Horace Lindezey & Eamonn Canniffe: Manchester Memories

We’re thrilled to be working with Castlefield Gallery to create a special event with Horace Lindezey, exploring his life time of Manchester memories.

Join us for an evening of stories and reflection of a childhood in Manchester, and the way that the city has changed and developed for the people that live here.

Horace Lindezey will debut a new sound work, The Flats Were Built in ’69, made in collaboration with Castlefield Gallery, sharing his memories of growing up in Manchester and the music that has soundtracked his life. From Ancoats, The Crescent in Hulme, to his residence of almost five decades in Moss Side, the work is an homage to Horace’s parents, siblings and the people in his local community. This will be followed by a talk by architect and lecturer Eamonn Canniffe on Manchester’s rapid development over the past 50 years.

The evening will end with an audience Q&A with both Horace and Eamonn.

“I want to share my stories, to tell the people about the flats.” Horace Lindezey.

This event is ticketed, please pre-book your place here.

You can now listen to The Flats Were Built in ’69 online: