What's on Stockport is brought to you by our events sponsors EatGoodWest UK and Stockport Market.

There are lots of events going on in and around Stockport this weekend.

Find a small selection of some of the things to do below. You can also browse more in our dedicated What's On section here.

Got an event planned yourself? Submit it HERE.

Asian EatGoodWest food market | St Mary's Church (Stockport Market Place) | Friday 8 May | 5-10pm

The much-loved EatGoodWest Asian market returns to Stockport town centre on Friday 8 May.

Visitors can expect authentic Asian cuisine, fresh street food favourites, live music, vibrant night market vibes, and a cozy atmosphere inside a 700-year-old church.

A description for this event reads: "Spring is here - and so are the flavours!

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"Whether you're chasing the perfect bowl or just soaking in the atmosphere, May's night market is the place to be. Come hungry, leave happy."

Best of all, it's FREE entry.

Bramhall Day | Bramhall Village Square | Sat 9 May | 10am-3pm

A day to celebrate the Best of Bramhall, Stockport's vibrant, accessible, welcoming suburb.

Plans are in place to include local pottery painting studio Ceramics & Chill, game cafe Outside the Box, bike shop Trek and brand new frozen yoghurt cafe FRURT. There'll be tasting, free activities and a chance to explore all that's great about the Village.

Alongside all this the handmade market is packed with unique, affordable crafts, gifts and foodie treats, plus there'll be free crafting and face painting for kids, activities are centred around the Village Square with other local independents also getting involved to entertain you.

Oh and there's a DJ too and live entertainment.

With plenty more details to come, we'll update the webpage as we confirm more.

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A Midsummer Night's Dream | Chad's Theatre | 9-16 May | 2.30pm

One of Shakespeare's most popular comedies, this enchanting tale of romance, magic, and mischief is perfect for summer.

The Duke of Athens, Theseus, is set to marry Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons, but their celebrations are disrupted by Egeus, who demands his daughter Hermia marry Demetrius. In love with Lysander, she refuses and faces death or life in a convent.

She and Lysander flee, pursued by Helena and Demetrius, into a mystical forest ruled by the feuding fairy King and Queen, Oberon and Titania. With meddling fairies, magic spells, and a group of bumbling tradesmen rehearsing a play, chaos unfolds!

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Note that Hazel Grove MP Lisa Smart is also hosting surgeries in April.

Get in touch via email at [email protected] or by phone on 0161 406 7070.

Please include your name, address, and contact details.

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