List of Events

  1. Music for Wellbeing

    Across October, Contact is offering a series of four, free-to-access Music for Wellbeing Sessions, specifically aimed at artists, freelancers and facilitators between the ages of 18 and 30.

    Workshop

  2. The Nello James Centre: Rediscovered

    North West Film Archive present a recently rediscovered film about the history and legacy of the Nello James Centre in Whalley Range, and the people who fought for its survival.
  3. A young man with dark hair and a beard experiments with equipment in a music studio

    Music Drop

    Music Drop is Contact's open access music service designed to empower the next generation of musicians.

    Workshop

  4. Diva of the Decades

    Welcome to the electrifying world of Diva of the Decades! Embark on a sensational journey through the ages as we celebrate the powerhouse voices and iconic performances of the biggest divas in music history.
  5. Creepy Boys

    You're invited: The Creepy Boys are throwing their 13th birthday party. Combining 2000s sexy songs, satanic rituals and Willam Dafoe, it will have everything. Games. Gifts. Possibly Satan. Probably cake.
  6. Daliso Chaponda: Feed This Black Man Again

    Daliso did his first show Feed This Black Man 20 years ago. The jokes were mediocre, there was a rap about poverty in the middle (which was as offensive as you might imagine) and the big finale involved a sandwich on stage.
  7. Coram Shakespeare Schools Festival 2024

    Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation is proud to present the world’s largest youth drama festival at Contact this November.
  8. Zoe Lyons: Werewolf

    The host of BBC’s ‘Lightning’, a regular on ‘Have I Got News For You’, ‘QI’, and ‘Mock The Week’ – and a survivor of ‘Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins’ and ‘World’s Most Dangerous Roads’ – Zoe is one of the country’s best-loved comedians.