Four attractive rooms are available to hire for meetings, classes, performances, and community events. The building also offers three galleries with frequently changing exhibitions displaying a variety of artwork. Additionally, the building provides a beautiful and unique setting for weddings and other occasions.
The gardens are well-maintained by local volunteers and offer a peaceful and picturesque setting throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy mature herbaceous borders, beautiful trees, and a variety of seating options to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The building offers clean and spacious restrooms for visitors to use. Additionally, there is a civilian toilet available inside the building. The park is also dog-friendly, making it a great place for visitors with pets.
The building and gardens were left to the citizens of Manchester by Alderman Fletcher Moss in 1919. The Didsbury Parsonage Trust has lovingly restored the historic building, aiming to preserve it for future generations. The building serves as a thriving community hub for the people of Didsbury and beyond.
Visitors can sign up with their email address to receive news and updates about the Grade II listed building and its events. This allows visitors to stay informed about exhibitions, community events, and other activities happening at the building.
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