Kicking off the second wave of takeovers at The Unofficial Stretford Museum is "Paper Mache, Cabbages and Kingstreet" with a fascinating pop-up museum dedicated to the Bee Gees and Andy Gibb.
Curated by Hazel, a member of the Gibb family herself, this unique exhibition brings together rare memorabilia, personal stories and forgotten connections that reveal why Stretford holds a special place in the band's journey.
Expect nostalgia, surprises and stories you won't find in the history books.
Whether you're a lifelong Bee Gees fan, a lover of the disco era, or simply enjoy uncovering hidden local history - drop in, explore, reminisce and discover a side of Stretford's story you may never have heard before.
The exhibition will be up between 25th-28th June at The Unofficial Stretford Museum, King Street.
See times below:
Thursday 1pm-6pm
Friday 10am-4pm
Saturday 12pm-4pm
Sunday 12pm-4pm
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