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1. MUSIC: Gomez, Academy 3, Thurs 4 Sep

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
BACK when they first emerged in 1998, Gomez seemed less like a band, and more like a puzzling case for Mulder and Scully – like a freaky musical occurrence that simply couldn’t be explained.

2. Twister took the weekend by storm

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
ROCH Revolution Live stormed the August bank holiday weekend with scores of party revellers taking over Twist in Drake Street to celebrate the best of Rochdale’s unsigned bands.

3. FESTIVAL: Exodus 08, Urbis, Sun 31 Aug

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
THE arts and culture of Manchester’s refugee communities will be celebrated at this year’s Exodus Festival.

4. MUSIC: Camille, Lowry, Sunday 31 Aug

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
IRISH/FRENCH performer Camille seems to be spoken about more for her eccentricities than her actual music.

5. An impressive track record

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
THE Museum of Science and Industry is going full steam into the future with a real enthusiast at its helm.

6. Va-va-vroom

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
WHEN Alison Steadman dons the wig and Eighties clothes for her role in Alan Bennett’s play Enjoy, it always reminds her of one person – her mum.

7. Castlefield's changing face

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
MANCHESTER’s Museum of Science and Industry is celebrating 25 years of enthralling visitors with a special exhibition of its own.

8. Show is the business

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
ALTRINCHAM'S Garrick Playhouse is gearing up for its next production - Business Affairs by Jeremy Lloyd and John Chapman.

9. Satisfaction from the soil

Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 27 August 2008
SAM Youd firmly believes that at times of financial crisis and uncertainty we head back to the soil and our gardens.