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The North Pole pop-up bar returns for Christmas

An impressive pop up wonderland with warming cocktails galore...
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Manchester’s North Pole bar returns to Cathedral Gardens (next to Urbis and Exchange Square). An impressive pop up wonderland with warming cocktails galore providing an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city centre streets and plenty of festive cheer.

“…launched for it’s 4th year in Manchester city centre attended by 1000 of Manchester’s VIPs…”

The North Pole Bar, experienced by 100,000 residents in the last few years, is an early Christmas present for Manchester’s City Centre. Three times the size of last year’s venue, the bar now boasts a luxurious snug, cosily furnished with chesterfield sofas and vintage rugs for relaxing après work or shopping.

The 400 metre square marquee, which has a decked front and Christmas trees leading to the entrance also houses separate seated and standing areas surrounded by a Narnia style forest, ensuring there’s room for all to come in out of the cold. Not losing its intimate feel, the bar splits into two with a larger area that can be opened at busy times or booked separately for parties.

Back by popular demand is the North Pole’s hit winter cocktail menu, including the Classic Winter Crumble and Manchester’s Mulled Wine; accompanied by a plentiful range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, coffees and not forgetting hot Ribenas for the kids. Warming winter food will be available throughout the day plus a bounty of sweet treats, candy canes and cookies.

The atmospheric North Pole is dedicated to great music and good times and goes that extra mile to ensure festive fun for all. Soon to be announced is a full programme of winter frolics – watch out for carol singers, brass bands, silent discos, quizzes and much much more – all with a quirky North Pole twist.

The North Pole is brought to the city by Ear to the Ground – the Manchester-based event and communications agency previously responsible for Dpercussion and Parklife and currently producing The Warehouse Project.

Steve Smith, director, comments: “We love creating the North Pole. Winter is a special time in the Manchester calendar and we’ve poured every effort into making this the biggest and best festive experience the city has seen.”

Last night winter pop-up bar the North Pole bar launched for it’s 4th year in Manchester city centre attended by 1000 of Manchester’s VIPs and the stars of Coronation Street, Waterloo Road and Hollyoaks. In attendance were Debbie Rush (Coronation Street) and family, Mikey North (Coronation Street), Ellis Hollins (Hollyoaks) with his mum Jacqui and friends, Ben Ryan Davies (Waterloo Road) with his parents, Jack P Shepherd (Coronation Street) and his new fiance Lauren Shippey, Katherine Kelly (Coronation Street), XFactor star Lloyd Daniels, Manchester band the Courteeners and many many more.

ADDRESS

Cathedral Gardens, Manchester M4 3BG

CONTACT

07769 325093

www.thenorthpolebar.co.uk

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