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Liverpool News
The Whitechapel Centre’s sleepout returns to Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool Cathedral’s annual sleepout, in partnership with The Whitechapel Centre, will take place on Friday 10 April and is now open for registration. The event invites families to come together for a unique overnight experience, sleeping inside the UK’s largest Cathedral. This year’s sleepout will raise vital funds for both Liverpool Cathedral and The Whitechapel Centre, the city’s leading homeless and housing charity. The Whitechapel Centre supports people sleeping rough, those living in hostels, and…
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Lifestyle
Why Your Best Sleep Starts With Better Bedding: A Deep Dive Into Simba’s Duvets & Pillows
If you’re ready to elevate your sleep game, bedding matters just as much as the mattress beneath you. That’s where Simba Sleep comes into play — a British brand that’s made waves in the sleep world with intelligent design, sustainable materials and clever tech that keeps comfort front and centre. Whether you’re looking for cosy warmth, breathable coolness, or adjustable support, Simba’s duvet and pillow range could be just the upgrade your bedroom deserves. Here’s what you…
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Music
Helen Maw Scoops Both Awards At The Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge 2025
The Liverpool Acoustic Songwriting Challenge 2025 Showcase Final took place at the British Music Experience on Saturday 7th February 2026. A sold out venue saw each of the finalists performing their song with a picture of the work of art that inspired it displayed for all to see on the eight screens surrounding the performance space. At the end of the night Helen Maw was announced as the winner of both the Judges’ Award and the Chris Callander Audience…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Ma Boyle’s Alehouse and Eatery Collaborates With Guinness For World’s First ‘Guinness Scouse’
Liverpool’s most iconic dish is getting a bold new twist as Ma Boyle’s Alehouse and Eatery teams up with Guinness and brand owners Diageo to launch the world’s first ever Guinness Scouse – a flavour-packed fusion that brings together two cultural legends. As part of the return of Ma Boyle’s Global Scouse Month 2026, the much-loved Liverpool venue is unveiling four world-first Guinness Scouse specials, alongside its famous Scouse classics. The month-long celebration runs from…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Bold Street Coffee Opens South Liverpool Location at The Climbing Hangar
Bold Street Coffee has officially opened its newest location at The Climbing Hangar, bringing its much-loved specialty coffee offering to South Liverpool for the first time. Located within The Matchworks, The Climbing Hangar is a family-friendly bouldering complex, with Bold Street Coffee opening inside the venue and welcoming climbers, families and visitors looking for high-quality coffee in a relaxed, community-focused environment. This new venue in South Liverpool marks a key milestone in Bold Street Coffee’s continued expansion. Guests can expect Bold Street Coffee’s signature approach to quality and…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Vegan Pancakes In Liverpool
Pancake Day is just around the corner, and if you’re craving a stack of indulgent, restaurant-quality vegan pancakes, you’re in luck! While homemade pancakes are great, sometimes it’s even better to let the experts do the work. Liverpool is packed with fantastic spots serving up fluffy, mouthwatering creations—including plenty of plant-based options. Whether you’re vegan or just looking to try something new, here’s where to find the best vegan pancakes in Liverpool for a truly…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Places To Get Pancakes In Liverpool
With Shrove Tuesday, aka, Pancake Day fast approaching, here’s our guide to the best places to get pancakes in Liverpool. From Moose Coffee’s legendary stacks to The Vibe’s amazing vegan pancakes and much more. Here’s where you get the best pancakes in Liverpool. Moose Coffee You know somewhere is good when there are queues for a table first thing in the morning. And Moose Coffee fully earns its reputation for excellent breakfasts thanks to its…
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Arts and Culture
Art After Dark: 16 Birkenhead Venues Unite For Creative Celebration
Following the buzz of its initial announcement earlier this year, Art After Dark has today reached a major milestone by confirming the full list of 16 venues participating in the town-wide creative trail on Friday 20 March 2026. What began as a successful pilot has evolved into a massive cultural takeover. From the industrial energy of the docks to the heart of the high street, the event will transform Birkenhead into a late-night hive of…
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Liverpool FC
Anfield Opens Its Doors For An Action-Packed February Half-Term
Step into Anfield this February half-term and discover the LFC Stadium Tour, alongside a wide range of unique experiences for families, fans and visitors. With special enhancements added for the school break, the iconic home of the Reds is a must-visit. Book an LFC Stadium Tour this school holiday, packed with a range of complimentary activities designed to keep young Reds entertained – from crafts and face painting to games and football sessions. The Stadium Tour audio guide is available in 13 different languages and brings the club’s rich history to life as you explore behind the scenes areas, typically closed to the public, including the players’ dressing rooms, tunnel…
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Music
Liverpool’s Underground Music and Arts Festival OUTER WAVES Announces Third Wave of Artists
Liverpool’s underground music and arts festival OUTER WAVES has announced the third wave of artists for its 2026 edition, returning to Liverpool’s North Docks at Invisible Wind Factory and Make CIC, 23-24 May 2026. Following the previously announced headliners ØXN (feat. Radie Peat of Lankum) and Dame Area, the festival now reveals the world premiere of HAND TO MOUTH TO — a new suite of pared-down works for voice and keys, collaboratively composed and performed by Keeley Forsyth alongside Matthew Bourne. This latest announcement also includes a showcase from Irish…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool Announces Free Fiesta of Fire And Chinese New Year Celebrations This Half Term
Celebrating an exciting calendar crossover for 2026, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool will host a packed programme of free events this February half-term, including vibrant Chinese New Year celebrations in collaboration with Culture Liverpool, and the return of Fiesta of Fire. The programme brings together large-scale installations, eye-catching live performances and hands-on family-friendly activities, offering visitors of all ages the chance to experience world-class cultural events in a unique dockside setting. From 14 February, visitors will…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Ivy Asia Introduces New Day-To-Night Dining Experiences
As diners continue to seek experiences that feel special yet accessible, The Ivy Asia is reimagining what luxury dining looks like today. Recent research conducted by The Ivy Collection reflects a broader shift in attitudes, revealing that more than one in three Brits (36%) now define luxury by how something makes them feel, rather than how much it costs, while just 14% associate luxury primarily with exclusivity or high price points. Known for its dramatic…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Permit Room Liverpool Announces Soft Launch with 50% Off Food
Ahead of the much-anticipated official opening of their Liverpool Permit Room on Thursday 5 March, Dishoom have announced details of how guests can book into the soft launch and enjoy 50% off food. The soft launch will run from Saturday 28 February to Wednesday 4 March, with the final sitting at 2.00pm on 4 March. During this period, guests can book online to enjoy 50% off food across breakfast, lunch and dinner. Early diners will…
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Music
Motel Sundown Share Uplifting New Single ‘Watch Which Way the Wind Blows’
Motel Sundown’s latest single Watch Which Way the Wind Blows arrives as a radiant prelude to their Signs In The Rush of Light EP, due this Spring — and it’s a beautifully assured statement from a band whose songwriting is something genuinely compelling. The track pairs an upbeat tempo with the trio’s flawless harmonies, making for a listening experience that feels both buoyant and emotionally resonant. Lyrically, the song explores themes of loss and resilience,…
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Arts and Culture
52 For 26 Poetry Project: Tom McClennan
A tender look at family, ageing, and the gentle freedom found in grandparenthood from one of Liverpool’s community storytellers… Tom McClennan is a Liverpool storyteller in every sense: a retired English teacher, a poet, a playwright, and a fixture in the local theatre scene. As chair of the Board of Trustees at Valley Community Theatre, his commitment to community art is as deep as his love of words. Valley Theatre itself is more than just a stage — it’s…
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Music
Sound City 2026 Announces New Wave of Rising Stars For Liverpool Festival
Sound City has revealed a major new wave of emerging talent for its 2026 edition, cementing its reputation as the UK’s leading inner-city new music discovery festival. Joining previously announced headliners Jalen Ngonda, Keo, Westside Cowboy and Brooke Combe, the latest announcement adds 21 rising artists to the bill, spotlighting the next generation of artists tipped for breakthrough success. Among the newly confirmed names are Arctic Monkeys collaborator Tom Rowley, Bristol’s upbeat pop outfit Adult…
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Arts and Culture
Knock Twice Cabaret Returns with ‘SÉANCE’ – An Immersive After-Hours Cabaret Ritual in Liverpool
The first Knock Twice Cabaret didn’t feel like a show – it felt like a secret. A prohibition-themed night of jazz, drag and comedy, the debut edition welcomed just fifty people into a hidden room with a clear stage, an electric atmosphere and a sense of shared discovery. It sold out fast. But for Franz Genau – the enigmatic Emcee and enfant terrible of Liverpool’s cabaret scene – the real magic wasn’t just the performance.…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Free Coffee & Croissants as Botanico Opens on Duke Street This Friday
Liverpool city centre is getting a new all-day dining destination this week as Botanico officially opens its doors on Friday 30 January at 8.30am on Duke Street. To mark the occasion, the first 100 customers through the doors will be treated to a free coffee and freshly baked croissant. There will be additional treats available for guests visiting throughout the day, opening this new restaurant with the warmth and true Italian hospitality that owners P&D…
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Arts and Culture
dot-art Celebrates 20 Years of Art for Everyone
Since 2006, dot-art has been at the heart of the Liverpool City Region’s cultural landscape, championing local artists and making art accessible to all. To celebrate their 20th birthday in 2026, the social enterprise is planning a series of events and exhibitions, as well as reflecting on their impact over the past two decades. February will see the launch of two exhibitions. At the dot-art space at INNSiDE hotel on Old Hall Street, TWENTY will showcase large…
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Things to do in Liverpool
BOXPARK Liverpool To Host The City’s Biggest Super Bowl LX Live Screening Party
BOXPARK Liverpool is bringing the energy this February with the city’s biggest Super Bowl LX Live Screening Party, on Sunday 8 February from 7pm until 4am! The award-winning venue will transform into the ultimate American Football fan zone, combining live sporting action from the USA with an all-out BOXPARK party atmosphere. Guests can expect a full production viewing experience with huge screens, surround sound, and an unbeatable atmosphere from start to finish. The night will…
