Angela Cheveau – Where brick becomes wing and mourning becomes melody, “Liverpool Angels” finds the city’s soul in its women… Every so often, a poem arrives that feels unmistakably shaped by the city it comes from —its accent, its attitude, its stubborn refusal to look away. Liverpool Angels, a work from Liverpool poet Angela Cheveau, is exactly that kind of piece: tender, tough, and deeply rooted in the lived experience of working-class women whose strength often goes unspoken. Cheveau…
Kittel – Doktor Faustus of The Third Reich : Guilt, Regret and the Theatre of Moral Collapse… Gerhard Kittel is not an easy man to spend an evening with. He isn’t meant to be. Kittel: Dr Faustus of the Third Reich, playing a tightly focused two-night run, is the kind of theatre that leans into unease rather than smoothing it over. It asks its audience to stay in the room with contradiction, to resist the temptation of moral shortcuts,…
Everton in the Community (EitC) has announced that registration is now open for supporters to take part in the 10th edition of its annual Sleepout at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Taking place on Friday 2 October, this year’s ‘Stadium Sleepout’ promises to be a landmark occasion, commemorating a decade of Blues coming together to raise vital funds and awareness for the charity’s ‘Home Is Where The Heart Is’ (HIWTHI) programme. Supporters will have the chance to…
Liverpool is set to welcome the UK’s largest annual celebration of Japanese cinema this March, as the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2026 (JFTFP26) arrives at Picturehouse at FACT. Running from 1–31 March 2026, the festival brings an ambitious programme of films spanning classics, contemporary hits and UK premieres — including the UK premiere of a brand-new film by legendary director Takashi Miike. Exploring identity through Japanese cinema This year’s programme is curated around the…
This Blue Monday (19 January), often labelled as one of the gloomiest days of the year, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool is banishing the blues by inviting visitors to come to the dock and search for £1,000-worth of vouchers, redeemable across a selection of popular dockside venues. With 10 x £100 vouchers available, the giveaway offers visitors the chance to treat themselves, whether that’s enjoying a meal, experiencing an immersive attraction or indulging in a spot…
This February, DeLuca’s opens in Liverpool, bringing a bold, celebration-first nightlife concept to the heart of Concert Square. Inspired by the scale, confidence and spectacle of Las Vegas after dark, DeLuca’s is designed as a full-spectrum, day-to-night destination — where sport, play, music and late-night energy collide under one roof. Central to the DeLuca’s experience are drinks designed to be noticed. Bold flavours, oversized serves and theatrical presentation set the tone from the first pour.…
Whether you’re looking for a traditional English tea experience or something with a modern twist, Liverpool offers an array of fantastic options. In this article, we’ll explore the best afternoon tea in Liverpool, highlighting venues that offer exquisite teas, delectable treats, and unique atmospheres. From elegant hotels to cozy cafes, discover where you can savor the finest afternoon tea that Liverpool has to offer. Panoramic 34 If you’re seeking an afternoon tea with a spectacular…
Dishoom is officially coming to Liverpool. The much-loved restaurant group has announced that Permit Room Liverpool will open its doors in early March, marking Dishoom’s first venture in the city. Set within Exchange Court at No.1 Dale Street — the former Royal Bank of Scotland building — the all-day bar-café brings the infectious energy of Bombay’s iconic permit rooms to the heart of Liverpool, blending cocktails, comfort food, music and local collaboration under one roof.…
Dear Somebody, Book worm or not, we can all agree that reading is fundamental. Recently, a year-long scheme has been announced by the Department of Education to help increase the number of people reading across the nation. The National Year of Reading is a campaign set up in collaboration with the National Literacy Trust to address the significant decline in reading abilities and enjoyment across all age groups in the UK. The initiative came after…
The first two international acts have been revealed for this June’s Africa Oyé Festival in Liverpool’s Sefton Park. Retuning as a ticketed event for the first time in 2026, Africa Oyé is the UK’s biggest celebration of African and Caribbean music and culture. Making his Liverpool debut at this year’s festival is multiple award-winning Nigerian musician, Patoranking. A visionary in the African music industry and a cultural ambassador for Afrobeats, Patoranking blends the genre with reggae and…
FACT Liverpool has announced its full 2026 exhibitions programme, featuring newly commissioned artworks, locally embedded participatory projects, and major installations by emerging and established artists. Using playable game worlds and AI technologies, the exhibitions explore quests for greater meaning through the creation of new mythologies rooted in ancestral knowledge, more-than-human perspectives, and acts of congregation and resistance. Alongside the re-staging of existing works, FACT is delighted to present new commissions by Vytas Jankauskas, Sahjan Kooner,…
Rewriting the Rules: How Rowena Gander Turns the Pole into Power, Memory, and Queer Visibility Gander is quietly rewriting what it means to be a queer performer in Liverpool. And she’s doing it from a pole. Not the kind you see in glossy magazines or nightclub corners, but a pole that doubles as memory, as protest, as stage partner, and as research object. Liverpool’s arts scene has always had its heavyweights, but few artists here…
Liverpool’s burgeoning hip hop scene will be showcased at one of the city’s most iconic venues in the new year. Africa Oyé and LIMF Academy have joined forces for TRiBE, a collaborative event at the Philharmonic Music Room exploring the eclecticism and depth of the hip hop genre. A wealth of talent from Liverpool and wider city region will take the stage on Saturday 7 February 2026, including rapper KOJ. KOJ by Anthony Wilde With…
While most musicians today are measured by streams, shares, and online hype, Bette Schindler is taking a bold step back: letting the music speak for itself. In 1982, Bruce Springsteen famously released Nebraska – an album that defied convention. Refusing to promote the record through interviews, live performances, or traditional publicity, Springsteen wanted listeners to experience the music on its own terms, without external interpretation or influence. The experiment worked: Nebraska reached number three in…
The Good Times and HSP Presents have announced So Long, Good Friday, a new multi-venue all-dayer in Liverpool showcasing the best new music at an affordable price. In spring 2026, a brand new all-dayer brings some of the most exciting upcoming bands to Liverpool for a multi-venue all-dayer. Taking place on 3 April, the first edition of So Long, Good Friday already boasts an impressive lineup, including a headline set from rising rock ‘n’ roll cowboys Fat Dog.…
Lighting designer, electronic composer and multimedia artist Paul Alty creates immersive worlds where light and sound take centre stage. At the end of January (30, 31 Jan & 1 Feb), he returns with a bold new installation, MONUISM, transforming Old Christ Church into a monumental, ever-shifting landscape of light. We caught up with Paul to find out all about MONUISM. Paul, tell us a bit about yourself. Can you tell us more about your first…
Access to healthcare is one of the most important factors in shaping public trust in the medical system. For many patients, a reliable relationship with a general practitioner (GP) serves as the cornerstone of their confidence in healthcare services. The ability to book appointments easily, receive timely advice, and feel listened to has a direct impact on how individuals perceive the quality and reliability of the NHS and private healthcare providers alike. The Role of…
Hope Street Restaurants and Bars Guide: The Best Places To Eat And Drink Around Hope Street, The Georgian Quarter and Hardman Street. Hope Street is one of the city’s most vibrant areas. At one end of the street you’ll find the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, the biggest cathedral in the UK and at the other end you’ll see the architectural delight of Paddy’s Wigwam, otherwise known as the Metropolitan Cathedral. In between these two amazing buildings…
Liverpool’s dining scene boasts a Mediterranean flair with its selection of Greek eateries that promise to transport your taste buds to the Aegean shores. From cosy tavernas serving up hearty traditional dishes to modern establishments offering a chic twist on Hellenic classics, there’s a Greek restaurant to suit every palate. So, whether you’re craving a meze feast or a sumptuous gyro, get ready to say “Opa!” to the flavours of Greece, right here in the…
From the grandeur of waterfront accommodations to the chic urban retreats, here’s our guide to what we believe are the best hotels in Liverpool for a restful stay after experiencing all this energetic city has to offer. Titanic Hotel Located in the historic Stanley Dock, the 4 star Titanic Hotel is steeped in Liverpool’s industrial heritage which is reflected in the hotel’s interior and exterior. Guests can enjoy food and cocktails at Stanley’s Bar and…