Open 6 Nov – 22 Dec 2026 in Albert Square, Cathedral Gardens and Piccadilly Gardens. A train ride from anywhere in Britain, about 2h10 from London, or a short flight from abroad.
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Albert Square, Cathedral Gardens and Piccadilly Gardens runs from Friday 6 November 2026 to Tuesday 22 December 2026. The organiser has confirmed the dates. Albert Square and Cathedral Gardens stay open to 3 January.
From anywhere in Britain, take the train to Manchester: about 2h10 from London. The trip goes on the day and comes home the next morning, with a train from your nearest station and a hotel for the night. From abroad, Tripsntix plans a flight to the nearest airport for a Friday-to-Sunday weekend.
6–8 Nov, 13–15 Nov, 20–22 Nov, 27–29 Nov, 4–6 Dec, 11–13 Dec and 18–20 Dec.
Muse in concert (Thu 12 Nov), Muse in concert (Fri 13 Nov) and Fontaines D.C. in concert (Sat 21 Nov). Combos on the trip page put both on one trip.
Flight prices are the cheapest fares other travellers found on Aviasales in the last 48 hours, so book soon if one looks good. Concert prices come from Ticketmaster. Football prices are each club's own published prices for its cheapest seats or standing. Train fares open on Trainline or Eurostar, which show the cheapest fares for your dates.
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