Activities in Liverpool
All kinds of activities you can do in Liverpool from crazy golf, bowling, sightseeing tours and much more.
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Camp & Furnace will be transformed into haunted asylum this Halloween
Camp & Furnace Haunted Asylum set to scare visitors this Halloween…. Camp & Furnace is set to unveil a hidden asylum, inviting scare-seekers the chance to tour its spooky hallways…if they dare. The Liverpool venue has teamed up with award-winning Scare Projects UK for an 11-day Halloween event that promises a spine-tingling, pulse-racing experience. Set towards the rear of the building behind some previously sealed up walls lies The Asylum, an old but very much…
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Learn, Make, Create – Make Liverpool Is The Ultimate Creative Hub That You Need To Know About
Make Liverpool is one of the city’s leading co-working communities, born out of a desire to bring creatives together and tackle the many issues of remote working that entrepreneurs and small businesses often face, as well as providing so much more. A creative-led organisation with spaces across Liverpool, Make is a place to share skills, make, fix and create; to learn and to teach; to try and tweak. It’s a place to collaborate and create;…
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Scalarama Film Festival 2019 Guide
Scalarama Film Festival is back (1-30 September 2019) celebrating cinema with a mix of classic movies, obscure hidden gems and some fascinating feature length documentaries. This year you can catch screenings of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971), The Help, Moonrise Kingdom, Hairspray, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and so much more. Inspired by the energy and creativity of the legendary Scala Cinema (1978-1993), in 2011 a new festival was created that invited all…
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Royal Albert Dock Food Festival ‘Feast’ Preview
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool has announced its incredible programme of jam-packed activities for its brand new free food and drink festival, FEAST, taking place from 7-8th September 2019. Offering a variety of chef demos, interactive masterclasses, children’s activities and much more spanning over the two days, this festival will showcase the amazing food and drink line up at the Dock, encompassing some of Liverpool’s finest and most innovative independents. Kicking off the festivities on the…
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dot-art Opens Liverpool’s Only Public Darkroom
dot-art has announced the launch of their new, public darkroom in Liverpool city centre’s Cotton Exchange. Building on the continued success of their creative courses and art workshops, the darkroom will offer classes for beginners and the option to hire the space for more experienced photographers. This Autumn will also see the launch of a range of new courses to add to their popular regular sessions, including Introduction to Cartooning, Portrait Painting and Sketching in…
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TV chef Andi Oliver, announced as compere at Royal Albert Dock’s Food & Drink Festival, FEAST
The Royal Albert Dock Liverpool has announced that award-winning celebrity chef and broadcaster, Andi Oliver, will be hosting a series of chef demonstrations and masterclasses at the Dock’s new Food & Drink event, FEAST Festival, taking place 7-8th September 2019. The highly anticipated FEAST Festival is part of the Dock’s exciting and re-shaped events programme, Summer on the Dock, which will see a series of inspiring collaborations taking place, each centred around a large floating…
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New Brighton Pirate Fest – August 17 and 18
It’s time to hoist the flags for the New Brighton Pirate Fest – The Battle for Devil’s Nest – is a swashbuckling extravaganza setting sail on the weekend of August 17 and 18. The free, two-day attraction celebrates the history of pirates and much more, including two stunning stars of the sea taking part – a pair of specially created galleons. One will lead the parade and become our entertainment stage. The larger craft will…
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Colours Community Festival Guide
Organisers of Colours Community Festival, a new free family-friendly festival coming to Princes Park this Saturday, have today announced the full programme. Live music, community organisations, street food, entertainment and attractions are on the line-up, with a host of local talent and good causes promising to ‘celebrate what it is to be L8’. Debuting for the first time at the ever-regenerating Princes Park, this initiative is supported by The National Lottery Community Fund, Liverpool City Council’s Mayoral Neighbourhood Fund, Steve Biko Housing Association, Austin…
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10 Outdoor Activities To Do In Liverpool This Summer
The sun’s out (at time of writing anyway!) and we know you’ll be looking to make the most of the unpredictable British Summer Time so here’s our guide to outdoor activities to do in Liverpool. Outdoor Rooftop Yoga with White Wolf Yoga Do you fancy doing yoga in a beautiful setting on the Oh Me Oh My rooftop terrace? Keep an eye out on the White Wolf Yoga Facebook page for future dates to be…
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There’s A Pokemon Themed Bar Coming To Liverpool This Winter
Pokeman fans will have the perfect opportunity to play a real-life version of the popular monster catching game later this year as a Pokemon themed bar will be in Liverpool for one day only on 16th November. There will be five, two-hour sessions available on the day with the venue spilt into seven regions. Each session will allow guests two hours of hunting, battling and catching time and those who complete all seven will be…
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Some of the Best Accommodation Options for Your Stay in Liverpool
With so many fun things to do in Liverpool, it’s impossible to experience the best that the city has to offer in just one day. It’s highly recommended that any visit to the city is complemented by a hotel stay so you can spread your activities across several days. Liverpool has no shortage of incredible hotels to suit any budget. There are plenty of diverse hotels throughout the city including luxury chains, independent hotels and…
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State-of-The-Art Mini Golf Course Opening At Otterspool Adventure
Otterspool Adventure has opened the doors to its all-new, state-of-the-art mini golf course situated within the South Liverpool play facility. The 12-hole themed course comes as part of a recent six-figure sum investment by owners Steven and Cheryl Cosgrove, who acquired the now award-winning venue in 2017. Spanning over 20,000 sq. ft., the mini-golf course offers youngsters and adults alike the chance to immerse themselves in the attraction’s water features, hobbit house and bridges to…
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Liverpool’s Most Famous Statues Are Wearing Bowling Shoes And Here’s Why
Lane7 is already causing a stir ahead of its hotly anticipated June launch as Liverpool legends are pictured showcasing their new trabs – and they’re far from what you remember from your local childhood bowling alley. The nationwide leisure and nightlife destination has already attracted some famous fans with some of the city’s most iconic statues spotted donning their very own set of bowling shoes. The exciting new venture has ‘pinned’ its public opening as…
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The Dock Launches New ‘Summer on the Dock’ Events Including Floating Cinema
One of the UK’s most iconic visitor attractions, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool, has announced an exciting and reshaped events programme, Summer on the Dock, taking place from 4th August to 8th September 2019. The innovative event programme will see a host of inspiring collaborations taking place at the Dock, each centred on a floating pontoon which will provide a versatile and unique setting for a range of activities covering film, sports, health and wellbeing, along…
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Liverpool indie Choir launching at 24 Kitchen St
Do you fancy learning to sing anthems from the likes of Elbow/Foo Fighters/Jimmy Eat World/Radiohead with a member of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir? The Liverpool Indie Choir is here to turn that dream into a reality! Involved in the running of local choirs in North Liverpool for several years, Tim Taylor will be starting a brand new group Liverpool indie Choir. The sessions will be held weekly at 7.30-9.00pm on Thursdays, beginning 6 June…
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New Roxy Ball Room Super-Venue Now Open
The second Roxy Ball Room opened in style on Friday, the new super-venue, which is housed on the site of the old BHS café is the company’s 8th and largest site to date. The new venue features a host of leisure and gaming facilities including a four-lane bowling alley and nine-hole mini golf course along with ping pong, pool, shuffleboard, beer pong, arcade games and more. Ideal for those who want a bit of action on…
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12 Hours of Bliss At The Unitarian Church This May
Urban Retreat Liverpool will be hosting a 12 hour mini-retreat day in the in a Grade I listed Unitarian Church on Ullet Road next weekend. Urban Retreat Liverpool is designed to make you feel that you have been away without leaving the city, allowing you to unwind for the day. You’ll be able to practice yoga and meditation so whether you’re a beginner or a regular you can enjoy a day of activities. Check out…
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Cycle to the Sands makes a return this May
Bike hire scheme Bike & Go is bringing its second free Cycle to the Sands wellbeing event to the region in order to help people learn to relax. Participants will be treated to a guided bike ride, mindfulness session and picnic at West Kirby on Saturday 11 May, to raise awareness of the mental health benefits that cycling can bring. The event is being held in advance of Mental Health Awareness Week, which takes place…
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23ft Replica Earth Installation ‘Gaia’ Coming To Liverpool Cathedral
Following the spectacular Museum of the Moon exhibition last year, Liverpool Cathedral will welcome ‘Gaia’ – a 23ft replica of Earth with detailed NASA imagery from 25 May to 23 June. The installation, by renowned British artist Luke Jerram, will be complemented with a sound composition created by BAFTA and Ivor Novello award-winning composer Dan Jones. The artwork forms part of the ‘Changing Tides’ creative programme, which also incorporates the free River Festival (1 &…
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LightNight 2019 Guide
LightNight returns for its 10th year on 17 May with over 100 free events happening across 50 venues in the city. LightNight is a free, diverse, late-night cultural programme which celebrates different art forms in one spectacular night of entertainment and this year the theme is ‘Ritual’. “For LightNight 2019, we will consider ritual as a universal phenomenon, spanning the breadth of human history, and also as an artistic process by which we shift our…
