Food and Drink in Liverpool

Aron’s Place: New Mediterranean Restaurant Opens On Allerton Road

A brand-new Mediterranean dining experience has arrived on Allerton Road with the opening of Aron’s Place. Named after owner Johnny’s son, Aron’s Place brings a fresh and inviting culinary atmosphere to the heart of South Liverpool. Aron’s Place offers an extensive menu catering to all tastes. Guests can enjoy all-day breakfasts, ranging from the classic full English to local favourites like brown on red (brown toast, avocado, cherry tomato, asparagus, peppers, poached eggs). The restaurant…

Arts and Culture

VisitLiverpool Shines the Spotlight On Liverpool City Region’s Film Locations

VisitLiverpool, in partnership with Liverpool Film Office, has launched the second phase of their screen tourism campaign, Liverpool. The Ultimate Setting, following the release of VisitBritain’s international screen tourism campaign, Starring GREAT Britain. This phase continues to celebrate and promote Liverpool City Region’s iconic film and television locations, inviting visitors to explore Liverpool through the lens of their favourite films and TV shows, highlighting the region’s vibrant film heritage and its reputation as a top…

Arts and Culture

Celebrate Liverpool’s Culture Must-See Month, Running 17 February – 17 March

Street theatre, behind the scenes tours, live music, VIP passes and discount offers have already been unveiled as part of Must-See Month, a celebration of Liverpool’s arts and culture launching this month. Organised by Liverpool BID Company, Must See Month runs from 17 February to 17 March and is designed to encourage people to try something new in the city’s cultural sector this winter.  The first wave of events include; Explore the history of Liverpool’s…

Arts and Culture

First Phase of Tate Liverpool Transformation Complete

Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram has visited Tate Liverpool today as the project to renew the galleries begins to take shape. The careful removal of the redundant components of the old gallery in the Grade 1 listed building has revealed the original brick walls of the historic warehouse, signalling the end of first phase of the project. The major reimagining of this Royal Albert Dock landmark is designed by 6a architects and will transform the UK’s most-popular…

Music

Michael Aldag’s ‘Fantasia’: A Synth-Pop Dreamscape For A New Era

Michael Aldag effortlessly spearheaded his way to top of the sonic circuit with his breezy, synth pop since launching his solo career in 2021.  With a rising social media presence and fan base, Aldag utilises his platform with innovative charisma, a position most upcoming artists begrudgingly wince at. But where his online presence is thriving, the Merseyside born artist’s music is equally as burgeoning, gaining millions of streams on Spotify.  Described as the “beginning of…

Food and Drink in Liverpool

New Restaurant-Bar Kyma Opens In Crosby

Kyma, Liverpool newest restaurant-bar, has opened one South Road in Crosby, providing a Mediterranean escape in the heart of North Liverpool. Replacing a former pub, the team behind Kyma has completely transformed the space, spending over £1.2m to create a modern neutral theme with soft hues throughout, soft lighting and rustic fixtures. Representing an ambiance that you’d typically experience on Greek Islands, Kyma is transporting guests to a space where they can relax, soak up…

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Warrington’s Lunar New Year Celebrations Return for 2025

Warrington’s Lunar New Year celebrations will return on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 February, bringing culture, colour and entertainment to the town centre. Marking the Year of the Snake, the event has quickly become a highlight of Warrington’s annual calendar and will once again offer a weekend filled with performances, workshops and activities for all ages. Building on the success of last year’s celebrations, this year’s programme will showcase a mix of traditional and modern performances,…

Music

Liverpool Olympia Celebrates 120 years Of Iconic History in 2025

The historic Liverpool Olympia, one of the city’s live music cultural cornerstones of the community proudly celebrates its 120th anniversary on Saturday 26 April. This monumental milestone marks over a century of world-class performances, cherished memories and culturally significant events. In its time, The Beatles, Paul Weller, New Order, Little Richard, and illusionist and stunt performer Harry Houdini wowed audiences.   In recent years, Teddy Swims, The Gossip, Jamie Webster, Elvis Costello and Manic Street Preachers…

Food and Drink in Liverpool

Liverpool’s Manifest Introduces New Guest Chef Series ‘Mani-Guest’

An incredibly exciting new guest chef series at Manifest, coined ‘Mani-Guest’, kicks off on 2 March and it’s starting off with bang. The entire chef series, with more dates and chef announcements dropping throughout the year will be a celebration of the most exciting and trailblazing chefs around the UK – chefs who are really setting out to do something totally original. Enter, one of Scotland’s shining stars, Head Chef and esteemed restaurateur, Tomás Gormley of…

Festivals

Outer Waves Festival: New, Immersive Music & Arts Festival Is Celebrating Liverpool’s Rich Underground

Outer Waves is a new alternative arts festival designed to fill a cultural gap in Liverpool’s existing festival landscape.  Inspired by the city’s rich underground music and art history, the festival’s aim is to celebrate and strengthen Liverpool’s grassroots creative communities while inviting international artists and audiences to participate.  By blending live music, visual arts, interactive performances, and educational initiatives, Outer Waves will not only provide an unforgettable festival experience but will also foster long-term…

Food and Drink in Liverpool

Panoramic 34 Welcomes New Owners Paolo & Donato Cillo and Sham Jagota

Renowned for their popular venues in the heart of Liverpool city centre and South Liverpool, brothers Paolo and Donato Cillo have taken over the city’s famous Panoramic 34, bringing their wealth of experience in the hospitality sector to the iconic restaurant. In collaboration with close friend and fellow hospitality business owner Sham Jagota, Paolo and Donato have taken on Panoramic 34, adding to their collection of venues that include Il Forno that has successfully operated in…

Arts and Culture

Art After Dark: Make CIC Launches a New Evening of Art, Open Studios, and Community Connections in Birkenhead

Make CIC is proud to announce the launch of Art After Dark, a brand-new evening event celebrating Birkenhead’s thriving creative scene through exhibitions, open studios, and community-driven activities. Taking place on Friday 21 March, Art After Dark invites visitors to explore the town’s artistic heart, with local creative spaces opening their doors for a night of discovery and connection. The event aims to foster collaboration between Birkenhead’s creative organisations, encourage engagement with the local arts…

Football

The Ultimate Guide To Experiencing A Matchday At Anfield Like A True Red

Liverpool FC matchdays are legendary—filled with electric anticipation, roaring chants, and unforgettable moments on the pitch. But the magic of an Anfield experience isn’t just about the 90 minutes of football. It’s about the build-up, the traditions, and the city’s unmistakable buzz when the Reds are in action. For those lucky enough to be heading to Anfield, this guide goes beyond just finding tickets—it’s about soaking in the full matchday experience like a true Red.…

Music

Last Night A DJ Saved My Life: Bill Brewster & Frank Broughton Bring Iconic Dance Music Book to Liverpool

Liverpool’s dance music lovers are in for a treat as legendary authors Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton bring their acclaimed book Last Night A DJ Saved My Life to Rough Trade Liverpool for a special night of conversation and music. The event, presented by Liverpool-based design studio Dorothy in collaboration with Rough Trade, takes place on 20 June, combining a book signing, an in-depth Q&A, and a live DJ set from the duo. Since its…

Food and Drink in Liverpool

A Brew Like No Other: LEAF’s Immersive Tea Experience Returns

Explore tea rituals and art with LEAF’s resident tea guru, Tea Tony at the Immersive Tea Experience. LEAF know a thing or two about tea – it’s very much in their DNA. From creating a punk tea-shop in Liverpool over 15 years ago as a counter-balance to more traditional affairs, to embracing tea rituals and its culture as a way of being, tea is certainly enjoying its renaissance in the city. And this is being…

Things to do in Liverpool

Groundbreaking Dual-Heritage Author Jacqueline Roy Is In Conversation At The Reader This February

The author Jacqueline Roy will be in Liverpool discussing her ‘forgotten’ novel The Fat Lady Sings, republished as part of Booker-winner Bernardine Evaristo’s Black Britain: Writing Back series, and her latest novel, In Memory of Us. Liverpool-based The Reader is welcoming back dual-heritage author Jacqueline Roy to talk about two of her groundbreaking novels exploring issues of mental health and identity affecting black, British-born women post-Windrush. The Manchester-based writer(The Gosling Girl) will be In Conversation…

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Designer On BBC’s Money For Nothing Is Leading Free Workshops For The Reader’s Upcycling Group

The Reader’s dedicated community Upcycling Group, which has been running for more than five years, is looking to expand and is offering free workshops for members. Two friendly and open weekly volunteer group sessions committed to restoring or ‘upcycling’ furniture and other items meet every Friday at The Coach House – one ofthe Liverpool charity’sspaces in Calderstones Park, in the same courtyard as the Ice Cream Parlour and The Storybarn. They take place between 10am-1pm;…

Liverpool News

Everton Way Takes Shape: First Stones Laid in Landmark Project

The first stones have been laid on Everton Way, as the biggest personalisation project at a UK stadium gets underway.  The meticulous six-month programme to install around 36,000 individually engraved granite stones in a unique paved walkway at Everton Stadium commenced this week.  And, following an extension by popular demand, supporters still have an opportunity to cement their own place in history by purchasing a stone that celebrates Evertonians’ births, marriages, anniversaries and loved ones. …

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The Whitechapel Centre Launch A Treasure Hunt With A Twist – Fill A Bag Event

Who doesn’t love a bargain? And now you can get a bag full – and help a great cause. Open Door, The Whitechapel Centre’s charity shops, announces the next date for its hugely popular Fill A Bag event – Monday 10 March. For just £12 you can grab a bag full of clothes – from designer, to vintage, to almost new or needing a little love. Update your wardrobe with unique and affordable finds while supporting…

Film & TV

First Look At ‘This City Is Ours’ Liverpool Drama, Premiering On The BBC This Spring

The BBC has released first look pictures of This City Is Ours, the brand-new crime drama from Stephen Butchard (The Good Mothers, The Last Kingdom, Five Daughters), directed by BAFTA award-winning Saul Dibb (The Salisbury Poisonings, The Sixth Commandment). Set and filmed in Liverpool, the eight-part series is made by Left Bank Pictures for BBC iPlayer and BBC One. The new pictures give a first look at the This City Is Ours ensemble, including two-time…