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Chinese New Year in Manchester is a partnership event between the Federation of Chinese Associations of Manchester, Manchester City Council and Manchester BID/CityCo.
Manchester will be celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with the return of its legendary Dragon Parade after a two year hiatus.
The event will be held on Sunday 22nd January 2023, where the parade will start at Manchester Central Convention Complex and end at the Chinatown Car Park.
30% OFF room rates for CityCo & @ManchesterBID members. 20% OFF for non-members.
Locus, CityCo and Manchester BID host a free online workshop to help BID operators interpret the current landscape.
Manchester BID’s new term, alongside the recently announced Manchester Accommodation BID, will see an additional £6million a year invested into the city centre from 2023.
As a result of queues caused by vehicles leaving busy City Centre Car Parks, changes will be made this weekend to help improve traffic flow.
Over the past few months, CityCo/BID’s Operations team have worked with colleagues to restore and clean-up street furniture, bollards, service boxes, street signs and lampposts.
ROAD CLOSURES 10:00 to 16:00 Victoria Street 11:00 to 14:30 St Mary Gate (Cross Street to Deansgate) Deansgate ( Victoria…
A magical parade filled with all the sights, sounds and sparkle that spell Christmas will weave its way through the streets of the city centre.
With the festive season getting into full swing, people heading into Manchester are being encouraged to choose public transport or active travel this weekend.
City centre welcomed close to quarter of a million visitors over annual Halloween in the City event. Footfall up +5% on 2021.