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A creative space to connect

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A creative space to make

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A creative space to share

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A creative space to be

WHAT’S NEW AT THE HALL

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Stories from plot to table:

Join Artist in residence, Anjum Malik will be creating collective poetry inspired by Food and Drink.

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Make space for youth

MAKE SPACE FOR YOUTH

Workshops for 11 - 16 year olds living in Fallowfield, Longsight, Moss Side and Rusholme.

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THE GARDEN PROJECT

Spring - Summer new timetable for our volunteer-led project to transform the grounds of the Hall and the north side of Platt Fields Park. 

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PEOPLE

MAKE SPACE

Make Space is our regular creative skillshare session for adults. Drop into the Hall and spend as long or as little as you like, slowing down, playing with materials, and being in good company. 

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PLACE

THE PLACE WE IMAGINE

How can sharing food and drink contribute to neighbourhood health and belonging? This year-long research and artist residency project explores options for developing food and drink provision in the Hall. 

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COLLECTIONS

100 OBJECTS

A small selection from the Platt Hall Collections, chosen by staff, partners and users of the Hall. Pick an object - any object - and share your thoughts or reasons for choosing. 

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Curious about Platt Hall?

We have a busy programme of activity at the Hall. However, we are not currently open to general visitors, as the building is not yet fully accessible.  

 

Find out more about the Hall’s development and how to get involved on the pages of this site. 

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Get Involved

All the important information you need to know to be part of the programme at Platt Hall, from bespoke projects to weekly drop-ins to seasonal Open Days.

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Programmes

We run a rich programme of activities, developed in partnership with local groups and communities, that use creativity to support social connection, inclusion and belonging. 

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Support

Platt Hall is a unique historic landmark and community resource. Support us to create a sustainable future for this beautiful building and the neighbourhood in which it sits.

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