An independent cinema, theatre and art gallery in Manchester city centre, offering new art, new theatre and new experiences.
Family film screening of Stitch Head, a friendly local monster, within the Family Halloween programme at HOME.
Hugh Bonneville reflects on his career and storytelling in conversation with Ellah Wakatama, as part of the Manchester Literature Festival.
Screening of the film 'Fjord' by Cristian Mungiu, part of the BFI London Film Festival 2026 extended programme.
Closing night film of the 70th BFI London Film Festival: Jesse Eisenberg's comedy about community theatre, with Julianne Moore, screened at HOME.
A screening of Charles Burnett's 1983 film, an intimate portrait of life in 1980s South Central LA, as part of The Book of Darkness & Light Film Festival at HOME.
The new stand-up show from award-winning comedian Daniel Foxx, exploring his experiences with dating apps and breakups.
The Umbilical Brothers bring their international comedy phenomenon, performed simultaneously on stage and screen, to HOME.
A screening of the Black Audio Film Collective's film essay on race and civil disorder in 1980s Britain, part of the London Film Festival series at HOME.
A night of stand-up comedy curated by host Clayton Jones, featuring emerging comedians alongside nationally celebrated headline acts.
A family animated adventure as Shaun and the flock prepare for Halloween, with a mad scientist Shaun and a wild beast roaming the woods.
Internationally bestselling author Lee Child discusses the inspirations behind his work and offers an early look at his new novel Chain Reaction.
Manchester DJ and writer Dave Haslam launches his new book 'Creative Journeys' with intimate conversations with artists, actors and musicians.
Poet Jackie Kay performs a selection of poems from her collection Selected Poems 1991-2026 at HOME Theatre.
A 35mm screening of the acclaimed 1996 film Beautiful Thing, celebrating its 30th anniversary as part of Reclaim The Frame's campaign.
A musical stage adaptation of the award-winning children's book, featuring beautiful puppets and catchy tunes, suitable for the whole family.
A screening of the 1976 British film 'Pressure', a coming-of-age story about the Windrush generation, as part of the London Film Festival at HOME.
The thrilling conclusion to an epic story of French liberation in WWII, directed by Antonin Baudry.
Double bill of Hammer Films' Dracula series, with the 1958 original restored in 4K and presented uncut, plus a special guest introduction.
The award-winning play by Rae Mainwaring, a three-woman, one-woman show about growing up in the shadow of Multiple Sclerosis, presented by Carbon Theatre.
A double bill of family short films from Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, presented as a Halloween programme described as 'one spooky, one sweet'.
A baby and toddler drop-in session with crafts, stories and play, including making spider headdresses and reading The Very Busy Spider.
A fully restored director's cut of Ken Russell's epic of obsession and corruption starring Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave.
An evening with author Philippa Gregory exploring the characters and histories that inspired her novel Royal Witch, part of the History Read programme.
Stand-up comedy show Whatsherface by Maisie Adam, a UK comedian known for her observational style and appearances on Taskmaster.
A screening of Danny Boyle's drama about Rupert Murdoch and The Sun, shown as part of the BFI London Film Festival's Manchester programme at HOME.
Screen talk with director Danny Boyle, who discusses his career and his film Ink, hosted by Jason Wood.
A comic storytelling show blending music, comedy and a Viking helmet, exploring death, friendship and the absurdity of life.
