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Arts and Culture
Tate Liverpool Announces ARTIST ROOMS: Ed Ruscha for 2026
Tate Liverpool has announced a major new display dedicated to influential American artist Ed Ruscha, opening next spring. ARTIST ROOMS: Ed Ruscha will be presented across Tate Liverpool + RIBA North from 12 February to 14 June 2026, showcasing a rich selection of the artist’s books, photographs, paintings, drawings, and lithographs. Focusing on the driving culture of mid-century America and the evolving architecture of Los Angeles, the display explores how Ruscha captured the look, feel,…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Flight Club Launches New Limbo-Inspired Game
Flight Club, the energetic cocktail and Social Darts bar, has announced the launch of a brand-new game inspired by the classic party favourite, Limbo. The new addition — the venue’s seventh game — will be available to play across all 29 Flight Club venues worldwide from Friday 14 November. The game was born from a creative competition earlier this year, where Flight Club invited fans to pitch ideas for its next big hit as part…
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Liverpool News
Wyld Sauna Marks First Anniversary with 300 Free Sessions for Liverpool Locals
Wyld Sauna, the UK’s first floating sauna and Liverpool’s waterfront wellness destination, is celebrating its first anniversary by giving back to the city that’s embraced it so warmly. On Saturday 22 November, the team will offer 300 complimentary sauna sessions at Princes Dock — inviting both regular visitors and newcomers to experience the rejuvenating benefits of heat and cold therapy. Since opening in November 2024, Wyld Sauna has become one of Liverpool’s most distinctive wellbeing…
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Liverpool News
Sefton Park Hotel Announces £250,000 Refurbishment of Historic Victorian Villa
One of Liverpool’s most charming hidden gems, The Sefton Park Hotel, has announced a further £250,000 refurbishment of its elegant 16-bedroom boutique hotel, housed within a stunning Victorian villa overlooking Sefton Park. The transformation, set for completion by Spring 2026, promises to fuse modern luxury with the building’s timeless heritage. The extensive upgrade includes new bathrooms, lighting, and furnishings across all rooms, with meticulous care taken to preserve the villa’s original period details. Each redesigned…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Foo Fighters Announce Two Huge Anfield Stadium Shows for 2026 Take Cover Tour
Rock icons Foo Fighters have announced their long-awaited return to the UK, with two massive shows at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium on 25 and 27 June 2026 — their only UK stadium dates next year. The shows form part of the band’s Take Cover Tour 2026, which will see Dave Grohl, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Rami Jaffee and Ilan Rubin bring their electrifying, high-octane performances to stadiums, arenas and festivals across 10 European countries.…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Wheelbarrow Brings Festive Cheer to Liverpool with Music, Afternoon Teas & Creative Workshops
The Wheelbarrow, nestled beside Greenbank Sports Academy, is transforming into a festive haven this Christmas with an exciting line-up of seasonal events. From live brass music and festive afternoon teas to hands-on creative workshops and private parties, the venue promises plenty of ways to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. Throughout December, guests can enjoy a range of Christmas menu specials, alongside bespoke festive pastries crafted by The Wheelbarrow’s talented in-house baker. Festive…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool Craft Brew Festival Returns with ‘A Hoppy Christmas Party’ at Invisible Wind Factory
The Liverpool Craft Brew Festival is set to return this winter with A Hoppy Christmas Party — a festive edition of its popular event series taking place on Saturday 22 November 2025 at Invisible Wind Factory. Following a sold-out summer run, the festival promises a full day of festive fun with bottomless craft beer, cider, wine, prosecco, soft drinks, and non-alcoholic options included in one ticket price. Organisers describe the event as “five hours of…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Indian Restaurants in Liverpool
From spicy curries to tandoori-grilled treats and street food delicacies, Liverpool’s Indian cuisine scene is thriving. Let’s take a gastronomic journey through the best Indian restaurants in Liverpool city centre. Sultan’s Palace Sultan’s Palace is a cherished spot among those who appreciate the complexity and richness of Indian cuisine. The opulent décor is matched by the incredible food. If you’re looking to savour authentic Indian cuisine in Liverpool, Sultan’s Palace is a jewel in the…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Pizza Places in Liverpool
When it comes to pizza, Liverpool doesn’t mess around. The city is packed with brilliant pizza places offering everything from gooey Neapolitan bases to Detroit-style deep dish and creative sourdough combinations. If you’re wondering where to find the best pizza places in Liverpool, we’ve rounded up the ultimate list – and trust us, it’s too good to stop at ten. Il Capitano’s Il Capitano’s is a much-loved, family-run Italian restaurant in Liverpool that prides itself…
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Liverpool News
Liverpool Cathedral Partners with 30+ Schools For Launch of Christmas Light Show
A beloved Christmas tradition for tens of thousands of families, Light Before Christmas makes its return to Liverpool Cathedral from 28 November to 6 December. Adding a new dimension this year, the entrance to the light show will feature festive artwork created by pupils from over 30 schools as part of a city-wide art project initiated by the Cathedral. The unique project will see schools from across the Liverpool City Region and Diocese take part…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Ivy Asia Liverpool Opens Unveiling Opulent Interiors, Dazzling Dishes & Stunning Drinks
The Ivy Asia Liverpool has officially opened its doors on Castle Street in the Grade-1 listed former Bank of England building. The amazing Asian-inspired restaurant unveiled its opulent interiors, spectacular dishes and stunning drinks as it welcomed its first guests to enjoy the signature Ivy Asia experience in the city for the first time. Liverpool’s most anticipated new restaurant, tables at The Ivy Asia have been highly sought after with thousands of bookings being made during…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Christmas Lights Switch On In Liverpool & Merseyside 2025
The festive season is just around the corner, and the Christmas Lights Switch On in Liverpool is one of the most anticipated events of the year. From Liverpool city centre to Southport and St Helens, towns across Merseyside are preparing to shine bright with their own festive celebrations. Here’s your full guide to where and when you can catch the Christmas Lights Switch On events across Liverpool and Merseyside this November. Liverpool City Centre The…
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Health and Fitness in Liverpool
Liverpool’s Only Women’s-Only Gym, Belly/37+ Expands with New Wavertree Site Opening This Month
Liverpool’s only women’s-only gym, Belly/37+, is expanding with a brand-new site opening in Wavertree this November, following huge demand for its empowering, community-led approach to women’s fitness. The new location, based in Wavertree Technology Park, will open on Sunday 10 November, marking the next chapter for the fast-growing business that has transformed the city’s fitness landscape since launching its first site, Belly The Studio, in Garston in April 2024. Founded on the belief that fitness…
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Music
Save The Rave Returns to Liverpool for First-Ever Christmas Special at Iconic 051 Club
Liverpool’s legendary dance night Save The Rave is making a spectacular return this December — bringing its first-ever Christmas special to the city’s iconic 051 Club. The high-energy event, set for Saturday 6 December, promises seven hours of 90s and 00s dance anthems, epic DJ sets, and live PAs from some of the era’s biggest names. Festival favourites P*rn Kings, Rachel McFarlane, and 2Funky2 headline the night alongside Liverpool legends Lee Butler, Ian Longo, Rob…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The 15 Best Places To Go On A Date In Liverpool
If there’s one thing about Liverpool, it’s that you’ll never be short of things to do. A city steeped in culture, creativity and a bustling energy, Liverpool boasts a diverse range of exciting places and activities suitable for any type of date. Whether you’re off on a first date, catching up with mates, or celebrating a special occasion with a loved one, we’ve got you covered. Looking for a romantic spot, thrill-seeking activity, or something…
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Music
Outer Waves Festival 2026: Liverpool’s Experimental Arts Festival Returns May 2026
After a groundbreaking debut in 2025, Outer Waves Festival is set to return to Liverpool for its second edition on 23–24 May 2026, bringing a weekend of boundary-pushing sound, performance, and art to Invisible Wind Factory and Make North Docks. Described as a gathering for the curious and sonically adventurous, the festival’s 2026 programme will once again unite an international lineup of artists exploring ritual, rhythm, and raw emotion through experimental sound and performance. This…
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Business
Sutton Kersh Auctions Achieve Nearly £7 Million in October Sales
UK house prices have been the subject of much speculation ahead of next month’s budget. There is always uncertainty at this time but this didn’t put buyers off at the October Sutton Kersh Auctions live streamed property sale. The Liverpool based auction house saw sales of just under £7 million worth of property. Much of the demand was around vacant residential Lots with investment potential, such as these examples. Agar Road in L11 Sold for…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Sunday Roasts in Liverpool
There’s nothing quite like a hearty Sunday roast to round off the weekend, and if you’re looking for the best Sunday roasts in Liverpool, you’re in luck. The city is packed with incredible spots serving up this beloved British tradition, from classic pubs with cosy atmospheres to stylish restaurants offering a modern twist on the roast dinner. Whether you’re craving crispy roast potatoes, perfectly cooked meats, or a rich, velvety gravy that brings it all…
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Music
Thunder and the Giants Bring Nostalgia and Heartbreak in ‘Neighbourhood Ghosts’
There’s something irresistibly bittersweet about Thunder and the Giants’ latest single, Neighbourhood Ghosts. When the chorus hits Frontman Josh Hughes sings — “I guess we’re not meant to be, you’re not good at Monopoly” — it perfectly captures the song’s balance of humour and heartbreak. It’s a playful jab at a situationship that never quite took off, masking the deeper regret of something left unfinished. As the band explain, “Neighbourhood Ghosts is about the reminiscence…


















