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Things to do in Liverpool
WILDWRIGHTS: Free Nature Writing Event at Liverpool’s Sudley Walled Garden
Liverpool’s Theatre in the Rough and Growing Sudley CIC are inviting people to unleash their imaginations and connect with the great outdoors at Wildwrights – a free nature writing event at Sudley Walled Garden in Mossley Hill on Saturday, 30 March. With experienced guides on-site, this experience is tailored for writers of all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned wordsmith or a budding storyteller, you’ll have the opportunity to craft poetic treasures and…
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Comedy Clubs
Alternative Black Cabaret Showcase Is Back For 10th Instalment
Designed to provide a platform for black and brown comedy and entertainment talent, the Alternative Black Cabaret Showcase will celebrate its 10th instalment next month at Liverpool’s Royal Court on 11 April. Run in partnership with Boisterous Theatre Co. and founded by comedian and resident host Che Burnley, the showcase began at Edinburgh Festival in 2016 before finding a regular home in the Liverpool theatre five years ago. Over that time, the showcase has provided…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Lucy Temple’s ‘In The Sky With Diamonds’ Exhibition Coming To Royal Liver Building
Acclaimed London artist Lucy Temple is bringing her extraordinary hand painted, geometric water colours to the iconic Royal Liver Building in Liverpool. This is Lucy’s first solo show outside London and she feels honoured and excited to introduce her work to the city’s creative and innovative audience. “Everything starts with a circle” Lucy reminds us. Renowned psychologist Carl Jung saw Liverpool as being the centre of the metaphorical, circle of creativity, famously saying “Liverpool is the pool…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Launches An Easter Bunny Tail Trail
This Easter, Royal Albert Dock is inviting families and children to take part in the Bunny Tail Trail, whereby visitors must track down the Easter Bunny to be in with the chance of winning an incredible prize. Launching on Friday 29 March and running until Sunday 14 April, the free Easter trail will see 10 brightly coloured bunny vinyls hidden around the dock, each one containing a clue as to where the next bunny will…
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Football
Betting Analysis: Can Liverpool Win Three Trophies In 2023/24?
Liverpool’s dreams of landing a historic quadruple in Jurgen Klopp’s final campaign at the helm were dashed at Old Trafford on St. Patrick’s Day, however, the Reds still have two more shots at silverware before the end of the season in June. On a hugely dramatic visit to Manchester on 17 March, Liverpool came unstuck against rivals United when they lost 4-3 in the dying embers of extra time in the FA Cup quarter-finals, ending…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Up Next Festival Returns To Unity Theatre For 2024
Unity Theatre’s annual celebration of Merseyside artists – Up Next Festival – is back for 2024, providing a two-week long programme featuring brand-new shows from Merseyside’s most exciting artists and companies. Following an extended break in 2023, Up Next Festival 2024 has been hotly anticipated on Merseyside and is a welcome return of a real Unity Theatre calendar favourite. Up Next Festival has been made possible through Unity’s Open Call Crowdfunder 2023 Donors and as a result…
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Business
Worried Someone May Be Copying Your Company Branding? Here’s How IP Lawyers Can Help
Nowadays your brand’s identity can traverse the globe in mere seconds. As a result, the risk of someone copying your branding is no longer just a possibility—it’s a reality many businesses face on a daily basis. Your brand is more than just a logo or a tagline; it’s the embodiment of your business’ reputation, values, and the trust you’ve built with your customers. When someone copies your branding, it can dilute your brand’s value, confuse…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #58
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. Apparently there’s no election in May,And of course, we don’t really have a say.Heard the rumours about Prince William’s affair?Considering Kate and the…
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Liverpool News
The Reader Urgently Recruiting Volunteers To Read With Care Experienced Children
The Reader charity has launched a major recruitment drive for new volunteers to join its Reading Heroes project which helps children aged 2-15 to improve their confidence and spark a love of reading for pleasure. The project has been running since 2016 and pairs care experienced children and young people in Merseyside with highly trained volunteers to read together online or in-person, weekly for a period of six to nine months. The project is overseen by an experienced project…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Immersive Frankenstein Spectacle Arrives At Playhouse This April
A retelling of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, crafted by the innovative theatre company, imitating the dog, merges digital technology with compelling live theatre at the Liverpool Playhouse from Wednesday 17 to Saturday 20 April. This modern adaptation of Frankenstein, produced by imitating the dog, follows their thought-provoking and boundary-pushing productions at the Playhouse, including Heart of Darkness and Macbeth. It’s co-produced with Leeds Playhouse, with whom they have previously collaborated on the critically-acclaimed recreation of…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
TeamSport Liverpool Set To Re-open Following Major Transformation
TeamSport, the UK’s largest indoor go-karting company, will be introducing an exciting new Combat Karts track in Liverpool from 29 March. Set within their fully renovated venue, promising an array of exhilarating activities. Prepare for the ultimate adrenaline rush as traditional go-karting meets a cutting-edge gaming racing experience, transforming ordinary races into heart-pounding battles. After closing to allow for the electrification of the nation’s largest and best loved karting brand track, the Liverpool site is gearing up for a grand…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Comic Con Liverpool ONE Takeover Full Line up Revealed
Liverpool ONE is gearing up to host a full Comic Con takeover as favourite characters from films and comic books take centre stage ahead of the much-anticipated arrival of Comic Con in the city. The retail and entertainment destination will host a packed schedule of cosplay fantasy and science-fiction character appearances, parades and selfie opportunities from 29 March until 5 May, including Easter. Cosplay groups from across the region will take over Liverpool ONE, offering…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Crust Launches Liverpool’s First Italian-Inspired Breakfast Menu On Bold Street
Crust, Liverpool’s award-winning contemporary pizza restaurant based on Bold Street, has introduced Liverpool’s first Italian-inspired breakfast menu. Renowned for its classic pizza, as well as their authentic Italian flavours, Crust Caffe’s new breakfast menu is available every day from 8am-12 midday on a walk-in only basis. Crust Caffe has been created due to popular demand with many guests requesting breakfast dishes. The new menu is packed with classics including a range of Eggs Benedicts, a…
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Music
Live Review: Feeder At O2 Academy Liverpool
Tonight (17 March) the city is unusually busy for a Sunday. St Patrick’s day has brought everyone out and the bars are full! But outside the O2 Academy is a long line of people, varying in age, all waiting patiently for the doors to open. Whilst the rest of the city may be showing green, here at the O2 Academy it’s black and red as mighty Welsh rock band Feeder bring their U.K. tour to…
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Liverpool News
Merseyside Charity Asks People To Get Together And Celebrate Autism Acceptance This April
A Merseyside charity specialising in autism support is encouraging individuals, communities and schools to celebrate autism and autistic people this April. 2 April is World Autism Awareness Day, and Wirral-based Autism Together is asking people to continue learning and thinking about autism right throughout the month, also known as Autism Acceptance Month. As such, the charity is sharing free resources with schools, while encouraging people to hold their own events and fundraising challenges throughout April…
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Music
Bonk! To Celebrate Release of EP With ‘Bonk! Holiday Weekend’ Party
Electrifying four- piece ensemble Bonk! are set to release their debut EP The Act Of Doing It on 31 March and they will be celebrating in style with their launch party. Bonk! are set to make waves with the release of their debut EP, bursting with funky psychedelic jazz-rock vibes, this highly anticipated EP promises to captivate listeners with dynamic energy and innovative soundscapes. Bonk! has rapidly risen through the ranks of independent music. They’ve…
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Liverpool News
Meet The Liverpool Supersalon That’s Been In The City For Nearly 50 Years
A city centre hair salon that began life with just two second-hand hairdryers is about to celebrate its 48th year as one of the largest in the country. Rob Webb started Voodou Liverpool as a one-man band in Walton Breck Road, near to where he was born, with limited kit and money borrowed from his uncle in 1976. Now the popular Bold Street business has more than 40 staff at its four floor supersalon, which…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Review: ‘Come Together’ At Royal Court Liverpool
Come Together brings us all back home. Following the success of last year’s smash, Two of Us, Tom Connor and Mark Newnham reprise roles they were seemingly born to play as Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Two of Us was outstanding entertainment and Come Together is no less joyful in the company of first-class musicians and the greatest song book of all time. Everyone from Beatles’ aficionados to proud Scousers will lap up a show…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Liverpool Everyman Welcomes All to Celebrate its Anniversaries with Open House
To mark Liverpool Everyman Theatre’s 60th birthday and the new award-winning building turning 10, on Saturday 23 March the theatre will open its doors, inviting audiences to join free backstage tours, Q&A sessions, and family-friendly activities across the building. The day will begin with the unveiling of the Frederick Douglass plaque, a permanent installation designed by Liverpool-born artist Vicki Opomu, to commemorate and honour Douglass’s legacy. Following the unveiling, people will be able to discover parts…