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Things to do in Liverpool
My Big Fake Wedding Disco Is Coming Back To Liverpool
Imagine all of the best parts of a wedding. Imagine what really makes the biggest day of two people’s lives the best day for everyone gathered with them. In taking out the actual getting married part of ‘The Big Day’, what do you have left? Well, it’s My Big Fake Wedding Disco of course – with 100% dance floor bangers all night long. Imagine all of those glorious elements – the dancing, the joy, cutting…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Liverpool Art Fair 2024 – Call for Artist Submissions
Artists are invited to submit their work for Liverpool Art Fair, which will return to the Royal Liver Building in the summer of 2024 and this year will be celebrating its 10th birthday. Liverpool Art Fair is an annual event which started in 2012, aiming to showcase a wide range of affordable original art by a plethora of local artists; providing a unique insight into the region’s creative talent and the opportunity for everyone, from seasoned…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Open Call – “A Window to your Neighbourhood” Exhibition at dot-art Gallery
Liverpool Architecture Festival 2024 (LAF24) is delighted to be working with dot-art to facilitate a free to enter art competition. dot-art is an established, independent, not-for-profit arts organisation working with individuals, communities, and businesses throughout the Liverpool City Region. LAF24 and dot-art are working together to offer this great opportunity to artists of all levels to enter interpretations of their Neighbourhood. Winning and shortlisted entries will be exhibited in the dot-art Gallery located within the…
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Lifestyle
Gourmet Al Fresco: Mindful Eating in the Open-Air
Introduction: The Joy of Outdoor Dining Al fresco dining marries the delight of enjoying meals in the open air with the enriching practice of mindful eating. This union transforms each bite into a celebration of the moment, enhancing the connection to our surroundings and the flavours on our plates. BBQs and outdoor cooking essentials, invite diners to elevate their outdoor dining experiences, making each meal a journey of sensory discovery and joy. Whether it’s a…
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Music
Helen Maw’s Debut Album ‘Growing Pains’ Is A Soul-Baring Journey Through Young Adulthood
Helen Maw’s debut album Growing Pains was a long time in the making. The Liverpool country and blues artist has spent the past few years digesting the various life lessons that make up this heartfelt “scrapbook of sounds”, but now she’s finally ready to let them go. The result is a work that lovingly sifts through the accumulated debris of young adulthood, taking in relationships and betrayals, first jobs and fading friendships. Opening track Mine…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Bagels, Buses, And Big Kahuna: Three New Food & Drink Concepts Arrive At Liverpool ONE
Three food and drink concepts are coming to Liverpool ONE’s Chavasse Park and Wall Street, joining the destination’s extensive line-up of hospitality operators in the UK’s most sociable city. Making its Liverpool debut, Bagel Factory is bringing its bagel-based grab-and-go concept, joining two motorised food and drink pop-ups, The Bus Yard and Big Kahuna. Bagel Factory is set to bring its fast-growing enterprise to the city for the first time, selecting a kiosk on Liverpool…
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Music
Fiona Lennon Releases Anthemic New Track ‘Please Don’t Say My Name’
Liverpool-born singer-songwriter Fiona Lennon and her band – Jack Lennon (lead guitar, vocals), Jack McCabe (piano, vocals), Elliot Chinnock (bass) and Sean Burns (drums) – are killing it in the Liverpool music scene. Returning with their first new music of 2024, their brand-new single Please Don’t Say My Name was released on 22 March. The track opens with a wistful acoustic guitar section, whilst a steadily upbeat drum rhythm guides us into the first verse.…
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Music
Cheap Brass Release Exciting New Single ‘The Only One For Me Is You’
Cheap Brass are a dynamic four-piece independent rock ensemble known for their eclectic fusion of genres. Formed in 2021, the band have been working hard to craft their own individual sound. Their distinctive style pushes boundaries and breaks conventions, in their own words, Cheap Brass “delivers an electrifying auditory experience that resonates with listeners of all backgrounds.” Their latest single promises to further showcase their evolution and musical prowess. The Only One For Me Is…
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Liverpool News
The Lake House Waterloo Crowned One of The Best Wedding Venues in Merseyside
The Lake House Waterloo have been named winners in the annual Hitched Wedding Awards 2024, and were crowned one of the best wedding venues in Merseyside, with a special mention to their beautiful coastal setting. Hitched.co.uk is a leading wedding planning platform and part of The Knot Worldwide Inc., more than 23,000 wedding vendors registered on the site to compete in the converted Hitched 2024 awards. The Lake House was declared a winner in the Merseyside…
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Business
Professional Liverpool Announces New Sector Leader of Its Corporate Finance Group
Professional Liverpool, one of the city’s leading cross-sector professional services membership bodies, has appointed Mark Borzomato as Sector Lead of its Corporate Finance Group. The Corporate Finance Group provides a platform to connect member organisations across multiple sectors including accounting and advisory firms, banks, law firms, private equity investors and enterprises. Mark, CEO of Liverpool based fund manager River Capital, brings with him over 25 years’ experience in the Liverpool Corporate Finance community which is…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
New Restaurant, Voyagers, Opens In Liverpool
Liverpool’s rich maritime heritage inspires the city’s latest restaurant offering, Voyagers. Located at 38 Parr Street in the heart of the Ropewalks district, the 70-seater restaurant with 100-seater bar, opened its doors this week with a menu that gives diners a mix of globally inspired dishes with a local twist, a selection of 35 wines including a great selection of organic and natural wines, plus signature cocktails, including the Salted Watermelon cooler, made from a…
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Liverpool News
Blackstock Market Opens Its Doors
Blackstock Market has opened to the public with more than 2,000 people flocking to the multi-million-pound Liverpool venue on its first day. The hotly anticipated new £7million entertainment destination was officially launched, with events including a sold-out evening from Hot Water Comedy Club, led by its popular resident compere Paul Smith. The epic comedy line-up also included fan favourites Jamie Sutherland, Kate Tracey, Danny McLoughlin, Tony Carroll, Rob Thomas, Brennan Reece, Phil Chapman and Freddie Quinn. Earlier in the day, superstar British…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Great British Menu Winner To Launch Restaurant, Vetch, In Liverpool
Chef Dan McGeorge, winner of TV’s Great British Menu 2021, is set to open the doors of his debut restaurant later this Spring. Vetch, located at 29A Hope Street in the heart of his hometown of Liverpool, is currently being transformed into a 26-cover fine dining restaurant. Once open, the restaurant will serve up a relaxed seasonally inspired five-course lunch and a seven-course dinner, with both tasting menus showcasing modern British cooking interspersed with Nordic…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Liverpool Restaurant Week: Enjoy A Week of Offers And Win A Weekly Meal Out For A Whole Year
Foodies could win a meal out once a week for a whole year if they dine out five times during Liverpool Restaurant Week. The Foodie Passport allows diners to get stamped at participating venues and be in with a chance to win the prize that has been offered by Liverpool’s restaurants and bars. 75 venues have signed up so far, with 130+ offers available. Liverpool Restaurant Week takes place from 22-28 April. Organised and funded…
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Business
Navigating Liverpool’s Business Landscape: Opportunities Worth Exploring
Liverpool stands as a beacon of economic resilience and diversity, offering a rich tapestry of opportunities for those ready to dive into its business environment. With a robust economy fuelled by technology and tourism sectors, Liverpool presents a fertile ground for entrepreneurs and established businesses to grow and thrive. Let’s explore the unique business opportunities within this vibrant city, highlighting key sectors, support systems, and strategies for navigating challenges. Liverpool’s Economic Overview Liverpool’s economy is…
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Lifestyle
Estate Planning: Should Each Child Get the Same?
For some people, will writing is easy. Depending on the way your family operates, it may be a simple case of dividing your estate between your children and calling it a day. Alternatively, you may simply wish to leave everything to your spouse or partner. Then again, it’s all too easy to assume that every family will operate the same way – and that, if you’re starting to feel as though it would be better…
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Lifestyle
Secrets To Unleash Your Inner Power
The world comes with lots of challenges, and the idea of having an inner power becomes more important every time you face these challenges. It’s the reservoir of strength, resilience, and potential residing within each individual, waiting to be tapped into. Yet, unlocking this inner power is often easier said than done. This post has some pointers for you. Self-awareness The journey of unleashing your inner power commences with self-awareness. It involves understanding your strengths,…
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Liverpool News
Ron’s Place: Birkenhead Flat of Artist Granted Grade II Listing
A humble flat on Silverdale Road, Birkenhead, Wirral, has a truly fascinating story. The flat known as Ron’s Place, has earned the prestigious Grade II listed status after a campaign from passionate supporters. This accolade stands as a testament to the extraordinary artistic journey of its former resident, Ron Gittins. For over three decades, Ron Gittins poured his creativity into transforming his living space into a mesmerising realm inspired by the ancient civilizations of Greece…
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Music
In Conversation – Sam Millne
In this interview, musician and journalist Sam Millne shares insights into his songwriting process, his mission to connect with listeners through diverse sounds, and his role in supporting local talent through MerseyMusic.co.uk. Liverpool Noise: Sam, for our readers who don’t know you, can you tell us a bit about yourself and how you got into music from your early beginnings to where you are now with your live backing band, the Virants? Sam Millne: As…