Bombed Out Church – Easter Special Afternoon Tea & Gin Tasting Experience, including entertainment. It’s nearly Springtime, where Bombed Out Church will be opening their doors to an eclectic...
The Ultimate Guide to Mother’s Day 2022 in Liverpool Mother’s Day is coming up on Sunday 27th March. If you’ve already made plans then congratulations – well done you – but if...
A DAY ON THE CALENDAR FOR THE IRISH AND THE IRISH-AT-HEART St. Patrick’s Day occurs annually on March 17 in observance of the death of St. Patrick, the patron Saint of...
Eating out in Liverpool is back. Here’s where can you go and what you can you get your chops round. Well and truly over cooking for yourself? Desperate to see...
Better times are coming, the shutters will soon be raised, doors will open, and the city is purring back to life. Getting together, eating out, pints in the sun, they...
Contemporary society runs off it, we meet up with friends over it and it is arguably the most important meal of the day. Liverpool isn’t short of coffee shops, that...
It’s cold and miserable outside. We can’t go out and catch up with friends. And daily walks aren’t really cutting it. If you’re like us and need a restaurant fix...
We miss our pubs. We miss our pints. But the good times will roll again… That first sip on a sunny afternoon, your favourite draft at 5 on a Friday,...
This is Merseyside not Mauritius, but it is possible to get your alfresco on. A socially distanced outdoor bite and a pint? For now we can only dream but before...
You know the drill – shopping local is the way to put a smile on someone’s face. Let’s be honest, it’s been a hell of a year. But we’ve stuck...
Adapting to the new normal also means finding new hobbies. Whilst tucking into poached eggs with a mimosa in hand might not be a ‘new’ hobby to many of you,...
Whether it’s putting in the miles to get fit, using two wheels to get from A-B, or just hopping on for kicks, there has been a massive upsurge in cycling...
From dancing in the park to theatre under the stars, there’s heaps going on in Liverpool this September. It’s been great to see some of our favourite places spring back...
Sausage rolls are hitting the headlines but Liverpool has been banging out savoury pastry goodness for decades. Here’s our guide to where you can get your hands on some of...
We can’t guarantee it’ll be a scorcher but things are hotting up in the city this month. It’s been incredible seeing our favourite places open their doors again and watching...
It’s hoped the ”eat out to help out” scheme will provide a boost to the struggling hospitality industry, now that the national lockdown is easing. The promotion gives people a...
We’ve never felt luckier to have glorious beaches, parks and countryside so close. Liverpool is a unique city. It’s a hustling, bustling, urban melting pot, but there are great swathes...
The weather might say otherwise, but a new season is heading our way – and the city is springing into life this month. We’ve taken a battering, but we’ve soldiered...
Thought the Albert Dock was all hen do’s, Beatles fans and big chains? Think again. Liverpool’s most famous dock is the master of reinvention. Engineering masterpiece, industrial powerhouse, naval base,...
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,...
