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Upcoming Events

We are always busy here at Girl Gang – whether it is growing our own ideas and projects, taking on new commissioned work from partners, or cooking up exciting collaborations with local arts organisations and venues.

Got an idea for an event that you want to run with us? Please get in touch.

What's Coming Up?

Check out all upcoming events below, alongside our monthly events series of creative, friend-making, fitness and community activities. Find out more information and get your tickets – we can’t wait for you to join our gang!

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Build A Better Future: Period Power

May 28,

6:30 pm -

8:30 pm

Harness your hormones and get your cycle working for you! A profound and practical blueprint for aligning daily life with your menstrual cycle. Period Power is the handbook to periods and hormones that will leave you wondering why the hell nobody told you this sooner.

Pinata & Processing @ SICK! Festival

May 30,

4:30 pm -

6:30 pm

Join us in this drop in workshop where we collectively process some of the best and worst parts of womanhood, with group sharing, stimulus, crafting and discussion, we will dance, sing, scream and breathe our way through a collective pinata build, sticking it together with love and rage and stuffing it with the beauty of sisterhood and things that boil our piss!

BeatOne Afterparty @ SICK! Festival

May 30,

9:00 pm -

11:00 pm

Rounding off Beat One, SICK! joins forces with Girl Gang Manchester and DJ The Taxidermist to invite you to the official Beat One Afterparty: A Revolution Without Dancing Is Not Worth Having.

Twelfth Night

June 24 -

July 5,

7:30 pm -

10:00 pm

HER Productions return in 2026 with Unseemly Shakespeare, taking on the Bard’s ultimate romantic comedy: ‘Twelfth Night’. Since 2017, HER have been redefining Shakespeare with their ground-breaking annual tradition that reimagines the Bard’s works through an all-female and non-binary cast.