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6 Ideas for Stag and Hen Parties in Manchester

November 21, 2021

Planning a stag or hen do in Manchester? Whether you’re the maid of honour or you’re the best man, there’s no doubt that organising the bash to celebrate an upcoming wedding is no mean feat. 

Luckily, we have listed six ideas to help you plan your stag do and hen do events in Manchester.

Clubbing

It’s not called ‘Madchester’ for nothing. Manchester is renowned for its dazzling pubs and clubs, so visiting a least one whilst in the city is a must. From underground dancing venues to pubs playing live music to stylish cocktail bars to large commercial party events, Manchester has it all when it comes to nightlife.

The city centre and the Northern Quarter are both popular spots for lively bars and restaurants, while the Gay Village, centred around Canal Street, is a vibrant area for revellers and home to the city’s much-celebrated Pride event.

To channel that holiday vibe, head to the Printworks for an indoor pub street experience or enjoy a drink by the canal at Deansgate Locks.

Sightseeing

If pubbing and clubbing isn’t your thing, you’re in luck – Manchester is rich in culture and history. This is particularly useful if your stag or hen party includes elderly relatives or colleagues.

Take a tour of the architectural wonders, such as Manchester Cathedral or the city’s Chinatown, or take a leisurely stroll round Castlefield Urban Heritage Park.

Manchester is also historically famous for its contribution to science and engineering and is a leader in technological academia. There are a multitude of museums to explore, including the city’s Museum of Transport, the Science and Industry Museum, Manchester Museum among others.

Compete

If your stag and hen guests don’t all know each other, then competitive activities are a great way to introduce people and get them working together. According to research, physical sports enhance social interaction and trust between team members, so why not consider something competitive?

There are loads of places in Manchester where you can engage in competitive activities, such as paintballing, immersive digital games, bubble football, and much more.

To the Crystal Dome

Looking to take on a physical challenge that’s a bit more unusual? Consider challenging your physical and mental skills and plan a unique experience at the Crystal Maze. Based on the much-loved TV show, this immersive quest sees teams take on different challenges through various zones.

The experience offers excellent stag and hen packages, where all participants get to take home their own souvenir crystal.

Life drawing

Get your pencil out and take part in a life drawing session as part of your hen or stag event. Manchester has several venues offering one-off nude life drawing parties led by professional artists. Some even include the life model providing a ‘butler in the buff’ service, if that’s the kind of vibe you’re after.

Theatre

Another activity that can be enjoyed by all ages within your stag or hen party, the theatre is a great choice if you’re trying to be inclusive.

With its Palace Theatre, Opera House, famous Arena, and much more, Manchester could arguably rival London with its dramatic arts venues. From comedy stand-ups to long-running stage pays to musical theatre, there is something to suit all tastes.

Conclusion

Now that we’ve offered you some ideas of what to do in Manchester, let’s hope your stag or hen bash is one to remember.

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