More MIF21 events are going on sale today, you can book for…
Arlo Parks, one of the country’s best new acts – fresh from winning the Breakthrough Artist award at the Brits Damon Albarn, performing songs from his latest project The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows Notes on Grief, a new stage adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s powerful reflection on love and loss Laurent Garnier: Off the Record, the UK premiere of a new film plus a Q&A with Laurent and director Gabin Rivoire Rooted in Rhyme, a thrilling celebration of Manchester hip hop MIF x Salaam Festival, with Abi Sampa, Sona Jobarteh and Muneera Williams in a special celebration of a new Islamic art and culture festival Homecoming Live, featuring Rema, Midas the Jagaban, Anz and Julie Adenuga MIF21 Tours, seven new themed tours from Festival Square.
Tickets for all these events go on sale via mif.co.uk at 10am tomorrow (Thursday). MIF Members get priority booking – and it’s not too late to join. We’ll be going on sale with more MIF21 events shortly, and will also be announcing our schedule of online streaming shows and the full programme in Festival Square very soon. Stay tuned!
And if you haven’t already done so, you can now book tickets for shows including All of This Unreal Time, The Global Playground, Big Ben Lying Down with Political Books and I Love You Too – plus the last few tickets for Arcadia on the site of The Factory, MIF’s future year-round home. COVID-19 restrictions mean tickets are strictly limited, so book soon to avoid disappointment…
Don’t forget to tune in to the MIF Show with David Kay and David Shanahan every Tuesday from 1pm on North Manchester FM 106.6.
