With 2024 already knocking on our doors, you'll want to see out the current year in epic style. Whether brunch parties, incredible club nights or something a little different takes your fancy, take a peek at our guide to NYE here.

Make winter in Manchester a fun one with The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch. Not only will you get to hear throwback tunes performed live like you've never experienced before, but also dance to DJs, munch food from southern USA, and sip bottomless drinks. It's bound to warm you up.

Forget about the never-ending darkness and chilly extremities with Flight Club's banging Brunch Socials. A great one, especially if you've got a winter birthday, these events put on free-flowing pizza, bubbles and games on its state-of-the-art ochres.

For just £15 a person, you can nab a table at Miracle On Cross Street, the festive-themed pop-up that's decked out with all kinds of Christmassy decor and drinks. Think a tasty drink on arrival, followed by the chance to tuck into unlimited mince pies or grab an apple pie martini. 

The latest outdoor pop-up space at The Lawn Club, Alice's Yurt sees Johnnie Walker cocktails, a Mad Hatter statue, a stunning central tree and live music all come together in one place. Not only that, but there's amazing meals too.

Packed with everything from Manchester winter gardens to rooftop spots decked out in their seasonal finest, this low-down on cosy winter restaurants across our city isn't to be missed. Plus, there's fondue, hearty spreads and more too.

Warm up from the winter chill with a trip to Manchester's hottest cocktail bar, Alcotraz. This immersive experience sees you donning an orange jump suit and smuggling booze past an eagle-eyed warden, before sinking a range of delicious, bespoke cocktails.

One of the best winter things to do in Manchester city centre, this craft beer experience has you moving between a few venues to sample the finest that Mancunian microbreweries or tap rooms have to offer. Expect expert guidance and plenty of tastings too.

'Tis the season for lazy weekends and plenty of tatties. Head to one of these Sunday roast pubs for Yorkshire puddings, lashings of gravy, juicy cuts of meat and veggie alternatives, along with cosy interiors by the bucketload.

Looking for a snug little retreat to escape the winter chill? We've rounded up the very best places to hunker down with freshly poured pints, hearty plates and roaring fireplaces. From traditional boozers boasting old school charm to modern gastropubs, this city has got them all. 

IndieFlicks Film Festival takes place at Chapeltown Picture House on the first Wednesday of every month. Expect to be shown a series of shorts and to vote on your favourites throughout the night, all while grabbing food and drink from the bar.

Keeping things naughty this festive season? Swing by Bougie Drag & Boy Toy Events for the chance to indulge in unlimited fizz, delicious dishes and jaw-dropping entertainment from some of the UK's best stars; it's sure to get temperatures rising. 

The hottest pop-up trend is back in Manchester, that's right... we're talking about igloos, tipis and huts. Treat yourselves to a private get-together in your very own snow globe, complete with Insta-worthy interiors, themed eats and festive cocktails aplenty.

Whether winter dessert cocktails, drinks in a heated tipi or themed decor is more your thing, there's somewhere for you to head to on your handy list. These bars have you more than covered across the colder months, and they'll look pretty darn good in your snaps too.

Any winter survival pack needs hot toddies... Luckily for us, The Oast House is giving you all the festive feels with the return of The Curious Teepee - bigger and better than ever. Stuffed with fairy lights, fire pits, fur throws and warming drinks (including terrific toddies), this is the perfect idea for private parties.

Keep out of the cold this chilly season by trying your hand at the Japanese classic with YO!'s Sushi School. Found at its Arndale outpost, the restaurant will see you slicing, rolling (and eating, of course) everything from salmon sashimi to a delish cucumber maki.

Bar Hütte is back in Manchester this winter, bringing the city socially-distanced festive fun. Hire out a cosy ski chalet (think festive lights, snug heat lamps and a 'carol-oke' machine) with freshly baked pizza and bombardino cocktails filled with hot rum and eggnog. 

Over in the Northern Quarter, Ramona has joined forces with The Firehouses to open a winter village. Get cosy in teepees, listen to live music and chow down on a menu that includes flame-grilled peri-peri chicken and sumptuous Sunday roasts.