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1. 1. Former footballer Paul Lake talks about his new book

   CityLife, Friday 26 August 2011 Now a physiotherapist, ex City player Paul Lake talks about his life and new book

2. 2. Exhibition: I'm Electric You're Electric

   CityLife, Thursday 24 February 2011 Sarah Walters looks at an enlightening exhibition, sculptor Richard Wheater.

3. 3. Preview: Free For Arts Festival 2010

   CityLife, Friday 01 October 2010 Look out for some unusual events in the city, says Sarah Walters.

4. 4. Must see: Under Water Colours

   CityLife, Friday 03 September 2010 (Contact Theatre, until September 26) Long before Jamie Hewlett was the artistic brains behind Gorillaz and opera Monkey: Journey To The West, he was a celebrated comic artist with a substantial following and collectable output.

5. 5. Caught in the half-light of fame by Annand

   CityLife, Wednesday 16 September 2009 PHOTOGRAPHER Simon Annand believes his new exhibition is an unprecendent body of work, writes Sarah Walters.

6. 6. Futuresonic: Pick of the best...

   CityLife, Wednesday 01 April 2009 THE Futuresonic calendar kicks off on Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights in the week ahead.

7. 7. Leigh town centre gets a knitted makeover

   CityLife, Friday 13 February 2009 MANCHESTER-BASED crafty types ArtYarn have decided to knit Leigh town centre warm again. From February 14-25, Leigh takes centre stage as part of a new craft exhibition, UK DIY. Expect to see knitting pop up in surprising places around the town, while the Civic Square will be transformed by...

8. 8. Art exhibitions at Odder

   CityLife, Friday 14 November 2008 It's a well-known fact that alcohol goes down well with creative types - and there's nowhere better to showcase Manchester's up and coming local artists than at one of the city's best and busiest bars.

9. 9. Street art comes in from cold

   CityLife, Friday 29 February 2008 "IN some ways, it's a bit like Prohibition in America - because they have banned street art, they have sent it underground. Even if they put the death sentence on street art, people would still do it," said Jon Winstanley, co-owner of Upper Space.

10. 10. Street art comes in from cold

    CityLife, Friday 29 February 2008 "IN some ways, it's a bit like Prohibition in America - because they have banned street art, they have sent it underground. Even if they put the death sentence on street art, people would still do it," said Jon Winstanley, co-owner of Upper Space.

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