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Kirsty Muir at Northern Snow 2026

Taking over The Snow Centre Manchester from 3–4 October 2026, Northern Snow is the UK’s real-snow snowsports show — bringing together the biggest brands, latest kit, live entertainment, coaching, freestyle, food, drink and some of the biggest names in the sport, all under one roof.

And the best part? It’s completely free to attend. No ticket required. Simply turn up, get involved and spend the day getting hyped for winter. You can also register your interest to stay up to date with the latest announcements, offers and show sessions.

Kirsty Muir is coming to Northern Snow.

The Scottish freeskiing star has rapidly established herself as one of the biggest names in the sport. A Beijing 2022 Olympian, X Games gold medallist and now a World Cup Crystal Globe winner, Kirsty has been pushing the limits of women’s freeskiing since bursting onto the international scene.

And 2026 has been a huge year.

Kirsty claimed her first X Games gold in slopestyle, adding a silver in big air, before going on to win both the FIS Freeski Slopestyle Crystal Globe and Overall Park & Pipe title - becoming the first British woman in FIS history to win either.

Now, she’s bringing that experience to Manchester.

Across the weekend, you’ll have the chance to:

Hear from Kirsty in an exclusive fireside chat and Q&A

Ride alongside her in the Jib Park

Pick up tips and watch her put the park through its paces

Meet Kirsty, grab a photo and get something signed

The Jib Park session is a particularly unmissable opportunity. Get on the snow with one of the world’s best freeskiers, see how she approaches the features and pick up some tips along the way.

Jib Park session tickets are on sale now — so if you want to ride alongside Kirsty, book your session before it’s gone.

And Kirsty isn’t the only one…

Northern Snow is bringing together a serious line-up of snow talent for 2026.

Jamie Nicholls will be joining us too.

A two-time Olympian and one of Britain’s most successful snowboarders, Jamie made history in 2016 by becoming the first British male snowboarder to win an FIS World Cup event, taking slopestyle gold in Špindlerův Mlýn.

At Northern Snow, Jamie will be getting stuck in with:

Specialist Clinics.
A Jib Park ride-on session.
And a Fireside Chat.