Liverpool’s grassroots football scene takes centre stage on Saturday 9 August, as The Florrie in Dingle throws open its doors for A Celebration of South End Football — a special evening dedicated to the local legends, teams, and fans who’ve shaped the amateur game across generations. This one-off event invites the community to relive the glory days, swap stories, and honour the unsung heroes of South End football. From the park pitches to unforgettable cup…
South Liverpool favourite The Watering Can is celebrating six years of sunny seasons in Greenbank Park with a playful new promotion that gives diners the chance to win big at the table. From 1–31 August, visitors enjoying the Summertime Lunch Menu between 3pm and 6pm can take part in a special Roll-a-6 offer – giving them the chance to receive a massive 60% off their bill if they roll a six when the dice comes…
Pop icon and disco queen Sophie Ellis-Bextor has announced a special run of intimate record store shows and signings across the UK to celebrate the release of her much-anticipated eighth studio album Perimenopop, out 12 September via Decca Records. Liverpool fans can catch Sophie live on Tuesday 9 September at The Dome at Grand Central, as part of her Record Store Tour. The tour follows her headline album launch show at London’s KOKO on 8…
This summer, Titanic Hotel Liverpool is offering visitors a spectacular line-up of new and returning dining experiences, perfect for enjoying during the warmer months. From Afternoon Tea to a fantastic family dining offer and a tasty new Mezze Platter, there’s something for everyone at the iconic Stanley Dock destination. Just in time for National Afternoon Tea Week, taking place 11 – 17 August, Titanic Hotel is giving its popular Afternoon Tea offering a summer twist…
Critically acclaimed one-man play I Am Steven Gerrard is set to open the Epstein Theatre’s highly anticipated autumn season, running from Thursday 11 to Saturday 13 September. Written by Huyton-born playwright Sean McLoughlin and performed by rising star Joe Cowin, the bold and heartfelt production tells the story of Shane – a young man whose dream of becoming Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard spirals into a deeper exploration of identity, masculinity and the pressures of fitting…
Blending shoegaze textures, slowcore melancholy and a healthy dose of post-punk grit, Captain Crocodile are carving out a sound that’s as immersive as it is emotionally raw. The Liverpool-based duo — Jack Norrie and Raye Osterloh — wrap their music in a haze of mellow nostalgia and shadowy visuals, crafting songs that explore themes of isolation, self-destruction and the strange beauty in monotony. Ahead of their headline slot at the Penny Lane Weekender Opening Party,…
In The Space Where You Should Be, Mike Ryan crafts a world that feels both intimately familiar and delicately untouchable — a soft echo of memories half-remembered but fully felt. Across ten tracks, Ryan invites listeners into a new world shaped by vulnerability, spacious arrangements, and an effortless sense of quiet resilience. Mike Ryan is a Wirral-based singer-songwriter who has gained recognition for his music in Liverpool. He is known for blending Indie-folk and alt-pop…
In 2023 the band Pleasure Island and friends held the inaugural Penny Lane Weekender, a three day multi venue music festival at the iconic location. Now in it’s third year, we talk to Sean from Pleasure Island, who has continued with the festival as the programmer, with the responsibility for scouting and selecting the bands that take part each year. We catch up with him to find out what goes into organising a music festival…
Creative studio Dorothy in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle are hosting an exhibition, Euro Summer, curated by Nali Simukulwa – celebrating players, fans, and creatives in women’s football – and there’s no better time for it. Just last night, England Women were crowned champions of Euro 2025, marking another historic milestone for the Lionesses and women’s sport. Since the Lionesses brought football home in 2022, Women’s football has grown exponentially both in England and around the world,…
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool is proud to announce it has received Tripadvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Award 2025, placing it among the top 10% of Things To Do worldwide. This prestigious recognition is a direct reflection of outstanding guest experiences, based on genuine, first-hand reviews and ratings submitted by visitors on Tripadvisor over the past 12 months. The Royal Albert Dock has received over 18,000 reviews with an impressive average rating of 4.5 out of 5, ranking…
Look inside Liverpool’s best kept secret and the city’s oldest member’s only club, The Athenaeum. Set inside a beautifully historic building in the heart of the city centre on Church Alley, tucked away from the hustle and bustle, The Athenaeum opened in 1797 and has been the city’s best kept secret ever since. With its 500 members receiving exclusive access to 120 members clubs around the world, The Athenaeum offers belonging within a unique community of…
On a budget? Look no further! If you’re trying to grab a bite without breaking the bank, Liverpool has plenty of spots where you can eat for under £10 and still enjoy a delicious, satisfying meal. From quick snacks to hearty, flavourful dishes from around the world, the city is packed with cheap eats in Liverpool that don’t compromise on taste. Whether it’s a light bite on the go or a cultural main course, we’ve…
The Royston Club are excited to share their second studio album – and believe they’ve progressed from their debut while also keeping the elements people originally liked. Songs For The Spine is due to be released on August 8, and will be followed by the four-piece’s biggest UK and EU tour to date at the back end of the year. Prior to taking to some big stages on the road, the Wrexham band will play…
BOXPARK Liverpool has expanded its already vibrant food offering with the arrival of two new local traders — Christakis and brand-new pizza concept Rogue Pizza Co. — bringing bold new flavours to the popular Baltic Triangle venue. The two new kitchens join existing vendors Yoki Social Table, Yum Cha, Shake?, and Simply Salt N Pepper, making BOXPARK a go-to destination for street food lovers in the city. Both new arrivals are now serving inside the…
With Everton’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium bringing Premier League football to the historic Bramley-Moore Dock, fans now have even more reason to explore one of Liverpool’s most exciting and fast-growing neighbourhoods. Whether you’re after a quick pint, a quality pre-match meal, or somewhere to unwind post-match, there’s no shortage of fantastic food and drink spots nearby. Ahead of the start of a new era for the Blues — we’ve rounded up the best local places…
Everton fans are being urged to plan their journeys in advance as the Blues prepare for a landmark moment — the first-ever sell-out fixture at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium. More than 52,000 supporters are expected to attend the final test event on Saturday 9 August, when the Toffees take on Italian giants Roma in a special double-header. Kick-off for the main fixture is at 3pm, followed by a Legends clash between the two clubs…
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool will come alive for Liverpool’s Pride celebrations on Saturday 26 July as it teams up LGBTQIA+ champions, Sonic Yootha and Invisible Wind Factory, for an afternoon packed with music, joy and community spirit – all free for visitors to enjoy. Anchor Courtyard, located on the corner of Gower Street and Salthouse Quay, will be transformed into an open-air party space, perfect for keeping celebrations going after Liverpool’s Pride march on the…
Everton Football Club has extended and expanded its partnership with global trading and investment platform eToro – reaffirming the brand’s role as the Club’s ‘Official Trading Partner’ across both the Men’s and Women’s teams. The renewed agreement comes at a landmark moment for the Club, with the Men’s team preparing for their first season at Hill Dickinson Stadium, and Everton Women set to begin an exciting new chapter at Goodison Park. As part of the…
Eugene McGuinness had accepted his career in music was over. The end of his deal with Domino records, followed by a difficult self-released album, fatherhood, and just life generally, saw his personal dreams and ambitions slowly slip out onto the horizon. A period of great change, McGuinness had embraced his new work and family life – happy to leave the ugliness of the music biz behind him – but the absence of making music, and the…
Liverpool is gearing up to celebrate the return of summer with a special trio of events across the city centre this August, bringing together street entertainment, live music, food, workshops, and family-friendly activities. Kicking off on Sunday 3 August, Celebrating Castle Street invites visitors to enjoy giant chess boards linked to the British Chess Championships inside the Town Hall, alongside lively street performances including face painting, stilt walking, and three music stages. Exchange Flags will…