The Monastery Manchester

The Monastery Manchester, originally Gorton Monastery built in 1872 by architect Edward Welby Pugin, is a stunning Grade II* heritage venue reborn as a multi-use community and events. It blends awe-inspiring Gothic architecture with real-world purpose: weddings, banquets, conferences, concerts, heritage tours, mindfulness, and counselling. With spaces like the majestic Great Nave (400–650 capacity), private chapel, library, meeting rooms, garden, and café, it fosters public engagement, creative events, and social wellbeing. Whether you're attending a meditation, exploring exhibitions, socialising over coffee, or hiring for a milestone celebration, it's a majestic venue full of soul and community benefit.