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Things to do in Trafford

Discover what's on and where to go in Trafford, Greater Manchester's cultural borough.

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Our pick of what's on in Trafford.

Large collection of crochet purple roses of various shades from violet to deep purple

7 September 2026 – 8 March 2027

Workshops and Clubs, Altrincham

Trafford Roses Against Violence

Help to create 10,000 handmade purple roses as part of Trafford’s Roses Against Violence campaign for International Women’s Day. The roses will form a powerful public installation for International Women’s Day 2027, helping to shine a light on violence against women and girls and inspire collective action across Trafford.

What's on

12 August 2026 – 10 March 2027

Festivals and Events, Sale

Wednesday Afternoon Readers' Group at Coppice Library

Looking for your next great read and some friendly conversation? Pull up a chair, grab a coffee and join us at the Coppice Library Readers' Group.

Cup of coffee and chalk board reading 'what's your story'.

14 October – 9 December

Festivals and Events, Altrincham

Wednesday Evening Readers' Group at Altrincham Library

Discover new stories, share your thoughts and unwind with fellow book lovers at Altrincham Library's Wednesday Evening Readers' Group.

A welcoming evening group for anyone who enjoys reading, offering the chance to discover new books, share opinions and connect with fellow readers.

Great books. Fresh perspectives. Friendly discussions!

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9 September 2026 – 11 August 2027

Festivals and Events, Sale

We Are One Meetup

This social group is for neurodivergent adults in Trafford - featuring a variety of activities and a quiet space to relax.

Guy Masterson performing as nine different people in a blue boilersuit

15 October

Theatre and Performance, Sale

Animal Farm

30 years since its first performance, Guy Masterson's globally renowned solo adaptation of Orwell's barnyard masterpiece is now performed by the brilliant Sam Blythe.