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Heritage Open Days and New Lunchtime Opening
Don’t forget that we are open for Heritage Open Days on Saturday 13 September. This is a rare opportunity to look round the Library and the beautiful medieval buildings at the weekend, so come along and have a wander round the cloisters, lose yourself among the book presses, and soak up the atmosphere.
From next Monday we’re also open at lunchtimes every weekday, so if you work in Manchester and would like to come and spend your lunch hour somewhere a little bit different, pop along and see us!
