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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Black Sheep Coffee Opens At Liverpool ONE
Grosvenor has announced the opening of the specialty coffee chain, Black Sheep Coffee, which has made its city debut at Liverpool ONE. The all-day venue has launched on Paradise Place, taking a 1,800 sq ft site. The new Liverpool ONE site serves Black Sheep Coffee’s full range of coffee beans and brews, including their signature Black Hoof drink. Bagels, toasties, organic smoothies and shakes, and Norwegian waffles are also on offer during the day. In…
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Things to do in Liverpool
DaDaFest Returns With A Fantastic Festival Programme For 2022
DaDaFest International Festival returns this autumn with a fantastic and fascinating programme showcasing the talents of disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent artists and performers. This year’s festival, with the theme and title Hybrid, runs over six weeks from 26 October to 3 December at venues across the city and beyond including the Unity Theatre, Bluecoat, Museum of Liverpool and St Helens Library as well as online. The 2022 event features the work of three DaDa Fellows who have received creative bursaries from DaDa…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
All You Can Eat World Cuisine Restaurant COSMO Officially Opens In Liverpool ONE
Liverpool ONE has welcomed its newest restaurant in the form of all-you-can-eat national restaurant chain COSMO. Offering an authentic tour of the world’s most loved dishes all under one roof, COSMO officially opened its doors today, and will give diners a unique, theatrical dining experience in its new Manesty’s Lane home. The 300-seat capacity restaurant has created more than 60 jobs for the region and its talented team of chefs create over 100 dishes daily,…
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Music
Liverpool’s Most Popular Jazz Night Continues To Grow
Hope Street Jazz which takes place at Hope Street venue Frederiks has now added Sunday to its weekly event roster sitting alongside Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights – making it the biggest Jazz night in the city. Frederiks has always enjoyed a reputation as a destination for performance, with music lovers drawn to the venue not only for the artists on the bill, but its intimate, ambient surroundings – making it the natural home for…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Scribble Celebrates the Art of Café Culture at MerseyMade
Scribble, a brand new eatery serving indulgent breakfasts, laid-back lunches and tasty treats, has opened at MerseyMade. Spanning both floors of the creative hub on Paradise Street, Scribble is set to become a firm favourite among the city’s food lovers with a tempting menu, which features popular classics with a twist, alongside signature dishes and daily specials from much-loved local bakery, Artisane. The 50-cover venue, which is adorned with stunning artworks and creations from over…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Spectacular Light and Sound Show ‘The Light Before Christmas’ Coming To Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool Cathedral is set to bring some extra sparkle to the city’s Christmas celebrations with an immersive experience, which will take visitors on an incredible journey through the Nativity story. ‘The Light Before Christmas: The Angels Are Coming!’ invites families to enjoy the most wonderful time of year through son et lumière as the magnificent Gothic interior of the iconic building becomes a canvas for a sequence of dazzling light and sound artworks. A contemporary twist…
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Music
Liverpool Digital Music Festival Returns To Support The Florrie
Now in its fifth iteration, Liverpool Digital Music Festival returns as an acoustic live streamed online and attend in-person event. The hybrid digital music festival takes place at Phase One, 40 Seel Street on 28th, 29th & 30th October 2022. The festival is in aid of The Florrie Food Support Programme which helps people & families across Liverpool who may be struggling with food poverty. The Florrie Community Shop provides people access to affordable groceries,…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
LEAF Reveals Its Christmas Plans As The Home Of Festive Feasting
With summer now gone and a distinctly wintry chill in the air, the days feel shorter as the sun shines lower. Autumn’s already here and winter will soon be fast approaching, and with it the magic of the festive season arriving in Liverpool and beyond. For LEAF and their three venues across Merseyside, Christmas is a time of creativity, indulgence and spending time with family, friends, colleagues and loved ones. The beautiful locations are perfect…
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Other
Top Online Games For Lovers of Fantasy, Animals, and Fashion
While Liverpool has a range of fantastic gaming options, from ArCains to VR-HERE, many gamers prefer to do so from home. Online games are becoming more and more popular as millions of gamers flock to the internet due to its sheer quantity and diversity of offers, with new titles introduced daily. If you are a lover of fantasy, animals, or fashion, but haven’t found your perfect online game yet, you are in luck, because there are tons of…
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Other
How to Choose a Highest Paying Online Casino
People find online gambling incredibly convenient. Unfortunately, many players regret their decision due to the complications related to payouts. There are lots of operators out there and the fact is not all of them are able to facilitate fast withdrawals. Many online casino sites have limitations when it comes to payouts that affect the sum of money you can withdraw and payment processing. Given this situation, players spend a lot of time choosing the platform that…
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Things to do in Liverpool
‘Our Place in Space’ Sculpture Trail To Touch Down In Liverpool This October
Our Place in Space: Church Street to Otterspool, Liverpool (14 October — 6 November 2022). Liverpool has been announced as an additional stop on the UK tour of Our Place in Space, a recreation of the solar system as a stunning 8.1 km sculpture trail designed by artist Oliver Jeffers, astrophysicist Professor Stephen Smartt and a creative team led by Nerve Centre. Following popular visits to Derry-Londonderry, Belfast and Cambridge during 2022, where it has…
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Festivals
‘Extreme Fields’ Rock Music & Wrestling Festival Returns To Liverpool For Second Year
A unique music festival returns to Liverpool on 29 October as Extreme Fields makes its return to the Electrik Warehouse. Created by TNT Extreme Wrestling, Extreme Fields combines live rock music with a full complement of professional wrestling from a host of promotions up and down the country, with TNT’s own unique brand of over-18s entertainment taking centre stage. Extreme Fields is set to be an eight-hour extravaganza in the heart of the city, offering…
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Music
‘Punjabi Meets Western’ As Kinaara Set To Play LEAF Bold Street
On 9 November, LEAF on Bold Street will play host to Leeds trio Kinaara. The perfect backdrop to a dark, candlelit night with friends and family, LEAF’s bohemian atmosphere sets the scene for the band’s unique ‘Punjabi meets Western’ musical style. Kinaara are a trio of vocal, electric guitar, and drum kit. They play a mix of Celtic and Punjabi folk songs, presented in Kinaara’s own distinctive arrangements. Brought together by singer Satnam Gaussian in…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
New Executive Head Chef & À La Carte Menu At Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa
Newly appointed Executive Head Chef at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa, Paul Feery, has designed a new à la carte menu with Head Chef Graham Alley and his brigade. Available at the resort’s Fairway Grill Restaurant, Paul and his team present a menu of seasonal, modern British classics with a twist. Guests can expect much-loved favourites like beef fillet with peppercorn sauce, alongside contemporary fusion dishes such as monkfish tail with katsu curry sauce,…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Review: The Scousetrap at Liverpool Royal Court Theatre
A show at the Royal Court Theatre rarely disappoints. In advance of taking your seat you know you are in for a belly full of laughs, mickey taking, wonderful scenery, bawdy language, over-acting and fourth wall breaking and you will exit into the night happier for the experience. The Royal Court’s latest production, The Scousetrap, is another loony Liverpool take on a classic, this time the world’s longest running play, The Mousetrap by the Queen…
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Top 5 Casino Games That Score Big With Football Fans
Whether you’re a seasoned NFL fan or a newbie following the ups and downs of your favourite Liverpool club, there’s an overwhelming number of games that are played on the casino floors that focus on this game. And many of them can be easily found in the newest Australian online casinos. So if you love football just as we do, then you’re definitely welcome on the casino floor. You will be treated with a bunch…
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Music
The Karios ‘Time Keeper’ Review
Liverpool’s latest up and coming rock band The Karios have released a new single called Time Keeper. After emerging from a hiatus in February 2022, selling out Hebbie Jebbies with their comeback headline. Since then, they have gone from strength to strength, recently going on tour of the UK and releasing their new single in the meantime. Time Keeper starts with a captivating guitar riff, then met by pounding drums and bass which kicks the…
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I’ve Tried JustCBD Cannabidiol Gummies And Here Are My Favs
JustCBD Cannabidiol is a new and perfect solution to all your health problems. It’s a great idea to get rid of medicines. All of the products from JUSTCBD have 99.99% CBD infused in them. Most of the hemp that is being used in the making of these gummies is usually manufactured in the USA. This is one of the reasons that all the products from JUSTCBD are high in quality because they make the product…
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Film Events In Liverpool
Liverpool’s Smallest Cinema, at Café Tabac, Makes A Blockbusting Return This October
Film lovers will be in their element this month as Café Tabac relaunches its much-loved Cinema night. Arguably an institution in the cultural fabric of the city – Café Tabac has served its loyal guests for more than 40-years. ‘The little café at the top of the hill’ which opened in 1974 has taken on almost legendary status, with many of Liverpool’s best-known sons and daughters passing through its doors, before they starred on the…
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Travel
Tips for Digital Nomads in Liverpool
Remote working has become more popular than ever, with many employers frequently listing more work-from-home positions. The majority of employees now prefer to work from home and communicate with their colleagues online. The pandemic has shown that businesses have the capabilities of adapting and integrating successfully a remote working infrastructure. This has led to not only more people working from their homes but opting to travel the world and simultaneously holding down a full-time job.…
