Outside In

Outside In The home of outdoor adventure talks and films in Manchester. Running events all through the darker months of the year.

Outside In brings outdoors films and adventure speakers to Manchester for evening talks through the autumn and winter months.

Thanks for a great season! We’re sad to announce the team at Outside In will be taking some time to pursue other passion...
26/04/2025

Thanks for a great season!

We’re sad to announce the team at Outside In will be taking some time to pursue other passions which means we can't dedicate the time to putting on the quality of events we have been delivering.

We've had a great couple of years and we would like to extend our thanks to everyone who's supported us. Our wonderful artwork put together by Jasmine Streatfield. Our partners worked with us to secure a great line up for this year’s events. Cultplex has been our home for two years, and the team have been more supportive than we could have ever asked the whole way through!

This means that we won't be running Outside In next winter. It may not be farewell forever just see you later.

A BIG thank you to all of our wonderful speakers and the adventures you’ve shared with us. It’s been fantastic to keep the psyche up in these winter months.

And a final big thanks to you for being a great audience. Thank you to everyone for supporting us and coming to our events for the past 2 years. Remember to keep supporting your grassroots events, venues and communities throughout the year.

And keep up the adventures!

All the best from Cait and Joe aka Team Outside In

Thanks to everyone who came down last week! It was great to have and hear all about his rock and ice adventures. We've ...
22/02/2025

Thanks to everyone who came down last week! It was great to have and hear all about his rock and ice adventures. 

We've got one event left for you this season, joins us post filming an adventure, so hopefully he'll defrost in time! 

📅 Thursday 13th March

🎥 Doors at 6:30, Event at 7pm

📍Cultplex @ Grub 

Just want to thank our partners for helping us host Jesse ☺️ 

🎟 Tickets available through link in bio 🎟



Join us next week! ✨️We’re delighted to be welcoming Jesse Dufton over to our side of the Pennines from Sheffield. Jesse...
06/02/2025

Join us next week! ✨️

We’re delighted to be welcoming Jesse Dufton over to our side of the Pennines from Sheffield. Jesse has been the star of the climbing scene recently, featuring in Brit Rock Film Festival and working with Gore-tex and Ellis Brigham on the film Breaking Trails. Not only is Jesse an inspiring climber, he does it all without sight. He’s blind.

Since being introduced to climbing by his father at the age of two, Jesse has gained three decades of experience on rocks. His early years spent trad climbing all over the UK and bouldering in Fontainebleau led to him completing his first trad lead climb aged eleven, by which point his vision was already a blur with only 20% of his central vision remaining.

Jesse wasn’t deterred and with the help of his friends, continued on with his love of the sport, being a firm fixture of his university mountaineering club. It was during this time he met Molly, his partner both in climbing and life. The two have since climbed in remarkable places together, with Molly, a skilled climber herself, acting as his sight-guide.

In 2017 Jesse became the first known visually impaired person to complete first ascents in the Arctic. And then in 2019 Jesse lead climbed all six pitches of the classic East Face Route (E1 5b) on the Old Man of Hoy in Scotland with Molly.

Come hear more about Jesse's adventures next week!

🎟️ Ticket link in bio 🎟️ Thursday 13th @ 7pm

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Movie Night #1! Adventure filmmaker Rachel has curated the evening and will be providing commentary and a glimpse at th...
20/01/2025

Movie Night #1!

Adventure filmmaker Rachel has curated the evening and will be providing commentary and a glimpse at the story behind the scenes throughout the night, with an opportunity for Q&A throughout the evening.

Finding Bo | 13 mins

Photographer Karen Miller fell in love with one mountain hare, Bo, and she journeys up into the snowy Monadhliath Mountains of the Scottish Highlands each winter to find her. We see Karen take a different approach to her craft by forming profound personal relationships with the animals she photographs.

Directed by | Cinematography by , , Gregor D. Sinclair & | Edited by & Gregor Sinclair | Featuring .miller.photography | In association with | A .film & production | With thanks to

More films yet to be announced.

You can find out more information about Rachel on her website rachelsarahmedia.com

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🎥 Coming up.... Outside In Movie Night #1 🎥Outside In welcomes Scotland-based filmmaker & founder of outdoor production...
16/01/2025

🎥 Coming up.... Outside In Movie Night #1 🎥

Outside In welcomes Scotland-based filmmaker & founder of outdoor production company, Waymakers Collective, Rachel Sarah for our first movie night! Join us as we showcase a selection of brilliant films by Rachel and friends, from wholesome canoe trips to befriending a mountain hare.

Adventure filmmaker Rachel has curated the evening and will be providing commentary and a glimpse at the story behind the scenes throughout the night, with an opportunity for Q&A throughout the evening.

Join us on the 29th of Jan for our first of many movie nights!!!

If you can't make our Jan event, check out some of the other events listed in the picture.

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For the final event of the season, Outside In presents Manchester-based extreme-conditions adventure filmmaker Alex Ston...
23/12/2024

For the final event of the season, Outside In presents Manchester-based extreme-conditions adventure filmmaker Alex Stone

Adventure filmmaker Alex Stone has spent weeks searching for elusive wildlife, sailed to remote islands and driven across continents - all as part of film projects. In this talk he takes us behind the scenes on some of his expeditions, discusses the difficulties he faced, the solutions he developed and even how he started a camera accessory engineering company along the way.

As part of his filmmaking, he has been fortunate to be involved in projects that have taken him to the most remote islands in the UK, glacial valleys in Norway and as far as Cambodia. In addition to extreme cold-weather shoots, Alex specialises in low-light, ultraviolet, infrared and thermal imaging - catching the things the human eye can’t see.

For the past five years, Alex has been working on a biopic about Captain Scott’s Terra Nova expedition. He has recently returned from his latest trip to Norway and recounts what it’s like to shoot a film in sub-zero, blizzard conditions. What failed first, the camera or the crew?

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For February’s event we’re delighted to be welcoming Jesse Dufton over to our side of the Pennines from Sheffield. Jesse...
21/12/2024

For February’s event we’re delighted to be welcoming Jesse Dufton over to our side of the Pennines from Sheffield. Jesse has been the star of the climbing scene recently, featuring in Brit Rock Film Festival and working with Gore-tex and Ellis Brigham on the film Breaking Trails. Not only is Jesse an inspiring climber, he does it all without sight. He’s blind.

Since being introduced to climbing by his father at the age of two, Jesse has gained three decades of experience on rocks. His early years spent trad climbing all over the UK and bouldering in Fontainebleau led to him completing his first trad lead climb aged eleven, by which point his vision was already a blur with only 20% of his central vision remaining.

Jesse wasn’t deterred and with the help of his friends, continued on with his love of the sport, being a firm fixture of his university mountaineering club. It was during this time he met Molly, his partner both in climbing and life. The two have since climbed in remarkable places together, with Molly, a skilled climber herself, acting as his sight-guide.

In 2017 Jesse became the first known visually impaired person to complete first ascents in the Arctic. And then in 2019 Jesse lead climbed all six pitches of the classic East Face Route (E1 5b) on the Old Man of Hoy in Scotland with Molly.

As well as their awe inspiring adventures together, Jesse is also ranked 4th in the IFSC paraclimbing ranks and competes at competitions around the globe. Amongst all of this, he also finds time to hold down a job as an engineer for a clean-energy technology company.

Come and join us in Feb to hear all about his adventures!

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Outside In welcomes Scotland-based filmmaker & founder of outdoor production company, Waymakers Collective, for our fir...
18/12/2024

Outside In welcomes Scotland-based filmmaker & founder of outdoor production company, Waymakers Collective, for our first movie night of the year! Join us as we showcase a selection of brilliant films by Rachel and friends.

Rachel will be providing commentary and a glimpse at the story behind the scenes throughout the night, with an opportunity for Q&A throughout the evening.

You can find out more information about Rachel on her website rachelsarahmedia.com

Films to be announced soon, watch this space 👀

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Thanks to everyone who came down in the rain last night! It was great to have and hear all about his adventures. That's...
06/12/2024

Thanks to everyone who came down in the rain last night! It was great to have and hear all about his adventures.

That's our last event in 2024, but join us in January 2025 for our Winter Programme.

Just want to thank our partners for helping us host alex ☺️

🎟 Tickets for 2025 are now live, link in bio 🎟

✨️ WINTER 2025 ✨️As our Autumn programme and 2024 season comes to a close tonight, we are so excited to bring you our ca...
05/12/2024

✨️ WINTER 2025 ✨️

As our Autumn programme and 2024 season comes to a close tonight, we are so excited to bring you our carefully curated Winter Programme! (If you've been to a few of our events you will have had a sneak peak already 👀)

More information to follow so watch this space ☺️

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Less than 2 weeks away! We can't wait to bring Manchester born award-winning film-maker and Author Alex Bescoby to Cult...
23/11/2024

Less than 2 weeks away!

We can't wait to bring Manchester born award-winning film-maker and Author Alex Bescoby to Cultplex. Alex will be regaling us with his epic journey ‘The Last Overland’ - Singapore to London in a Land Rover still kicking about from 1955.

Alex will be giving us a behind the scenes look at the amazing 111 day journey across the world shown in his documentary broadcast on channel 4.

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To round up 2024, Outside In brings Manchester born award-winning film-maker and Author Alex Bescoby to Cultplex. Alex ...
21/11/2024

To round up 2024, Outside In brings Manchester born award-winning film-maker and Author Alex Bescoby to Cultplex. Alex will be regaling us with his epic journey ‘The Last Overland’ - Singapore to London in a Land Rover still kicking about from 1955.

In 1955, David Attenborough, then a young TV producer, was approached by six recent university graduates determined to drive the entire length of ‘Eurasia’, from London to Singapore. Attenborough gave the expedition enough film reel to cover their attempt. The 19,000-mile journey completed by Tim Slessor and the team captivated a nation emerging from post-war austerity. Tim’s book, The First Overland, soon became the Bible of the overlanding religion.

Inspired by the First Overland, Alex made contact with now eighty-six-year-old Tim and together they planned an epic recreation of the original trip, this time from Singapore to London. Their goal was to complete the legendary journey started more than sixty years ago in the original Oxford Land Rover.

Alex and his team soon found themselves battling rough roads, breakdowns and a constantly leaking roof to discover a world changed for the better – and worse – since the first expedition.

Alex will be giving us a behind the scenes look at the amazing 111 day journey across the world shown in his documentary broadcast on channel 4.

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