What's on Stockport is brought to you by our events sponsors EatGoodWest UK, Worker Bee Markets and Waterside Hotel & Leisure Club.

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.

Reddish Festive Market | Broadstone Mill Shopping Outlet | Sat 22 November | 11am-3pm

The Worker Bee market returns to Broadstone Mill Shopping Outlet for the last time (Image - Worker Bee Markets)

The last ever Handmade Market at Broadstone Mill promises to be a big one! 50+ talented, local makers and traders will have everything you need to celebrate Christmas in style.

Enjoy festive tunes, played by DJ Jason Johnson, enjoy a cheeky Baileys hot chocolate from Extreme Coffee and a hot Japanese curry bun from Maki's, whilst browsing the stalls packed with festive gifts for everyone, home decor to make the neighbours jealous and foodie treats to make you smile.

Free parking in the large car park too.

Keep in touch as we move to a central Reddish venue in 2026.

The Underground Revue - A night of comedy and burlesque | Stockport Garrick Theatre (Basement) | Sat 22 November | 7.30pm (doors) / 8pm (start time)

Prepare to swagger and swoon at the Underground Revue (Image supplied)

Step down into Stockport's hidden basement stage for a night of burlesque brilliance, razor-sharp comedy, and decadent cabaret chaos.

Line-up:

• DAISY DEVELL, a born entertainer from Liverpool, dazzling worldwide with her signature Old Hollywood style. Ranked among the Top 3 Most Influential UK burlesque performers and #24 worldwide in 2024
• JOHN CELESTUS, the first Greek boylesque performer and an international headliner, blending contortion, fetish, circus, and dark cabaret into unforgettably intense performances
• DONNA PODEROSA, the Queen of Emotions, who'll twerk her way into your heart and transport you to a magical tropical dimension where the party never stops
• ANNA THOMAS, BBC New Comedy Award winner, seen on TV and heard on BBC Radio, with her giddy energy and daft ideas that sweep audiences into her offbeat world.
• SEETA WRIGHTSON, a rising comedy talent, Female Pilot Club 2025 winner and tour support for Kiri Pritchard-McLean, sharing stories of being a mixed-up, mixed-heritage, skint AF northern gal with zero impulse control.
• ROXY REVAMP, the Macc lass with class (and a killer ass!), captivating audiences with heartfelt, cheeky storytelling and joyful stage presence. 
• JINN LEGION, your glitter-drenched host for the evening. A commanding presence of dark glamour and sparkling mischief, Jinn weaves together wit, charm and a touch of the unexpected to keep the night shimmering from start to finish.

Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled.

Accessibility notice: This performance takes place in the Garrick Theatre basement, which is unfortunately not accessible to wheelchair users or those with significant mobility needs.

Find tickets here.

Stockport Vinyl Record Fair | Stockport Masonic Guildhall | Sun 23 November | 10am-4pm

Find the next addition to your record collection at this Stockport vinyl record fair (Image - public domain)

This event is a must for all vinyl lovers, featuring traders selling vinyl records, CDs, books, and more. 

There is catering on site and the bar is also open.  

Entry is £1 per person, or £5 from 9am. The event runs from 10am-4pm on Sunday 23 November.

The organisers gave the following description: "We're rammed full with vinyl records, CDs, and associated memorabilia, with some new traders alongside our regulars.  

"You can park at the rear of the venue for £1 in the car park off Brentnall Street. 

"Oh, and there's two convenient cash machines close by, at the petrol station and Co-op."

Find more information HERE.

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