A Merseyside charity dedicated to autism support is calling on individuals, communities, and schools to join in celebrating autism and autistic people this April. April 2nd marked World Autism Awareness Day, and Bromborough-based Autism Together is encouraging everyone to continue learning about and reflecting on autism throughout the entire of April, as part of Autism Acceptance Month. To support this initiative, the charity is offering free downloadable resources from its website and encouraging people to…
Zeus Taverna opens its doors this Thursday 3 April on the bustling foodie street that is Castle Street, in the heart of Liverpool City Centre. A Greek restaurant bringing a taste of the sun-kissed Mediterranean to the region. First reported back in Decemeber, Zeus Taverna promises a world inspired by the popular holiday island of Santorini. The restaurant boasts textured whitewashed walls framed by turquoise blues creating the feel of a traditional Greek taverna, along with…
Get ready to bask in the brilliance of Helios, the awe-inspiring illuminated sculpture of the Sun, on display at Liverpool Cathedral from 4 April – 9 May 2025. For the first time ever, the UK’s largest cathedral will host this dazzling masterpiece by world-renowned British artist Luke Jerram. Following the success of Museum of the Moon and Gaia, Helios promises to be another unforgettable experience. Special Programme of Events To complement Helios, Liverpool Cathedral has…
Independents Biennial 2025 will return to Liverpool City Region with 22 new artistic commissions, 64 artists and new work appearing across Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, Wirral and St Helens. The artist-led festival, which runs concurrently to Liverpool Biennial, is created to showcase the vibrant art and art scene of the city-region. The Independents Biennial has been showcasing the work of grassroots artists since 1999 and has been known by various names including Tracey, Biennial Fringe and Liverpool…
The Art School, Paul Askew and Bill Addy welcome the next chapter in the city regions’ relationship with Bordeaux. The Commanderie de Bordeaux à Liverpool received its Charter from Le Grand Conseil de Vins de Bordeaux on Thursday March 20th 2025 and the city will now learn about sampling and spreading the word about the wines of Bordeaux from the storied region in France. Dinners, wine tasting and visits to Bordeaux will take place each year to celebrate the region’s…
The team behind Vetch, located on Hope Street in the heart of Liverpool, led by chef-owner Dan McGeorge, have just discovered that the restaurant has retained its listing in the illustrious Michelin Guide for the second year running, one of only 6 restaurants listed in the city. Across the UK, there are currently only 1147 restaurants listed in the Guide; 825 boast a listing, among them is Liverpool’s Vetch, 150 restaurants hold a Bib Gourmand,…
Liverpool is set to welcome an exciting new venue this spring as Black Cat Club prepares to open its doors at Exchange Flags on May 9, 2025. Combining premium cocktails, social gaming, and live sports entertainment, Black Cat Club aims to offer a sophisticated setting for both daytime gatherings and late-night socials. Guests can challenge friends to shuffleboard, test their aim with interactive darts, or relax in the spacious outdoor courtyard—a sunlit spot perfect for…
Angry Girl, Honest Songs: Esme’s Emotional Core… Esme Bridie, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist living in Liverpool, presents a captivating dichotomy. Beneath her seemingly sweet exterior lies a self-proclaimed ‘angry girl,’ a raw honesty that permeates her music. With intricate guitar lines and deeply emotive vocals, Esme crafts songs that resonate with an intimate intensity. Her live performances further amplify this, drawing audiences into her personal world before unleashing the power of her driving band arrangements.…
During World War II, a group of women defied expectations, taking to the skies to ferry vital aircraft. Their extraordinary true stories, marked by courage, loss, and unwavering hope, form the heart of Spitfire Girls. This new play, a co-production by Tilted Wig and MAST Mayflower Productions, is currently touring the UK, landing at Shakespeare North Playhouse from April 23rd-26th, 2025. Liverpool Noise‘s Steve Kinrade sat down with actress and playwright Katherine Senior to delve…
The Tusks have released their debut track, Will Your Thoughts Ever Come Home?, and it’s a captivating addition to the local indie rock scene. The song showcases the band’s signature sound, blending distorted guitar riffs with a driving rhythm section that features punchy drums and a solid bass line. The catchy, repetitive lead guitar melody is infectious, drawing listeners in and making it impossible not to tap your feet along. In my opinion, Will Your…
The word I’d use to sum up the second test event at Bramley Moore is anticipation. The palpable anticipation of 25,000 Evertonian’s, the anticipation and pride on the faces of those involved in the making, and the anticipation of what to expect, come August, from the council. With the history, memories, and atmosphere that comes with Goodison, the new Everton Stadium at Bramley Moore has a lot to live up to. The authenticity of L4…
Performance and Precision: A Masterclass in Immersive Theatrical Storytelling The anticipatory atmosphere at Unity Theatre, Liverpool was palpable, heightened by an unusual pre-show ritual. Upon entering, each audience member was handed a slip of paper, a stark invitation to confront mortality by documenting their imagined final moments before a world-ending catastrophe. This seemingly simple act proved to be a masterstroke, a subtle yet profound prelude that would resonate throughout the evening’s theatrical experience, embedding the…
Global pop rock band HAIM have been added to Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 line-up, performing in Sefton Park, Liverpool on Sunday 25 May. The Grammy-nominated trio, renowned for their electrifying live performances and critically acclaimed music, join an already stellar line-up featuring some of the biggest names in music including, Sam Fender, Tate McRae, Mumford & Sons, JADE, Tom Grennan, Confidence Man, Lola Young, AJ Tracey plus many more. They will take to the stage from Friday 23 May – Sunday 25 May…
British jazz sensation Lois Levin is making waves in the music industry once again with her latest single, Excuse. Known for her soothing melodies and irresistible charm, Levin is proving herself as an artist to watch. Following the success of previous hits like Sugar, Burden, Call Me Names, and Pheromones—which have collectively racked up over 175,000 streams – ‘Excuse’ promises to be another standout addition to her growing catalogue. The track explores themes of unresolved…
This weekend is the last chance to experience Dan Acher’s world-renowned art installation, Borealis, at Royal Albert Dock and the organisers have announced some important information for visitors to have the best experience. The captivating display, which gives the illusion of the Aurora Borealis, is located on the dock’s Hartley Quay next to The Pump House, and has been available to see each evening from 7-10pm. With the last day being the 30th March, both…
The Ivy Liverpool Brasserie has revealed that it is this year’s sponsor of The Liverpool Hurdle at the Randox Grand National 2025 which will see the race renamed The Ivy Liverpool Hurdle. Marking its first Randox Grand National Festival, The Ivy Liverpool will celebrate its involvement in the iconic three day event with a special offering for guests arranging pre-race Champagne breakfasts or post-race dinners. Ensuring guests off to the races start their day in…
Red Run, the award-winning, dynamic athleisure brand that was born in Liverpool, has announced major expansion with a huge JD partnership that will see the brand available in stores across the UK and online globally. Created by co-founders Megan Kimmance (also Creative Director), Abby Adderley and Joana Barbosa in 2020, Red Run Activewear has grown exponentially, with a flagship Liverpool ONE store as well as being stocked in Flannels across the UK and online globally.…
For the fourth consecutive year, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool is saying ‘Thanks a Bunch’ to mums by gifting 2,025 daffodils on Mother’s Day (Sunday 30 March), along with a variety of treats that can be redeemed on the dock. Available to pick up in two separate locations from 10am – in front of the Martin Luther King Jr Building and in Britannia Courtyard by The Beatles Story – bunches of yellow blooms will be gifted…
The LEGO Group is igniting imaginations and fostering valuable social skills with the launch of its 2025 series in-store and online workshops designed for young creators aged 6-12. This year’s series promises hands-on building and creative exploration, guided by a roster of pioneering artists and innovators. Kicking off the series is a workshop centered around the theme of Friendship, with a free online workshop led by world-renowned singer, Nadine Coyle and further workshops hosted by…
Liverpool Football Club has one of the most passionate and loyal fan bases in the world. The club’s history, success, and deep connection with the city have helped create a unique identity for its supporters. But what do Liverpool fans actually call themselves? The answer is simple: Reds and Kopites. The Reds Liverpool fans are commonly referred to as Reds, which comes from the club’s famous all-red kit. This nickname is straightforward and widely used,…