WORKSPACE, EVENTS, CAFE
CREATIVE HUB FOR ARTS & CULTURE, COMMUNITY, WORK & WELLBEING
CUSP: APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
CUSP: APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
MONTHLY EXHIBITION: EXPRESSION IN RAPID MOTION
MONTHLY EXHIBITION: EXPRESSION IN RAPID MOTION
NEW STUDIO SPACES AVAILABLE
NEW STUDIO SPACES AVAILABLE
WHO WE ARE
Based at 86 Princess Street, SEESAW is an arts and culture venue based in the heart of Manchester. Born out of a desire to cultivate a supportive space for Manchester’s creative community, SEESAW's concept for a space to work, learn and play with like-minded professionals came from a group of creatives who share the same passion and motto: love what you do. SEESAW firmly believes in the importance of supporting both emerging and established artists & aims to provide an affordable space to build valuable relationships with the people that make up the North West creative sector.SEESAW offers workspace in the form of co-working, studios and office space. With an events space at its core, SEESAW proudly offers a rotating schedule of exhibitions, and has an event programme deliberately curated to showcase what the Manchester art scene is all about; taking form through poetry nights, zine launches, artist socials and workshops. SEESAW is a space centred around creative practice, providing a workspace for creatives of all disciplines, from freelancers to independent companies.WHAT WE DO
THE CREATIVE HEART OF MANCHESTER
The owners of 86 Princess Street wanted to see what could be possible by creating a community in a transformed warehouse space. With our workspace, cafe, events and exhibition space, it’s a space for creatives, for people who like to think more curiously.
A stone's throw from the Knowledge Corridor and ringfenced by Central Library, universities, startups and global businesses, we're at the epicentre of Manchester's burgeoning creative scene. The views from our windows and rooftop exaggerate the historic skyline and railway line across Oxford Road, and stretches over to the Peak District.
Oh, and we're just minutes from the transport hubs of Piccadilly and Oxford Road stations, which is handy.
The cafe is open for all
Inside the building sits SEESAW Cafe,
serving specialty coffee and Korean street food by RamYum.