Corporate events are evolving; today, having a simple presentation or a keynote speaker is no longer enough. Attendees expect immersive experiences that captivate their senses, leaving a lasting impression. This is where multi-sensory events come in, revolutionising how organisations approach gatherings, conferences, and celebrations. By engaging sight, sound, touch, taste, and even smell, these events create unforgettable moments that entertain and create deeper connections with audiences. Keep reading to learn more about this trend. The…
The Bongo’s Bingo 10th birthday celebrations are getting closer. It’s time to get ready for the biggest, wildest and most outrageous shows ever with Jonny Bongo holding court at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool on Friday 7 and Saturday 8 March. Reaching a decade of Bongo’s Bingo is the culmination of quite possibly one of the craziest stories of modern times, ten years of copious confetti, four-way dance-offs and complete bingo immersion across the world. Yet…
Traditionally renowned for being a bleak month, January can pose many challenges for employees and their mental health. But Liam Quirk, Managing Director of Liverpool’s award-winning SEO agency Quirky Digital, wants to change that. Blue Monday, (Monday 20 January 2025) has been dubbed as the most depressing day of the year, however, using his positive attitude combined with commitment to mental health for his employees, Liam, 27, has started the year by adding MindClass, a Liverpool-based mental health support…
Liverpool Shared Reading charity The Reader has announced a joyful new season for this spring 2025. Brand new events announced for Calderstones Park include a Jane Austen Day, St Patrick’s Day Ceilidh, Easter Family Tea Party and children’s World Book Day Ball. Kara Orford, Associate Director of Programme Delivery at The Reader, said: “Grab your bonnets and regency dresses as Austenmania is set to take over the UK this year. Here at The Reader we…
Outreach workers for Liverpool homeless charity The Whitechapel Centre walk five miles each day as they touch base with rough sleepers in the city. They start at 6am, rain or shine. Now the charity would like others to walk five miles in support – and raise funds to help end homelessness in our city. The dawn Waterfront Walk takes place on 1 March. Event organiser Toni-Marie Murphy-Roberts hopes that there’ll be record number of participants…
IRN-BRU and YO! are reimagining Burns Suppers, teaming up to fuse sushi with haggis to help Liverpudlians celebrate Scotland’s National Day with a 2025 twist. The menu has been developed to pique the palette of younger diners in a way that Rabbie and his crew might be marking his big 265th birthday if the group-chat was debating what the hottest restaurant is to book today. New research commissioned by IRN-BRU shows more than one quarter…
An immersive trip for the senses, a fusion of colour, cutting-edge sound & visual creation. Launching Easter Weekend 2025 in their beloved hometown, Liverpool – Camelphat will deliver a fully cinematic encounter of the mind, the body & your soul. Experience the ‘Experience’ on Sunday 20 April at Blackstone Warehouse. As dance music lifers, Camelphat have never swayed from the dancefloor and this firmly rooted passion has propelled them to global success. Their ability to…
Everton fans will this weekend have a chance to donate unwanted football boots to children across Merseyside and beyond. With Christmas bringing new boots to a legion of young fans, this ‘boot drop’ represents an ideal opportunity to drop off old boots of any size at Goodison, where they will be reconditioned and reach aspiring young footballers who can’t afford their own. Previous boot drops held at Goodison by Charityboots.org have seen them generously donated…
Autism Initiatives will celebrate the eighth Walk for Autism campaign this spring. The annual fundraising challenge will set off on 26 March and come to a fitting finish on World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April. Each year, the total raised helps to fund a variety of autism projects across the UK. Over recent years, the funds have allowed the charity to take on more specialist members of staff and develop a greater focus on health,…
To combat the Monday blues this January, Cafe Dantonio’s based in Liverpool’s Metquarter will give away a free coffee and Italian croissant to the first 50 customers between 10am-12pm on Monday 20 January. As part of the Liverpool BID’s Yellow Monday campaign, Dantonio’s will spread smiles across the city as friends, families and work colleagues will be able to head to the centre to pick up their treat. As part of the activity Metquarter…
After the festive overload of mince pies, selection boxes and one-too-many roast dinners, Delifonseca Dockside is here to remind us why food is still worth getting excited about. The Brunswick Dock venue has announced a line-up of events to shake off the post-Christmas slump and kickstart the new year with bold flavours, fresh ideas and plenty to look forward to. Things heat up straight away this Friday 17 January with their Moroccan Spice Night, featuring…
Thanks to incredible demand Papa Roach have added an extra date to their UK tour, at M&S Bank Arena Liverpool on 9 February. It will see the band bring their biggest ever production and journey deep through their vast catalogue of music including a celebration of the 25th anniversary of their iconic breakthrough album Infest. Special guests for the dates are Wage War. The band will again be partnering with the suicide prevention charity Campaign…
Mike Ryan’s latest single, Breathe Again, is an emotive gem that showcases his signature blend of indie-pop sensibilities and introspective lyricism. Following the momentum of his burgeoning career, which has seen him garner critical praise and multiple accolades, Ryan once again delivers a track that resonates on both a personal and universal level. The song’s sound is anchored by the delicate interplay of Ryan’s voice and the warm opening piano and acoustic guitar, crafting an…
Sips opens this January in Liverpool City Centre. Located on Slater Street at the junction of Bold Street in the Ropewalks part of town the site has housed some well known names over the past 20 years, particularly in its original form as Bar Red. Typically over the years it retained a reputation as a late night and after-hours venue with the bulk of trade being between 3am-6am. However now in the post covid era,…
Get your tartan kilts pressed and dancing shoes ready for a double Burns Night bash on Friday 24 January and Saturday 25 January at Liverpool’s Calderstones Park. Liverpool-based Shared Reading charity The Reader is celebrating Burns Night this month with traditional Scottish fare, whiskey tastings, poetry readings and Cèilidh with live band. The immersive two-night knees-up in memory of one of Scotland’s renowned storytellers Robert Burns begins with an atmospheric three-course Burns Night Dinner on…
Jazz Saturdays at Ma Boyle’s Alehouse and Eatery is back for 2025 with some of the hottest jazz talent lined up in the city, launching on Saturday 18 January. A scintillating spectrum of jazz sounds reverberate in Ma Boyle’s at Liverpool’s longest running jazz weekly, inspired by the magic of New Orleans and Brazilian beats to the simmering back streets of Paris. Jazz Saturdays is always free and shows are always packed out for each…
The Watering Can is delighted to introduce an online booking system for the convenience of their guests. The popular café bistro in Greenbank Park will now welcome bookings via their Facebook page and Instagram page, with the technology also being added to the website in the coming weeks. The award winning venue, a jewel in the South Liverpool crown, is now entering it’s 6th year of operation set 12 acres of beautiful parkland and has gained a reputation…
‘Tis the season to be jolly. For most of us, that means adorning our homes with twinkling fairy lights, tinsel, and baubles and indulging in festive treats – with or without a mug of hot chocolate or mulled wine. But when you’re struggling for space at home or lacking organisation, it can be difficult to get into the festive spirit. So, what can you do to ensure you’re prepared for the holidays? Decluttering your home…
Liverpool and Merseyside has a rich history of being a vibrant hub of creativity, home to artists whose work reflects the region’s rich culture and diversity. This new monthly column celebrates local talent by featuring a creative artist whose journey and craft has inspired and captivated across the region and internationally. Each article will explore the personal stories that shape their artistic style, uncovering how their background, experiences, and influences contribute to their unique vision.…
Brown Turner Ross, based in Liverpool, Southport and a recently opened new branch in Formby, are offering Blue Monday free 30 minute no obligation consultations on a whole range of legal matters. January can be the busiest time of year for legal firms, especially in the Family Law department, given the added stress the festive period can impose on already strained relationships and situations. New Years resolutions, renewed focus on well-being, and mentally setting goals for the…