Featured Events in Salford in June 2025 (August Updated)

A journey inward to get to know you and your body. A womens circle. Embodiment journey- gentle movement to connect you to your body through feeling and sensation, connection practises, meditation, concious connected breathwork jounrey to create safety in our body and integrate blockages to your sensuality, integration and space to share your voice. No matter where you are on your journey this event is open to you, your sensuality holds so much power for you. Information Source: Grace Goldsmith | eventbrite

The forum will be held on Tuesday 10th June 2025 6:30 - 8:00 in person. Pendleton Gateway, 1 Broadwalk, Salford M6 5FX We will have a an update on the current schemes and also have a presentation from TfGM on the work they are currently doing and also a presentation on the updated Irwell River Park Connectivity and Movement Strategy Any questions should be directed to cycling@salford.gov.uk Information Source: Salford City Council | eventbrite

Located in the heart of Manchester, the Manchester Business Breakfast Club provides a welcoming atmosphere where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast while connecting with fellow attendees. Share your experiences, gain insights, and explore potential collaborations in a supportive and friendly environment. What to expect? We arrive at 7:00 am with informal networking and then enjoy a freshly cooked hot breakfast (dietary needs supported), with tea, coffee, and juice. You'll have the chance to tell us about your business and who would be a great referral for you - the more specific you can be is terrific! The event closes at 8:30 am but you don't have to rush off, stay on to have a chat with others. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your professional network and discover new business prospects. Register now for the Manchester Business Breakfast Networking Event and kickstart your day with a boost of inspiration and connections! Information Source: Manchester Business Breakfast Club | eventbrite

Summer Tree Walk, identification, mythology and folklore (ticketed event) Come join us for a delightful stroll through Light Oaks Park as we explore the fascinating world of trees! Learn how to identify different species, uncover the myths and folklore surrounding these majestic beings, and deepen your connection with nature. This in-person event promises to be both educational and enchanting. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the wonders of the natural world! Information Source: Friends of Lightoaks Park | eventbrite

Little artists will create personalised mini banners featuring trophy cut-outs, colourful decorations, and plenty of creative flair, because every dad deserves to feel like a champion. We’ll have beads, stickers, markers, and all the colours kids love to mix and match. And back by popular demand: DIY Dad Badges! Kids can design and decorate their own “Best Dad” badges — a keepsake their father will proudly wear all day (and maybe forever). ONLY LITTLE ONES NEED A TICKET! Information Source: Kargo MKT | eventbrite

Hello from Salford! Join us for a marvellous Eid musical evening at the Lowry Theatre in Salford Quays. Like our previous festivals, we have a musical feast for you with talented and highly entertaining singers and musicians from the North West. They are: Hamza Bouzhar, Moroccan Nasheed Artist, singer and composer, and Sajal Chaudhary, a Pakistani singer. Hosted by: Matt Eames – Head of Theatres (Contemporary & Commissioning). Information Source: MACFEST - Muslim Arts and Culture Festival. | eventbrite

The theme for the Phi Mu Chapter's 2025 Annual Conference will be ' Nursing in Challenging Times' . In addition to oral and poster presentations, the keynote speakers will be: Professor Charlotte McArdle - Making progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 is critical for a healthy planet and a healthy population. Professor Claire Pryor - Nursing in social care: the challenges of a split health and social care system. The full conference programme will be made available as soon as possible. It is free for Sigma members and University of Salford students and staff to attend the Conference but there will be a small charge for non-members. Information about getting to the venue There is currently building work being undertaken at the University of Salford and the Mary Seacole Building so onsite parking is limited. Click HERE for information about disabled parking and a map of other car parks. Click HERE for information about other transport options, including train, bus, bike, or E-Scooter. Click HERE for further information about local travel information regarding broader travel disruptions in the vicinity of The University. Local Accommodation The University of Salford has negotiated reduced rates at some hotels (see below table). To book at The Ainscow click HERE . Contact the hotels directly to ask for the reduce rate and to book. Please note that a Manchester City Tax of £1.20 per night which will need to be paid when checking-in. Information Source: Dr Leslie Gelling | eventbrite