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Whether it's serious quiet time you're after, or an alternative therapy to pep up flagging energy levels, they can be found at the Manchester Buddhist Centre, housed in a converted warehouse in central Manchester.
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The 60-metre-high Wheel of Manchester in Exchange Square offers 360-degree views of Manchester's ever-changing cityscape from its 42 pods, while commentary highlights local landmarks. Enjoy the 13-minute ride in heated, air-conditioned eight-seater capsules or sip champagne in the VIP gondola.
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The Imperial War Museum North is housed in a fabulous modern building by star architect Daniel Libeskind (creator of the Jewish Museum in Berlin, among others). Take the kids to explore the key themes of war in the 20th century.
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Peter Kay's Tour that Doesn't Tour sees Bolton's funniest man return to stand-up comedy for the first time in seven years. These dates at the MEN Arena are part of a mammoth series across the country.
27 Apr - 1 May 2010 (various dates) - MEN Arena (Manchester Evening News Arena)
Taking place in Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, Walls are Talking is the first major UK exhibition of artists' wallpapers. Featuring works by over 30 artists, including Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst, it's a major re-examination of this humble and under-rated art form.
6 Feb - 3 May 2010 - Whitworth Art Gallery
An entrepreneur and pioneer, Thomas Wardle was knighted for his services to the silk industry. Examining his developments, this exhibition at Manchester's Whitworth Gallery features both drapes of iridescent Asian fabrics and lush, intricate designs produced in Britain.
6 Feb - 6 May 2010 - Whitworth Art Gallery
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