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Things to do in Liverpool
CATCH Market Selling 90s & Y2K Fashion Returns To Liverpool This March
Following the success of its Liverpool debut in 2024, CATCH Market is set to return to The Crypt Hall at Liverpool’s Metropolitan Cathedral this March. Running from 11 AM to 4 PM on Saturday 8 March, the market will bring together 40+ of the UK’s top vintage sellers, offering a carefully curated selection of 90’s and Y2K fashion. Shoppers can expect everything from streetwear and sportswear to jewellery and accessories, with a mix of high-end…
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Bars in Liverpool
Sensation Owners Invest £20k Into Making The Bar Even Better
Couple Sarah Cavanagh and Yalcin Kizilkaya embarked on opening Liverpool’s best rooftop bar and indoor club back in 2021, creating Sensation that is located on the city’s bustling Seel Street. Over the last four years, the couple, who have been together for 10 years, have built Sensation to become a thriving venue with weekly DJs and club nights, a fully heated and covered outdoor rooftop bar and exciting key calendar events including their huge £1k Countdown NYE…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Municipal Hotel & Spa Liverpool Celebrates Women With Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea & Aintree Ladies Day Event
This March and April, The Municipal Hotel & Spa Liverpool is celebrating the women in our lives with a special Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea and Sunday roast menu at Seaforth Restaurant on 30 March, followed by an exclusive Aintree Ladies Day afternoon tea and viewing experience on 5 April. The luxury spa hotel is the perfect one-stop destination to make Mother’s Day truly special. Whether it’s enjoying a luxurious spa experience, indulging in exquisite dishes at Seaforth…
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Liverpool News
Baby Clubhouse Purpose Built Event Space To Open At Wolstenholme Square
One of the city’s most stylish purpose built event spaces The Clubhouse at the junction of Wolstenholme Square and Parr Street, is getting a baby sister, Baby Clubhouse, three doors away on Wolstenholme Square. The Clubhouses’ new arrival, Baby Clubhouse, is due to open its doors in March of this year and is a warm and trendy blank canvass event space which perfectly compliments the bright and airy larger Clubhouse. Both venues are purpose built…
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Music
Liverpool Philharmonic And Help Musicians Launch Physio Toolkit Supporting Musicians’ Health & Wellbeing
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic has partnered with UK charity Help Musicians to launch ‘A Symphony of Good Sense’, a pioneering new toolkit designed to support the physical health and wellbeing of orchestral musicians. Authored by leading UK musicians’ physiotherapist, Dr Sarah Upjohn, ‘A Symphony of Good Sense’ provides physiotherapists and healthcare professionals with comprehensive information to help tailor health and wellbeing provision to musicians’ needs. Musicians face high injury rates, which can lead to significant negative…
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Music
Craig Charles Funk & Soul To Headline The Dome At Grand Central On Easter Sunday
Craig Charles brings his funk & soul party to Liverpool this Easter. From Red Dwarf to Robot Wars to BBC Radio 6 Music and Radio 2, Craig Charles has carved out an impressive career spanning acting, broadcasting, and music. With two decades of radio under his belt, Charles has become one of the UK’s leading funk and soul tastemakers, DJs, and promoters of new music. His pioneering BBC 6 Music Funk and Soul Show has…
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Music
Astles Releases Beautifully Poignant New Single ‘We Could’ve Been Anything’
Astles’ new single, We Could’ve Been Anything, emerges as a deeply personal and poignant piece, carrying the weight of profound themes such as loss, mental health struggles, and the fleeting nature of life itself. Liverpool’s beloved singer-songwriter channels his emotions into a tender song born from an unlikely source: the discovery of his late uncle’s mixtape, found years after his passing. This mixtape, alongside remnants of his uncle’s life – tickets, posters, and records –…
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Arts and Culture
Creative Spotlight: In Conversation – Ruth Dillon
Ruth Dillon is a multi-disciplinary artist working across photography, film, stop motion animation, and 3D installation. Her concept-driven work explores collective and living community memories, often addressing social issues. Beginning her career in photography and videography, including documenting the first National Aids Day event on Merseyside, she quickly became involved in socially engaged projects. She honed her film and darkroom skills, even contributing to the UK’s first Mobile studio for communities. A short film she…
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Lifestyle
Understanding The Different Types of Number Plates in the UK
Vehicle number plates are an essential part of road safety and vehicle identification in the UK. They serve as a unique identifier for each vehicle, helping authorities keep track of registrations, ownership, and taxation. However, there are different types of number plates available to vehicle owners, each serving a specific purpose. Understanding these types can help you choose the right plate for your vehicle and ensure compliance with the regulations set by the Driver and…
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Liverpool News
Liverpool Continues To Blaze A Trail In The Gaming Industry
Liverpool boasts a long-standing affinity with video games dating back to some of the earliest incarnations which were launched during the 1980s. The city has attracted plenty of foreign investment since then, most notably when Sweden’s Avalanche Studios chose it as the location for its second international studio after New York. Numerous other firms are thriving locally, developing games which have made an impact in the overarching gaming industry and its associated sub-divisions. These include…
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Liverpool News
Liverpool’s Win Win Water Secures Investment From UK Rap Duo Krept & Konan
Liverpool-born brand Win Win Water has attracted support and investment from a number of unlikely stars to take the water brand to the next level, making it available worldwide. Rappers Krept & Konan have come on board after being enamoured with the concept and product and the brand have also gained support from Dragon’s Den Austria’s Heinrich Prokop. Win Win Water, created by friends Kurt Wilson, 38, and Josh Daley, 30, is the first of its kind…
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Arts and Culture
Liverpool Makers Bazaar Spotlight on Savage Directions
Liverpool Makers Bazaar is home to a diverse community of talented creators, each with a unique story and craft. In this feature series, Pauline Neville shines a spotlight on the makers behind the stalls, uncovering the passion and dedication that fuel their work. This time, we meet Ged of Savage Directions, an artist whose journey into cyanotype photography is as captivating as his artwork. Join us as we explore Ged’s artistic evolution, his inspirations, and…
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Music
Bette Schindler Premiers Music Video for ‘I Love You’
Born and raised on a barge in Amsterdam to a bohemian family of jazz musicians, Bette Schindler is a true tour de force – songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, performer, producer, and young mother. Her music weaves effortlessly between the timeless elegance of classic jazz and the fresh, contemporary sounds of modern soul. With songs that radiate optimism, positivity, and love, she channels echoes of modern jazz greats while crafting a sound that is unmistakably her own. Following the release…
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Music
Afro Soul Star Blick Bassy Returns To Liverpool This Spring
A Cameroonian singer-songwriter deeply rooted in the African continent is set to perform in Liverpool this April. The critically acclaimed Blick Bassy has been described as ‘a force of nature’ and is known for his vibrant live performances. On his latest album Mádibá, released in 2023, Blick has chosen to address the environment, particularly the burning issue of water. Navigating between influences from both Africa and the West, Blick’s music – for which he mainly uses mother tongue Bassa – is distinguished…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
10 Things To Do In Half Term In Liverpool
Looking for things to do in half term in Liverpool? The half term schedule is packed with fun and engaging activities for families. From creative workshops to interactive museum experiences, here are ten great things to do in the city centre. Whether you’re exploring for a day or planning a week of fun, check out these things to do in Liverpool in February half term for inspiration! 1. Fiesta of Fire at the Royal Albert…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Incredible ‘Beyond Van Gogh’ Returns To Liverpool And ‘Beyond Monet’ Makes It Debut In 2025
Liverpool is set to become the UK’s premier destination for immersive art experiences this summer, as Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience makes its highly anticipated return, and the stunning Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience debuts in the city for the first time. Following an extraordinary response in 2024, when Beyond Van Gogh attracted 60,000 visitors during its UK premiere, the multi-sensory experience will once again take over Exhibition Centre Liverpool. This time, it promises…
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Music
In Conversation – Luce Mawdsley
Liverpool-based composer and guitarist Luce Mawdsley (they/them) crafts sonic tapestries woven from progressive experimentation and poetic inspiration. An autistic, nonbinary artist, Mawdsley’s work fearlessly explores the intersections of neurodivergence, mental health, and queerness, transmuting personal experience into subversive narratives of gender, sexuality, place, and identity. Their creative process is a journey of discovery, allowing the music to organically emerge as a landscape shaped by curiosity and intuitive intention. Mawdsley’s latest offering, Northwest & Nebulous, released…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Boojum Is Giving Away 50,000 FREE Burritos
Having officially arrived to Bold Street in Liverpool in December, the brand is now putting its money where its mouth is and placing a seriously confident wager that they’ve got the best burrito you’ve never had! After building a cult-like following in Ireland, last year Boojum brought their game-changing burritos to four brand-new GB locations: Liverpool, Leeds Nottingham and Birmingham. Now ready to celebrate these recent openings after a busy period of expansion, the brand is launching its…
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Lifestyle
What Is The Best Type of Car Loan To Choose?
Drivers are spoilt for choice when it comes to car finance options and it can be hard to know which is best for your situation. You may also may be suitable for one finance agreement over the others so our guide below has been designed to help you on your way to car finance. In the UK, the most popular ways to finance a car are through Hire Purchase, Personal Contract Purchase and a Personal…
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Music
The North West Duke Ellington Orchestra Celebrates World Jazz Day with Spring Tour
This spring, The North West Duke Ellington Orchestra embarks on its first ever tour, marking World Jazz Day with a special performance at Liverpool’s Capstone Theatre on Wednesday 30 April, before headlining the freestage at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival on Saturday 3 May. Directed by acclaimed saxophonist and bandleader Phil Shotton, the 15-piece big band brings together Ellington obsessed musicians from across the North West, including Cheshire, Lancashire, Liverpool City Region, and Manchester. The orchestra…
