There’s nothing quiet about a Dean family reunion. In Meet the Deans, all five grown-up children return to their mother’s house with baggage in tow—and no intention of keeping it to themselves. Written, produced and directed by Kerry Williams, this lively Scouse family drama starts with the familiar chaos of relatives under one roof, then takes a sharper turn when a revelation lands close to home. Tempers flare, secrets come out and loyalties are tested.…
Fans of Peaky Blinders are in for a treat as a brand new Candlelight concert celebrating the hit television series is heading to Liverpool’s St George’s Hall in January 2027. The atmospheric live music experience will bring the unforgettable soundtrack of the award-winning BBC drama to life, with a local string quartet performing classical interpretations of some of the show’s most recognisable tracks. Presented by Fever in partnership with Banijay Rights, Candlelight: Peaky Blinders will…
Liverpool’s largest sauna park is set to open in Anfield this November, bringing Scandinavian-style saunas, outdoor hot tubs and cold-water plunge pools to a newly transformed wellness destination. The Urban Sauna will officially open on Saturday 14 November 2026, as part of an ambitious 24,000 sq ft wellness and commercial hub on Cherry Lane. The new outdoor retreat has been developed by regeneration company Seven Group, which has spent the past four months transforming part…
Liverpool Cathedral is preparing to welcome back its spectacular Christmas light show this festive season, with a brand new installation featuring thousands of stars created by local schoolchildren. Running from 27 November to 5 December 2026, Noël will make its world premiere at Liverpool Cathedral, transforming the iconic building into an immersive world of light, sound and storytelling. Created by internationally renowned light and sound artists Luxmuralis, the experience will see the Cathedral’s towering ceilings,…
Liverpool’s only traditional Turkish baths has unveiled a fresh new look following a major refurbishment, offering visitors a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Located on Smithdown Road, just 10 minutes from Liverpool city centre, Liverpool Turkish Bath has undergone a transformation, creating a welcoming wellness retreat that combines traditional Turkish bathing rituals with modern spa facilities. The newly refurbished venue offers a range of treatments, including authentic Hammam experiences, relaxing…
Holding Stillness: Millie Foster on Endings, Intimacy, and the Spaces Between Small moments often hold the deepest truths, and that’s where Millie Foster’s poetry finds its pulse. Working between Liverpool and Boorloo/Perth, Australia, she writes with a sensitivity to the subtle shifts that shape our lives: the fleeting expressions, the soft hesitations, the emotional afterglow of an evening we thought was ordinary. Her work thrives in the quiet, in those fragile thresholds where one chapter…
The Youth Music Awards 2026 made history this week as the prestigious ceremony took place outside London for the first time, bringing a celebration of the UK’s brightest emerging music talent to Liverpool’s iconic St George’s Hall. Held on Wednesday 28 October, the awards recognised the artists, innovators and community projects helping to shape the future of British music. The evening featured live performances, special guest appearances and recognition for those making a difference in…
Ruth Dillon and The Lifeboat community explore identity, connection and the power of telling our own stories. Who gets to tell our stories? And who decides how we are seen? These questions sit at the heart of The Space In Between, a collaborative photography exhibition coming to The Stable Gallery at St George’s Hall this November. Developed from participatory workshops led by Liverpool artist Ruth Dillon with Faye Maloney and The Lifeboat Recovery Community Hub CIC in Kirkdale, the…
Piri Fino Liverpool is celebrating its first anniversary after clocking up an impressive 70,000 orders in just 12 months, with new meal deals launched to mark the milestone. Located on Seel Street, the restaurant was brought to Liverpool by Birmingham businesswoman Sharon Kaur, who swapped a career in finance to pursue her ambition of running her own business. Originally from Oldbury, Sharon had been a loyal customer of the Birmingham-born Piri Fino brand for more…
Popular steak restaurant Flat Iron has confirmed it will open its first Liverpool location on Castle Street before Christmas 2026, bringing its signature affordable steaks to the heart of the city centre. The new 100-cover restaurant will open at 25 Castle Street, joining the growing number of restaurants and bars along one of Liverpool’s most historic streets. Known for its commitment to serving high-quality steak at affordable prices, Flat Iron has built a reputation for…
Becky Saunders, the creator behind Get Reviewed Liverpool, has launched Girls Who Gather, a new community helping women across Sefton make friends through affordable local events. The 39-year-old mum of two from Litherland has spent six years building a following of more than 30,000 people, sharing restaurants, independent businesses and experiences across Liverpool and beyond. Now, she is bringing that sense of connection beyond social media, creating welcoming spaces where women can meet others who…
Christmas shoppers in Liverpool will be able to book free travel and parking tickets this festive season, with 2,000 tickets available across the four Sundays before Christmas 2026. Organised and funded by Liverpool Business Improvement District (BID), the Get In! campaign aims to make trips into the city centre more affordable while supporting local shops, restaurants and hospitality businesses. There will be 500 free travel and parking tickets available for each participating Sunday, alongside rail,…
Experienced North West auction agent Cathy has returned to Venmore Auctions, 38 years after starting her career with the business. Having built a loyal client base during her first 20 years at Venmore, Cathy left to join a rival auction house as Auction Director. Now, after 18 years away, she is returning to the company where she first developed her passion for the industry. Reflecting on her decision, Cathy said changes following the rival business’s…
Liverpool Irish Festival is keeping the celebrations going with a free house party at Deco Lounge on Bold Street on Saturday 7 November, bringing together live music, spoken word, comedy and conversations about Irish identity. Following October’s festival theme, I Am Here, Liverpool Irish Festival is teaming up with Wake The Beast Creative Studio to present The Really Irish? House Party, an evening celebrating the diversity of Liverpool’s Irish communities and exploring what it means…
At 22, Mark Thomas wasn’t thinking about where he might be in 40 years. He was thinking about doing as much stand-up as possible, keeping his day job working on a building site with his dad and, when pressed to contemplate the distant future, apparently imagining himself “dead in a hot tub.” Four decades later, the hot tub has thankfully failed to materialise, while the comedy career has expanded into something considerably bigger, stranger and more consequential than even…
Anne Vegter has spent more than three decades refusing to keep poetry in a single box. Her work moves between the playful, the erotic, the enigmatic and the disturbing, often finding its energy in the uncomfortable spaces between them. On Thursday 19 November, the Dutch poet, writer and former Poet Laureate comes to Liverpool alongside poet and translator Astrid Alben, in an event presented in partnership with independent publisher Prototype. Part of New Dutch Writing, supported by the Dutch …
Liverpool’s autumn gig calendar gains a particularly intriguing appointment on Tuesday 3 November, when Stoke-on-Trent trio Formal Sppeedwear bring their restless art-pop to District, armed with debut album Punch Card and a musical approach that should make for an absorbing evening in the Baltic Triangle. Presented by HSP, the date offers an opportunity to catch a band whose adventurous instincts are matched by an appreciation of rhythm, melody and the considerable pleasure of making people move. Released through Melodic in…
Susan Calman returns to stand-up with ten years of life, television and unlikely adventures to unpack. Ten years can do strange things to a comedian. In Susan Calman’s case, they have taken her from the immediacy of the stand-up stage to cruise ships, Scottish roads, television studios and dance floors, while turning her into one of those increasingly familiar broadcasters whose enthusiasm for whatever happens to be in front of her seems remarkably difficult to fake. Which makes her…
Hawksmoor has launched a new Steak Flight experience across its UK restaurants, giving diners the chance to sample four premium cuts of British beef side by side. Designed for sharing, the new tasting experience showcases four distinct steaks from renowned cattle breeds and British farms, allowing guests to explore how different breeds, farming methods and diets influence the flavour and texture of beef. Each Steak Flight comes with accompanying tasting notes, encouraging diners to discover…
A powerful new exhibition exploring the role of nature and creativity in helping women heal from trauma and abuse is coming to Liverpool’s Open Eye Gallery from 6 November to 20 December 2026. Fractured Landscapes and How We Heal brings together new photographic work by artist Jaskirt Dhaliwal-Boora alongside artwork created by women from four refuges across the UK, exploring how creative expression can support recovery from trauma, particularly in the context of male violence…