HOME Manchester

About

HOME Manchester is a vibrant cultural centre that brings together contemporary theatre, independent cinema, and visual art under one roof. Located at 2 Tony Wilson Place in the heart of the city, HOME was established in 2015 through the merger of Cornerhouse and the Library Theatre Company. The venue features five cinema screens, two theatres, and a 500m² gallery space, making it one of the UK’s few arts centres to commission, produce, and present work across multiple disciplines. Its year-round programme includes international film festivals, cutting-edge theatre productions, and thought-provoking exhibitions by emerging and established artists. HOME also offers a welcoming café-bar, restaurant, and bookshop, creating a relaxed space for conversation and creativity. With a mission to inspire curiosity and foster inclusivity, HOME is a cornerstone of Manchester’s cultural scene and a hub for new ideas and diverse voices.

Manchester United Kingdom

Location

HOME Manchester is located at 2 Tony Wilson Place, First Street, Manchester M15 4FN, just off Whitworth Street West and opposite the Hacienda apartments. This contemporary arts centre sits at the heart of Manchester’s new Cultural Quarter, a short walk from Deansgate-Castlefield Metrolink stop (0.2 miles) and Oxford Road train station (0.3 miles), making it easily accessible by public transport. The Q-Park First Street car park is right next door, offering convenient parking for visitors. The surrounding area is lively and central, with HOME positioned near major city attractions such as the Palace Theatre, Bridgewater Hall, and the bustling Oxford Road corridor. The venue itself is a hub for film, theatre, and visual arts, boasting two theatres, five cinemas, galleries, a bookshop, and stylish bar and restaurant spaces. Nearby, you’ll find the INNSIDE by Meliá hotel, Deansgate Locks, and a wide selection of cafés, bars, and restaurants, making HOME an ideal starting point for exploring Manchester’s vibrant city centre and cultural scene.