with all equipment provided. Ammunition is included and participants magazines are reloaded after every mission. Optional extras on the day include additional magazines and weapon upgrades. Putting a real focus on teamwork we encourage people to work together, support each other and encourage each other. Get in touch with us to discuss your booking.
Subscribe Now. As well as the vast selection of sushi vendors to choose from, there will also be workshops hosted by Food Sorcery that will teach guests how to make their very own sushi from home — though it is worth noting that the workshops run every hour and are on a strictly first come first served basis. There will also be Japanese inspired art classes, fashion pop ups, live music and DJs — as well as plenty of Japanese beer to hand, too.
The festival will run for four hours each day between the hours of 3pm and 7pm. To celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the magical world of Harry Potter, an epic movie marathon complete with afternoon tea and cocktails is coming to Manchester.
King Street Townhouse will be marking the occasion appropriately by hosting the movie marathon of all movie marathons in their very own cinema, which seats only a handful of people at a time for the ultimate viewing experience. The vintage-style cinema will be showing every film from the Harry Potter franchise across two weekends this month, complete with a tasty afternoon tea menu and wizardry-themed cocktails.
For more information and to get yourself booked in, visit the King Street Town House website here. Van Gogh Alive, the world-famous immersive exhibition dedicated to the work of Vincent Van Gogh, will be staying put in Media City for an extra month. After welcoming a staggering , visitors since its arrival in Salford back in October , the art exhibition has announced a last minute extension of one month, meaning it will stay put until until February 27th instead of its original departure date of January 23rd.
The exhibition also supports The Christie charity by using the experience as a platform to help raise funds to continue its work in cancer care, research, and education.
Visitors to the exhibition will have the opportunity to make a donation to the charity when either purchasing tickets or while at the exhibition.
For more information and to book your own tickets, visit the Van Gogh Alive website. Connect with us. Share Tweet.
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