SciBar Didsbury takes place at the Pitcher and Piano at 6.30pm on the last Monday of the month.
Novembers discussion will be Lost into space: the fate of the Sun and will be hosted by Dr Chris Wareing of The University of Leeds.
There is plenty of Christmas spirit in Didsbury this year. Dozens of restaurants are offering special Christmas menus and offers to spice up your December.
Here is a list of Didsbury restaurants with Christmas menus for 2009 for you to peruse:
The lucky people of Didsbury Manchester will have 2 Christmas lights switch-ons in 2009. The main lights switch-on with be in Didsbury Village, and a seconds switch-on will happen in West Didsbury as part of Christmas WestFest.
Didsbury Village – Christmas lights are turned on Wednesday December 2nd outside Didsbury library at 7pm. Afterwards non-alcoholic mulled wine and biscuits will be available in Emmanuel Church Hall. The event has been organised by Didsbury in Bloom and Didsbury Civic Society.
West Didsbury – Christmas lights are turned on Thursday December 3rd at 7pm by DJ Dave Haslam and will be accompanied by late night closing for some shops on Burton Road and Lapwing Lane.
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The lovely people at Thyme Out Deli on Nell lane (just off Burton Road, West Didsbury) are offering all Fetch Didsbury fans free tea or coffee with their fry up or cooked breakfast this Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th November. Just mention Fetch Didsbury when you order.
Thyme Out Deli offer a great selection of food to eat in and hot and cold food to take out along with a huge range of teas, coffees and smoothies. If you are looking for food to your doorstep then Thyme Out also deliver within a 3 mile radius if you spend £20, which includes the whole of Didsbury!
Early next month Thyme Out Deli will also be hosting a Xmas farmers Market on the 5th and 6th of December.
So get on down to Thyme Out Deli for your breakfast (from 9am) this weekend and then have yourself a stroll along Burton Road shops while you’re digesting.
Don’t forget to mention Fetch Didsbury sent you!
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Update: This offer has now expired but we often have Zizzi discounts available on our Didsbury restaurant discounts page.
On the corner of Wilmslow Road and Barlow Moor road is a large building that has been the home of Squires Public House, The Clock Tower Public House and more recently the failed Fugu Restaurant and Bar.
In November the building will be re-opened as a Zizzi Italian Restaurant with 100 indoor seats and seating for 60 outside. The chain already has two Manchester branches in the city centre located at Spinningfields and The Triangle.
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