Does running out of prosecco count as cardio? August Bank Holiday weekend is about to come with extra fizz and food thanks to a two-day Liverpool Prosecco Festival at Camp...
When you think of an attic you automatically think of a secret hideout, a room detached from the rest of the world where you can escape the hustle and bustle...
A week of celebrating what makes and keeps our city unique. It felt like just another day. The usual trawl through emails and various social media platforms until one message caught...
Shut up and take our money. In February 1977, Rumours by Fleetwood Mac was born after a lengthy labour of love. In honour of that, there is a series of...
Over 200 contemporary artists, designers & makers selling work at Liverpool Cathedral on 17 June 2017 alongside Vintage and Food Fairs The North West’s biggest arts, craft and design market...
The best nights are unplanned, spontaneous and involve lots of cocktails. Sixteen of Liverpool’s finest cocktail bars are coming together under one roof for an evening of cocktails and drinking...
The much-loved St Luke’s – better known as the Bombed Out Church – will reopen its Gardens for the first time in nearly two years, since it closed for extensive...
A brand-new festival is taking place in Liverpool across Friday June 2 – Sunday 4th, set across a diverse range of venues and with one of the most forward-thinking lineups...
The Albert Dock in Liverpool will whisk visitors away to the tropics this summer, when Albert Dock Rum Festival returns for the third year in a row – June 16th-18th...
Gin, jazz and good times. Can you hear that? That’s the noise of gin lovers in Liverpool and beyond, raising a glass and rejoicing to the news of our very...
Shamrocks, shenanigans and showers of Guinness. Kiss us we’re Irish. On the 17th and 18th March we’re hosting a St. Patrick’s Day weekender like no other and we want you,...
Hold on, it’s March already? Right now? Right here? Like this, in front of everyone? I think we were too busy revelling in joy and bidding good riddance to January...
Liverpool’s award-winning celebration of reggae music and Jamaican heritage, Positive Vibration, returns in June for a jam-packed weekend of cultural appreciation and positivity. Reggae is a music genre that originated...
Lovely afternoons are made of coffee and macarons. Crosby is alive and kicking. Whilst tabloids concentrate on what the city centre has to offer, Crosby has been sharpening its knives...
We’re going on a bear hunt. Have you seen that giant inflatable opposite The Hilton in L1? Rumours were circulating of a giant bouncy castle and as exciting as that...
A night we can solemnly swear you’ll get up to no good. Oh, how often we wish an owl would drop us off a Hogwarts acceptance letter rather than receiving...
Life is too short for single gins. Can you hear that? That’s the noise of gin lovers in Liverpool and beyond, raising a toast to the return of the Absolutely...
One year after The Kazimier closed its doors for the final time and the bulldozers moved in, the team behind Liverpool’s now-legendary venue are back up and running with a...
It might have taken us all year, but we’ve finally found the best way for your friends and family to stuff their faces over the Christmas holidays. We’ve teamed up...
Christmas has come early. This whole keeping up with Liverpool thing at the moment is proving quite troublesome. Every single day it seems as if a new place is opening...
A free and incredible opportunity to help keep independent artists afloat. The “Daniel Adamson” is a remarkable survivor from the steam age and a most unusual vessel. A small but...
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. It’s back. No, we’re not pulling your cracker. The big C word is just around the corner and we’re excited to turn...
Christmas dinner but not like you know it. Ah, Christmas dinner. Maybe and arguably the most wonderful plate of food in the whole year. Roast potatoes, stuffing, carrot and suede,...
A lovely event that punches above its weight when it comes to talent, creativity and originality. The number 13 may be unlucky for some, but not for Oxton Art Fair,...