Finally you’ve been paid, the longest January ever has been and eventually gone, it’s time to get out of hibernation and see what’s going down in February. And there’s plenty...
Bluecoat, Liverpool’s centre for the contemporary arts, is delighted to share the first highlights from their spring 2020 – spring 2021 exhibition programme. Bluecoat is an inclusive arts centre in...
NQ64 opened in Liverpool late September 2019 – located in the former Aloha site on Colquitt Street, just off Seel Street. NQ64 is an underground drinking den where you can...
Veganism is not a sacrifice, it is a joy. – Gary L Francione In many people’s minds, veganism is an underground cult that meet on a monthly basis on chairs...
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… Resistance is futile. For December the city is going full on festive. It only happens once a year, and as you’d expect,...
They say you’re only ever two pay packets away from being on the streets yourself. As temperatures plummet, we all can’t wait to get home at the end of a...
The big budget Christmas ads are out. Maybe you’ve loll’d at Kevin the carrot, shed a tear for the very cute and inept little dragon, but we’re here to reveal...
National charity, The Reader, is inviting people of all ages, from all over Liverpool, to come together and connect this Christmas in a series of events at its home in...
How magical does this look? What is River of Light? River of Light is a nine-night festival of light, colour and spectacle, bringing together large–scale art commissions, created by artists from...
A hot chocolate is like a hug from the inside. In the words of the Welsh wizard and all-round sex bomb, Tom Jones “Baby it’s cold outside”. Now a quick...
From the spooky to the spectacular, the city is heading into Autumn dancing and screaming. The nights may be drawing in but there’s no sign of the city hunkering down....
Bold Street was originally laid out as a ropewalk; a long thin area of land used in the manufacture of rope, which was the catalyst for it to be known...
Forget back to school, back to business and back to Brexit, this lot will keep the happy holiday vibes going strong. There’s a whole heap of brilliant goings on this...
In just under three weeks’ time, Liverpool will be playing host to one of the largest celebrations of gin that the North West has ever seen. The Gin To My...
Get ready to dine in one of the city’s most amazing venues, St George’s Hall, and be transported into the world of The Great Hall. The Wizard’s Brunch is a...
The city’s summer-long party of festivals, art, socials and culture continues this month. You want gin, we got it. You want five courses of puddings, we got it. You want...
Full programme revealed as LCR Pride Foundation founders highlight the festival’s importance in the 50th anniversary year of the Stonewall uprising LCR Pride Foundation has revealed its full line up...
The first Southport Flower Show was held in the 1920s, organised by local businessmen who wanted to celebrate the region’s horticulture. And from that, it has grown into Britain’s largest...
A celebration of independents, world-class sport, city-wide pride and a bucket-load of festivals. Not make it to Glasto? You dodged a bullet. The bands will have been average, the food...
Summer is our favourite day of the year. What is that in the sky? Is that the mysterious ball of fire that our ancestors used to talk about? We think...
THE CITY’S FINEST BARS, ALL UNDER ONE ROOF FOR A CONTEST OF COCKTAIL CREATIVITY FRIDAY 28TH – SATURDAY 29TH JUNE 2019. The UK’s leading cocktail festival is back to bring together...
From cocktail festivals to craft beer expos and from astronauts to arts markets – here’s our ultimate guide to June. We’re entering the season of parties and festivals. When long...
One of the UK’s most iconic visitor attractions, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool, has announced an exciting and re-shaped events programme, Summer on the Dock, taking place from 4th August to...
Liverpool and beer have history. A history that goes beyond post-work bevs, bank holiday benders, and pints in the pub. Some of our finest buildings were funded by 19th century...
