Manchester Hall, Manchester 8 May 2024, 9:00am - 4:00pm
The Institute of Government and Public Policy is delighted to be hosting this event at Manchester Hall. Steeped in history, the venue is situated in the heart of Manchester city centre. Formerly a Freemason Hall, Manchester Hall was designed in 1929 by architect Percy Scott Worthington. After a sensitive multi-million pound restoration, Manchester Hall now combines traditional structure with contemporary glamour.
Manchester Hall, 36 Bridge Street, Manchester, M3 3BT
Located in the heart of Manchester city centre, on Bridge Street. With plenty of transport links around the venue including bus, metrolink and local train stations including Piccadilly and Salford Central.
By Rail
The nearest train station to Manchester Hall is Piccadilly and Salford Central Rail Station. For further information visit the National Rail website.
Metrolink
By Car
Parking is available close to the venue with the NCP car park on King Street West which provides easy access to Manchester Hall. Please note charges apply.
By Bus
There are a few different bus stops that are located a short walk away from the venue. You can plan your journey here.
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