Festival Big Imaginations. Manchester Diamond Way Buddhist Group. Manchester Diamond Way Buddhist Group Diamond Way Buddhism in Manchester Our Buddhist Group was established in 2006. In 2010 we moved location to a beautifully converted industrial building in the centre of Manchester where the group meets for public meditation classes three times a week. These are suitable for both newcomers to meditation and the more experienced Diamond Way Buddhist practioner. Every Wednesday there is an introduction which gives new people an overview of Diamond Way Buddhism and our significance in the overall Buddhist tradition, particularly in the modern West. Buddhist Lecture with the Manchester Group There is then a brief explanation on how to meditate prior the main focus of the evening which is a guided meditation on the 16th Karmapa. Buddhist events in Manchester No events <View Larger Map. Manchester Buddhist Centre | Triratna Buddhism Manchester | FWBO Buddhism Manchester | Meditation in Manchester | Buddhism in Manchester | Buddhist Meditation.
Slade Hall. Old drawing of Slade Hall (East Front) Slade Hall (anciently Milkwall Slade) is Grade II* listed mansion located on Slade Lane in Longsight, Manchester.[1] Parts of the structure date back to around 1160, though much rebuilding took place in 1585 under the instruction of the Siddall family who lived there. This composite estate belonged, from about the middle of the 13th century until the reign of Elizabeth I, the property of a branch of the family of Manchester, who adopted the local surname. It was then sold to the Siddall family. Edward Siddall (who died in 1588) held the capital messuage (or domain) called Milkwall Slade, with 24 acres (97,000 m2) in Rusholme and Withington and 20 acres (81,000 m2) in Gorton, also a burgage in Manchester and a third part of the manor of Kersal in Broughton.
Slade Hall is a timber house on a low stone base built at the end of the 16th century, and still preserving its ancient front. The house remained with the Siddall family until last century. OK Cafe Manchester | Manchester's OKasional social centre. Contact, Manchester. Z-arts | Manchester’s venue for children and families covering all art forms and creative activities. The Factory Youth Zone. The Edge Theatre and Arts Centre, The Edge Chorlton Theatre arts centre. Welcome to Manchester Mind - Improving the Lives of People with Mental Health Needs.