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Manchester City Festival 1995 attempts to preview the way popular cultural events will develop in the approach to the millennium. The city's clubs have joined together under the banner of United Clubs of Manchester City. There are too many listings to mention here so phone for your free brochure... should be huge. Manchester City Festival 1995, to 29 Oct, call Tickets North for brochure (0161-242 2572)
Why is Rulin' at the Ministry such an irresistible dish? Because it has the perfect recipe - first blend two wonderful DJs, Todd "the god" Terry and CJ Mackintosh, add the best sound system in London, chuck in a live set from sexy diva Andrea Mendez, and you have something special. Then mix Frankie Foncett and Justin Burkman's bar-room set, and sprinkle with an album launch courtesy of the disco-loving Carwash crew. Mmmmm, delicious. 11pm-10am Sat, pounds 15 103 Gaunt St, London SE1 (0171-378 6528)
More exotic fare: Club Montepulciano presents Une Nuit de Fashion in association with Babzotica. Doors open 7pm for cocktails and shopping in the fashion boutique. There's gourmet food, and a beauty parlour too. Floor show starts 8.30pm with Club M, a 12-piece orchestra, the Divine Feud, a feathery drag show, and comedienne Lorraine Bowen. Then it's disco till you drop. Turnmills, 63 Clerkenwell Rd, London EC1, pounds 4.99 for the sartorially elegant, pounds 6 otherwise; 7pm-2am Mon
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