What’s On in Stockport November | Events & Things to Do

October 31st 2026

The evenings may be getting darker and the weather a little colder, but even looking past Bonfire Night, there’s no shortage of reasons to wrap up warm, head out and discover what’s happening around town. From live entertainment to festive performances, family-friendly activities and the return of Stockport’s spectacular Christmas celebrations, there’s plenty to add to your diary.

So if you’re wondering what’s going on in Stockport this month, look no further as we’ve rounded up some events and ideas to help you make the most of the month.

 

3rd November: Air Raid Shelters Explorer Tours – Going Underground

With visiting areas not often open to the public, the Stockport Air Raid Shelters are offering visitors the opportunity to take an evening tour around the shelters and see the extent of Stockport’s air raid preparations.

Carved into the natural sandstone cliffs, the intriguing network of underground tunnels offers you an unparalleled insight into life in wartime Britain in the 1940s.

Suitable for ages 16 and up, booking is essential and tickets cost £12.50. Find out more information here: https://www.stockport.gov.uk/events/air-raid-shelters-explorer-tours-going-underground-oct-dec?date=2026-11-03

 

Throughout the month: Catch a show at Stockport Plaza!

If live entertainment is your thing, November is a great time to visit the much-loved Stockport Plaza. The iconic venue has a varied programme of theatre, music, comedy and special screenings throughout the month. There are several highlights for Stopfordians to look out for as the programme begins to take on a festive feel.

  • A Christmas Carol – 11th and 12th November: Enjoy a theatrical take on Charles Dickens’ classic Christmas story, as the Dickens Theatre Company celebrates their 11th year delighting UK audiences with their unique and highly acclaimed production. This isn’t a show to miss!
  • The Snowman: Live with Yorkshire Imperial Band – 13 November: A seasonal favourite combining the much-loved film with live music accomplishment.
  • Blackout – 14 November: Step into an immersive theatrical experience for those who enjoy something a little darker and more atmospheric.

Buy tickets at https://www.stockportplaza.com/whats-on/in/2026/nov/\

 

15 November: Don’t miss Stockport’s Spectacular Sunday and Christmas Light Switch-On!

Promising an afternoon packed full of performances, colourful characters and entertainment for all ages, this free town-centre celebration needs a place in your diary this November.

With over 200 performances and over 50 free shows planned across the town centre, the performance will take place throughout Merseyway, Suffragette Square, the Underbanks, Market Place and Redrock.

The afternoon will build towards a festive parade finale featuring more than 100 drummers, followed by the Christmas lights switch-on at 4:45pm.

 

21 November: Dance the Day Away at Disco Bliss

If you love to dance but don’t fancy a late night, the Disco Bliss dance event might be your perfect afternoon out. With packed dancefloors, professional DJs and lively atmosphere, this is the ultimate Stockport throwback party.

Following two completely sold out events, Disco Bliss returns to the Masonic Guildhall in Stockport, where attendees will join for another unforgettable daytime party which will take place across two rooms of feel-good music. Room 1 will host a variety of 70s Disco and 80s Pop hits, whilst Room 2 will stick to the 70s Soul and 80s Groove tunes. 

Doors open at 1pm – Stockport sold it out before the first daytime party even happened, so get your tickets now: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/disco-bliss-70s-80s-daytime-disco-stockport-saturday-21st-november-tickets-1991830430436?aff=ebdssbcitybrowse

 

Secret Saturday Event at Stopford Park…. 28 November 

Top marks for everyone who read down to this. We’ve something VERY special lined up for Saturday 28 November, we just can’t reveal what… WE can let you be the first to the information by registering your details in our “Mad as a hatter” section.