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We are open tomorrow for Heritage Open Days!
Don’t forget that there’s a rare opportunity to come and see the Library and the medieval buildings tomorrow as part of the National Heritage Open Days scheme. We are not normally open at the weekend so if you work during the week and aren’t usually able to come and visit, do come along and see us! The nineteenth-century Alfred Waterhouse building will also be open, and there will be the chance to take part in planning for the future by sharing your ideas about what you would like to see and experience.
We are open from 10am-4pm and the entrance will be through Vickers Gate, off Fennel Street/Victoria Street, just opposite the North Door of Manchester Cathedral.
