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1. 1. Waterside Arts Centre: Material Serendipity

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 January 2005 THE Metro blue line to Altrincham will be unfamiliar to many.

2. 2. Pasana set to roll into town

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 January 2005 PASANA, a recently formed organisation in Manchester to promote Indian culture and arts, is doing a series of workshops on south Indian classical dance Bharatanatyam beginning on Monday, January 31, at the new Studio space in The Lowry from 6.45pm.

3. 3. Artists urged to pass on skills

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 January 2005 A NATIONAL volunteering charity is calling on artists across the country to get involved with a highly-successful scheme which aims to promote art in schools.

4. 4. From Russia to Salford with love

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 January 2005 A NATIONAL design prize, which was due to go on show in Moscow, is now in Salford giving visitors a glimpse of future trends and fashions for the home.

5. 5. This month's featured exhibition

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 02 January 2005 This month's featured exhibition

6. 6. Yvonne's song fit for a prince

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 January 2005 WHEN mezzo-soprano Yvonne Howard steps onto the stage of Buxton Opera House on January 30 she intends to give one of the performances of her career.

7. 7. Cindy's world

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 January 2005 TOLD partly in patois, Cindy Relisha And The DJ Prince, opening at the Library Theatre on January 26, is an authentic Jamaican take on the classic fairy tale of the disadvantaged underdog who triumphs in the end.

8. 8. Mary Poppins leads race for theatre awards

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 January 2005 WEST End musicals Mary Poppins and The Producers lead the nominations for this year's Laurence Olivier Awards.

9. 9. Cindy Delisha And The DJ Prince @ Library Theatre

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 January 2005 CHRISTMAS, Caribbean -style, is a little late this year. This Jamaicanised take on the Cinderella story brings a whacky end (surely) to the panto season. As you may imagine, it's high-spirited, brightly-coloured and comedic to the point of farce.

10. 10. The man with the Velvet touch

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 January 2005 FOR a bunch of self confessed screw-ups Velvet Revolver have pulled off a stunning comeback.

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