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1. MUSIC: World Aids Day concert, Bridgewater Hall, Mon 1 Dec
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 26 November 2008AN EVENT at the Bridgewater Hall on Monday (December 1) is set to raise money to mark World Aids Day.
2. THEATRE: Great Expectations, Library Theatre, from Sat 29 Nov
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 26 November 2008WALLOW in the murky world of Charles Dickens at Library Theatre when Great Expectations starts its festive run.
3. Actress hopes to delight in Dickens role
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 26 November 2008WHEN Claire Redcliffe steps onto the stage at the Library Theatre on Saturday she will not only be making a happy return there but shedding more than a decade.
4. Art that brings stories to life
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 26 November 2008STEP inside the pages of a book – sort of – at a fascinating new exhibition at Portico Gallery.
5. Festive decor tips from a stately source
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 26 November 2008PATRICK Swan has some good advice for creating your own natural Christmas decorations – plan early.
6. Wander lonely as a cloud
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 12 November 2008A RARE and remarkable opportunity to re-trace the footsteps of L S Lowry along the Cumbrian coastline is offered from this Saturday.
7. DANCE: Edward Scissorhands, Lowry, from Tues 18 Nov
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 12 November 2008THE Gothic fairytale of Edward Scissorhands returns to The Lowry next week to delight dance fans.
8. Listen to some tales of terror ... if you dare
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 12 November 2008ONE of the finest ghost story writers in English literature is celebrated in an unusual event at The Lowry on Sunday.
9. Tasty role for Sal
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 12 November 2008PEOPLE often say "hiya" to actress Sally Lindsay when they pass her in the street.
10. 'I do detect a bit of Morse in me'
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 12 November 2008COLIN Dexter is happy to admit that he does share some of the characteristics of his most famous literary creation, Inspector Morse.