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Lifestyle
How To Start Living More Sustainably At Home
Living sustainably at home isn’t just for tree huggers or those who fancy themselves as modern-day Thoreaus. Nope, it’s for all of us who live on this big, beautiful rock and want to keep it spinning nicely. So, how do you start turning your humble abode into an eco-friendly haven without moving into a yurt? Let’s explore some practical tips to greenify your lifestyle in 2024. Sustainable Architects: Build Smart, Not Hard Thinking of extending…
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Theatre in Liverpool
In Conversation – Sean McLoughlin
Over the years, Merseyside has produced some notable national and international writers and playwrights, which include Alan Bleasdale (Boys From The Black Stuff), Colin Welland (Chariots of Fire), Willy Russell (Education Rita) and Peter Shaffer (Equus). The latest addition to this long list is Sean McLoughlin, whose I Am Steven Gerrard is about to start a sold out limited run at Liverpool’s Hope Street Theatre from 25 – 28 January. We caught up with him…
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Liverpool News
Littlewoods Camaraderie Remembered At Museum of Liverpool Exhibition
Littlewoods is being remembered through the eyes of its legions of workers in a unique showing at the Museum of Liverpool. World-famous for its football gambling and retail business, the Liverpool company employed 30,000 at its peak, known as ‘Littlewoodies’, the majority women. The exhibition, which run for three months (from 1 February – 28 April 2024), include vintage photographs, letters, coupons, promotional materials and memorabilia and has a strong focus on the social life…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #49
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. Snow is falling all around us,And quite frankly, it’s causing such a fuss.Multiple schools have closed down,All because the weathers’ decided to clown.Some…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Girl Power! Spice Girls at 30 Exhibition At The British Music Experience: 7 February – 8 September 2024
Girl Power! Spice Girls at 30 is a temporary exhibition at the British Music Experience, charting the history of the most important girl band in British history. In March 1994 an ad was placed in The Stage asking “Are you street smart, extrovert, ambitious, and able to sing and dance?”. The rest is history. The Spice Girls debut single Wannabe topped the charts in 31 countries in 1996, they sold 80 million records and had nine UK Number…
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Festivals
Africa Oyé 2024 Festival Dates Announced
The country’s biggest celebration of African and Caribbean music and culture, Africa Oyé has announced its festival dates for this summer in Liverpool. Following record breaking attendances last year, Africa Oyé will take over Sefton Park once again for two packed days of live music, dance, workshops, DJ stages, food stalls, traders and more. The much-loved event will this year take place on 22 and 23 June 2024 with the festival running from 12:30pm to…
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Film & TV
The Top 5 High-Grossing Movies & TV Shows Filmed in Liverpool
The iconic Liverpool waterfront and historic landmarks have not only captivated tourists but also served as the backdrop for some of the high-grossing and hugely popular movies and TV shows. In this article, we’ll explore the magic of Liverpool as a cinematic setting, delving into the top five high-grossing productions that were filmed right here in the city. From epic blockbusters to binge-worthy series, discover how Liverpool’s distinctive charm and diverse landscapes have played a…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Celebrate Veganuary In Liverpool With These Restaurants
Participating in Veganuary has never been easier, with so many cafes and restaurants in Liverpool taking part with special offers and limited-time dishes. Check out our guide to Veganuary in Liverpool in below. First up, if you’re looking for the best vegan restaurants in the city then check out our Top 10 Vegan Friendly Spots in Liverpool guide. It features some amazing vegan restaurants including vegan junk food specialists, Down The Hatch, the legendary Egg…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #48
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. LFC has made us proud once again,By ensuring that our support was not in vein.Another week has come,Hopefully it doesn’t leave us feeling…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Blue Monday In Liverpool: What’s Happening Across The City
Blue Monday, the third Monday of January, is infamous for its designation as the most depressing day of the year. But this year there’s plenty to look forward to, to chase the blues away. From offers like free coffee, train travel, yoga, crazy golf and much more, read on to find out how you can make it a very happy Monday. Liverpool BID Company Turns Liverpool Yellow To Beat Blue Monday Soundbath at Liverpool Parish…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Best Things To Do When Visiting Liverpool
Liverpool’s allure as a travel destination is unmistakable, with the city experiencing a notable resurgence in tourism. In 2022, Liverpool welcomed a remarkable 31.5 million visitors, a substantial increase from the previous year, and the local economy received a significant £3.58 billion uplift. The thriving tourism sector underscores Liverpool’s status as a vibrant and dynamic city, which can offer you many activities and attractions. From exploring the rich musical heritage of The Beatles to experiencing…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Paul Curtis First Ever Exhibition To Take Place This February
Paul Curtis has just announced his first ever exhibition is due to take place at The Royal Liver Building next month. Paul who was born and raised in Liverpool is the most prolific street artist in the region. Since rising to fame following his now famous “Wings” mural on Jamaica Street, (officially entitled “For All Liverpool’s Liver Birds”), Paul has produced over 230 public works of art and is responsible for the largest piece of…
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Health and Fitness in Liverpool
Navigating the Fitness Scene in Liverpool – A Guide for Aspiring Personal Trainers
Embarking on a career as a personal trainer in Liverpool is like entering a dynamic fitness playground. The city, known for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant spirit, and friendly locals, offers a unique landscape for those eager to make a mark in the fitness industry. If you’re an aspiring personal trainer ready to dive into the bustling fitness scene of Liverpool, here’s your ultimate guide to navigating the journey. Qualifying for Success: Getting Your Personal…
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Music
Green Ways To Enjoy Liverpool’s Music Scene
Liverpool, a city that lives and breathes music, has produced some of history’s most influential and diverse musical acts, from the Beatles to the Zutons. The city’s music scene is vibrant, innovative, and constantly evolving, offering something for every taste and mood. How can one enjoy Liverpool’s music scene responsibly? The environmental impact of music events and venues, including energy consumption and waste generation, poses challenges linked to climate change and biodiversity loss. Balancing a…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #47
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. Happy New Year to you and yours,May it be full of nothing but open doors.Day two of this year and doctors are striking,All…
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Music
Jacaranda To Open New Record Store And Performance Space In Baltic Triangle
Liverpool’s iconic Jacaranda announces new record store and 400 capacity performance space in the Baltic Triangle. 65 years after opening on Slater Street, Liverpool’s iconic Jacaranda is opening another premises in the Baltic Triangle – Jacaranda Baltic. The new Jacaranda Baltic site is made up of a record shop and a 400 capacity performance area, located inside Cain’s Brewery. The record store, the latest iteration of the Jacaranda brand, will stock a curated mix of…
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Music
Rough Trade Announces Liverpool Store Opening
Leading independent music retailer Rough Trade has announced plans to increase its UK footprint with the opening of a large new store in Liverpool. The news comes after a period of growth for the independent, which has tripled its UK vinyl market share in the past five years. Scheduled to open in Q1 2024, the 6500 square foot store, which will open on Liverpool’s Hanover Street, will become Rough Trade’s largest location in the UK and…
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Liverpool News
Daffodil: Former Mersey Ferry To Be Transformed Into Liverpool Waterfront Attraction
A £2.5m project to transform the former Mersey Ferry, MV Royal Daffodil into a major destination is set for completion in 2024. Liverpool City Region entrepreneurs Philip Olivier and Joshua Boyd have spent several years working on the venture. Reborn as Daffodil, the iconic vessel will find a permanent home on Liverpool’s Waterfront with planning granted for a berth at Canning Dock, next to Royal Albert Dock. Daffodil is set to become a valuable addition to…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #46
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. What’s weirder than Christmas on a Monday?That’s right, New Year’s also being the same day.Miles of cars have been trapped in the snow,At…
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Music
In Conversation – Bright Town
We talk to loacl rising stars, Bright Town, about their music, songwriting, production and plans for the future. Liverpool Noise: When and where did you form? Bright Town: We’d all been playing music together informally for years in nearly every possible different configuration, but it was during the lockdowns that we got our heads together properly and started incorporating more structure and purpose into the practice and writing. I’ve known Jay since I was about…
