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The Deaf Institute
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Sandra
August 15, 2016
Probably the finest small-to-mid-level venue in the city , The Deaf Institute has become the first port-of-call for a host of world-class acts visiting Manchester. With tiered seating and rococo design, the Music Hall works perfectly for everyone from low-key solo artists to raucous hip hop shows. And let’s not forget the stand-out feature: the biggest disco ball in town. Once seen never forgotten.
Probably the finest small-to-mid-level venue in the city , The Deaf Institute has become the first port-of-call for a host of world-class acts visiting Manchester. With tiered seating and rococo design, the Music Hall works perfectly for everyone from low-key solo artists to raucous hip hop shows. A…
Terri
August 1, 2016
Occasional gigs, live music, smoking terrace, nice drinks, casual food (pizza, chips) chilled place - good for a date or hanging out with mates
Sophie
April 25, 2014
lovely venue for food and music
Matthew
March 14, 2022
This is one of my favourite gig venues in Manchester. I'd advise seeing if anyone is playing and grabbing yourself a cheap ticket. Its a great venue over 3 floors, the top floor being a really intimate gig venue with giant disco ball.
Liam
October 20, 2019
Landmark building housing plush basement bar, cafe/bar and upstairs music hall with smoking terrace.
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Indawo
135 Grosvenor St
Manchester, England