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Health visitors offer developmental assessments for children aged 9-12 and 24-30 months at family hubs.
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You can find family-focused activities, live music nights, and creative workshops across Oldham this week, from 5 to 12 April 2026. Events include developmental clinics for children aged 9–12 and 24–30 months at community hubs like Shaw Children's Centre and Lees Library, with health assessments offered by NHS-affiliated staff on Saturdays. Gardening talks exploring urban greenery are held at Daisy Nook Garden Centre, drawing from initiatives such as the Oldham Allotments Network.
For cultural events, an exhibition titled Spots and Dots opens at Greenfield Methodist Church this Friday evening, with guided walks through historic mill districts available every Saturday. Craft sessions include hands-on leatherwork using upcycled materials sourced from local recycling centres, held weekly at Limehurst Library.
Live music is active across the borough: Sunday evenings feature soul and Afrobeats DJ sets at The Manchester Lounge on Oldham Road, while midweek experimental sound shows take place in a converted warehouse space near Werneth Park. Themed karaoke nights are scheduled for Thursdays at Bees Knees Oldham, open to all skill levels.
Gentle gatherings include book chats hosted by Oldham Library staff every Wednesday and parenting forums held on Tuesday evenings at the Council's civic offices adjacent to Town Hall, though structural concerns there persist, including masonry damage. Digital skills sessions for adults run weekly through local charity partnerships. Whether exploring a new hobby, reconnecting with neighbours, or unwinding after work via public transport like Metrolink and Oldham Werneth railway station, this schedule offers accessible civic engagement across the borough’s diverse districts.
Check listings below for full times, venues, and accessibility notes.
Health visitors offer developmental assessments for children aged 9-12 and 24-30 months at family hubs.
A weekly DJ event at The Manchester Lounge features soul, Afrobeats, and house music for a lively Sunday party.
A duck race event takes place at Diggle Fields Duck Pond, featuring contestants in rubber ducks.
Mimi Barks performs a glitchy, avant-garde music show blending trap metal and digital soundscapes at the Star & Garter.
A community forum for parents to connect, access resources, and join local initiatives.
Residents can meet at Royton Library for a relaxed session to chat and choose from a selection of books.
Parents can attend free health clinics at Lees Library to have their babies weighed and receive medical advice.
A free digital skills course at Limehurst Library helps beginners build confidence in using online tools.
Karaoke night at Bees Knees Oldham invites singers of all levels to perform live every Thursday.
Blooming Artists Saddleworth showcases a visual art exhibition titled Spots and Dots at Greenfield Methodist Church.
Hive Fridays returns to Bees Knees Oldham with nonstop DJ sets and late-night dancing.
A 3-mile circular walking route around Watergrove scheduled for Friday, 10 April 2026 at 11:00 am.
A live mediumship performance takes place at Avro FC.
The Alphabetical Twins perform live music at Bees Knees Oldham on 11th April.
A hands-on workshop where attendees create their own leather wallet using upcycled materials.
A two-week trial program for children aged 3 to school year 2 at Oasis Academy Oldham.
Two-week trial program for high school students aged Year 7 and above, offering 2-hour 15-minute classes.
A two-week trial of 2-hour 15-minute classes for primary school children in Year 3 to Year 6 at Oasis Academy Oldham.
A challenging endurance event testing power, grit, and stamina for everyday athletes.
A gardening talk exploring personal expression and creativity in garden design at Daisy Nook Garden Centre.