Victoria Park

Victoria Park is a historic public park located in Stretford, Greater Manchester. Opened in 1906, it reflects the Edwardian tradition of formal parks designed to provide recreational and social space for local communities. Today, it combines heritage character with everyday use, with a historic layout, landscaped gardens, play areas and accessible paths.

Located within the park is a multi-purpose community building that has been built by the Friends of Victoria Park, Stretford. It acts as an indoor hub, providing space for meetings, workshops, classes and events.

Travelling here by car

Park on surrounding streets - no onsite parking

Travelling here by train

To Trafford Park Station then 5 mins walk

Travelling here by other means

Tram to Stretford then 5 mins walk

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Nearby Events

Photo of the actor Riz Ahmed in a pink t-shirt

2 October

Arts and Culture, Stretford

RIP IT UP - Mogul Mowgli

A film screening of Mogul Mowgli starring Riz Ahmed, featuring performances by spoken word artist Elijah Brown and friends.

Kirstie Pelling and Stuart Wickes perform Broken Chords

3 October

Theatre and Performance, Stretford

Broken Chords

Part concert, part confession, part love story, Broken Chords is a funny, moving and defiantly hopeful piece of gig theatre about love, loss and learning to live with grief.

When Cumbrian couple Kirstie Pelling and Stuart Wickes lost their 21-year-old son to suicide, they turned to songwriting – not to explain what had happened, but to find a way through it together. Now they bring their remarkable true story to Stretford, blending original songs, storytelling, spoken word and humour in an intimate theatrical performance.

Directed by former Dukes Artistic Director Joe Sumsion, Broken Chords comes to Stretford Public Hall as part of Greater Manchester’s Month of Hope and the Shining a Light on Suicide campaign.

Tickets are free, thanks to support from NHS Greater Manchester.