Oasis

Unveiling the Oasis Extravaganza in the Heart of Salford

Get ready for the ultimate Oasis experience at the iconic Salford Lads Club with an exhibition like never before!

Get your parkas ready because an Oasis exhibition is set to rock the world of music enthusiasts at Salford Lads Club. The sheer magnitude of this event has earned it the title of the "largest ever" Oasis exhibition, promising a unique and unforgettable experience for fans of the legendary band. The iconic Manchester building will be transformed into a haven of Oasis memorabilia, featuring ten guitars previously owned and played by none other than Noel Gallagher. Organised by Bittersweet Home, a renowned memorabilia company, this exhibition is a must-see for anyone who worships the sounds of Oasis.

Adding to the excitement, the Bears Community Foundation recently celebrated the success of Project Rugby at Oasis Academy Brislington. The growth of girls' rugby at the school was met with enthusiasm as Bears Women players joined in the festivities. The spirit of camaraderie and sportsmanship filled the air, showcasing the positive impact of initiatives like Project Rugby within the community.

But wait, there's more! Oasis Beach Pool is gearing up for a spectacular half-term launch party, set to enchant visitors with a vibrant showcase of entertainment. From a steel band and limbo dancers to exciting competitions and a mocktail 'Tiki Bar,' this event on May 28th promises a fun-filled day from 11 am to 3 pm. Dive into the Oasis Beach Pool festivities and soak up the tropical vibes that will transport you to a paradise of joy and relaxation.

As the anticipation builds for the Oasis exhibition at Salford Lads Club, music enthusiasts and Oasis fans alike are buzzing with excitement. With ten guitars from Noel Gallagher's collection on display, this exhibition is a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the legendary rock icon's prized possessions. The fusion of music history and fan devotion promises an experience that will stay etched in the memories of attendees long after the exhibition ends.