APRIL Updates: Events at LANGWORTHY CORNERSTONE
Jigsaw Café offers & Cosy Conversations
Join us at Jigsaw Café for a warm cuppa, home-cooked meals, or simply a friendly chat!
- Winter Warmer combo Promo: Enjoy soup and a cheese sandwich/toastie for £4!
- ☕ 50p Breakfast Offer: Toast or crumpets or warm Porridge + hot drink for seniors (55+).
SALFORD Then & now: Exhibition celebration event
Join us for a powerful celebration of history, culture & community ❤️
📸 Salford 100 Stories Photography Exhibition (20TH -24TH APRIL)
🚶 Heritage Walks(20TH -24TH APRIL)
🎥 A community celebration event with stories and film
📅 Main Event: Friday, 24th April 2026, (hotpot dinner served)
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Langworthy Cornerstone, Salford, M6 5QQ
COST: FREE
Book Club Relaunch!
To all Book lovers! We are relaunching our monthly Community Book Club. We have a new book club leader and are organising the first planning meeting on 21st April, at 11am. Join us! it is free and open to all.
Cornerstone Voices
We are launching Cornerstone Voices: a relaxed space where we can sit with members of our community to listen, share ideas, and shape activities together so they truly reflect what our community needs and wants.
🗓 Every 2nd Friday of the month, next date: Friday 10th April in Café Area/ Nook
⏰ 12–1pm
Join us for monthly Community & Neighbourhood Conversation
AGE UK SCAM AWARENESS WORKSHOPS
Join our FREE Scam Awareness Workshops with Age UK
✔ Learn how to spot scams
✔ Protect yourself & loved ones
✔ Gain confidence online & offline
📅 Upcoming Sessions:
- 13 April | 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
- 27 April | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
- 19 May | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
- 27 May | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Langworthy Cornerstone, Salford
Join us to learn practical tips, ask questions, and protect yourself and your loved ones.
Growing Together: Community Garden
Growing Together, is a partnership with Holy Family RC Primary School, creating a vibrant garden for children, families, and local volunteers. Everyone’s welcome, volunteers, families, and community members ready to make a difference!
Why get involved?
- Give something back to your local community- Boosting children’s mental and physical wellbeing
- Connect with families and neighbours
- Take part in gardening, nature activities, cookery workshops, and seasonal events
Getting started:
- Next Group meeting: 16th April 1-2PM to proceed with planning the project
- Location: Holy Family RC Primary School , 3 Lower Seedley Rd, Salford. M6 5WX
More details can be found here: Gardening Group Volunteer – Langworthy Cornerstone
Befriending Champions
No one should feel alone in our community. Our Befriending Champions Programme matches trained volunteers with residents experiencing social isolation, offering companionship, support, and friendship.
How it works:
- One-to-one support for up to 8 weeks
- Meet for coffee, chats, or attend local groups together
- Safe, person-centred support with DBS-checked volunteers and full training
- Oversight and guidance from our Befriending Programme Manager
Whether you’re looking for a befriender or want to volunteer, this programme builds meaningful connections that make a real difference.
You can be referred into the project by professional or self- referral via our website. To find out more and get involved follow this link: Befriending Champions Programme – Langworthy Cornerstone
Adult Social Care in the community:
NHS ICP bring you adult social care in the community, drop-in sessions every Friday between 9am -1pm
COMING SOON:
Women Into Visual Arts Exhibition!
WIVA is back bigger and better with the largest summer Art Exhibition at Manchester Library. Learn more
For more, check what’s happening weekly and stay updated on new events and opportunities at: langworthycornerstone.co.uk/events-and-promotions
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Where can I find details of the photograph exhibition depicting Photographs of Salford from 1977, starting in October and Running until December?
HI Naseem,
You can find it on our exhibitions page: https://langworthycornerstone.co.uk/whats-on/exhibitions
There is also an interview with Manchester evening news detailing the story behind the photos: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/salford-1977-lost-streets-last-32730491