Activities in Liverpool
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Things to do in Liverpool
Halloween In Liverpool 2021 Events Guide
We take a look at the scarily good events happening this Halloween in Liverpool. Katumba Halloween Carnival Every October, Liverpool drumming and movement troupe, Katumba holds events across L8 and L1 that culminate with the Katumba Halloween Carnival in Liverpool City Centre. The Katumba Halloween Carnival will feature pop up performances and big, bold, visual shows. Taking place on Sunday, 31 October, between 5pm and 9pm there’ll be drums, fire, lights, dance, theatre and more. It’s part…
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Things to do in Liverpool
River of Light Trail 22 Oct – 7 Nov Details & Route
The River of Light Trails returns to Liverpool today. The outdoor illuminated art gallery along Liverpool’s world-famous waterfront, will see 12 new installations in place in a celebration of light, art and music as we celebrate the colour and noise we have all missed. Download the River of Light Trail map here. This season’s installations combine the love of music in Liverpool with the incredible art and cultural scene in the city. Bring the family,…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Family Fun Coming to The Royal Albert Dock This Half Term
There’s plenty happening down at The Royal Albert Dock this half term. Find out what family-filled activities are happening when and where. Free Circus Skills sessions Youngsters aged 6 to 14 can pick up some fun circus skills like plate spinning, juggling, ribbon dancing, and the thrilling aerial hoop and trapeze, with free instruction from the experts in the Grand Hall next to Peaberry Coffee House & Kitchen, as part of the dock’s Feed Your…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Launches Feed Your Mind Campaign With Free Kids Circus Skills At Half Term
This Autumn, visitors to Royal Albert Dock Liverpool can embark on a journey of new experiences, learn new skills and taste new flavours with a series of events taking place from 1 October – 7 November, each designed to Feed Your Mind. Become a master of gin, learn how to salsa like a star, or even try your hand at circus skills, it’s all here on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront. The diverse collection of bars, restaurants…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Crosby Camera Club To Mix In-Person And Online Meetings For New Season
Crosby Camera Club will begin to hold in-person meetings once again from September as its new season starts this week. During the past year the club has been meeting online only, so the committee is pleased to be able to introduce in-person meetings once a month, alongside its regular online meetings. The club will hold its first in-person meeting in over a year this Thursday, September 9, at a new venue – the ground floor…
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Liverpool Nightlife
How Liverpool is well-known for its thriving nightlife
Liverpool has a diverse and thriving nightlife, from trendy bars to glamorous nightclubs, there are a huge range of options for those seeking a night out on the town. While drinking destinations are a big part of the city’s evening offering, there are many other types of entertainment venues for visitors to enjoy, just some options include casinos, arcades and mini-golf and escape rooms. Here are some of the top rated attractions for groups to…
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Activities in Liverpool
Tate Liverpool Reopens Family Space To Inspire Creative Young Visitors
This summer, Tate Liverpool reopens its family space with a programme packed full of free, creative, hands-on activities for children of all ages to look, make and play the school holidays away. At the free drop-in Creation Stations, kids are invited to take a look at the art on display in the gallery and take inspiration, whether this means creating their own collage, trying new techniques, or enjoying calming views of nature. Explore the gallery and…
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Activities in Liverpool
Make A Splash At This Liverpool Open Water Swimming Spot At Princes Dock
This Liverpool open water swimming facility has opened at Princes Dock for those who want to brave taking a cold dip this summer. The unique, 500m course is open throughout the month of August, thanks to WeSwimRun, which organises open water swimming and running events across North Wales. They also provide coaching in open water swimming. The course is clearly marked so swimmers can swim safely in laps around the dock. Additionally, there’s a short…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Gather Your Teams: Escape Hunt Liverpool Have Re-Opened Their Indoor Escape Rooms
As indoor hospitality returns to normal, as does my unhealthy addiction to attempting to conquer escape games. We recently went over to Escape Hunt’s outdoor escape experience down in Albert Docks, so couldn’t wait to head down when they opened their doors again this week. Escape Hunt are up and down the country, however, there’s nothing quite like sipping on a beer above the busy docks while you wait for your turn to escape. Kitted out in plush 60’s…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Escape Hunt Liverpool Pop Open The Bubbly To Celebrate Reopening
Want some bubbles with your bubble? Escape Hunt are uncorking the fizz and the fun this May as they are offering complimentary glasses of fizz to all adult players who attend an esacpe room experience during the first week of reopening. Expect a briefing with an expert games master, followed by an adrenaline-filled escape room experience of your choice and seal the deal with a glass of fizz as you debrief with your team. Whether…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Boom: Battle Bar Set To Open In Liverpool
Liverpool is set to welcome a new bar and entertainment venue with axe throwing, crazy golf, shuffleboard, Skee-Ball and more. Boom: Battle Bar is due to open its doors on 21 May, inside St Johns Shopping Centre. The bar, which has venues across the UK including Norwich and Cardiff, is expanding with more locations due to open in London and Glasgow, as well as the new Liverpool site. Boom: Battle Bar host a numerous gaming…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Point Blank Simulation Shooting Range Is Opening In Liverpool This Month
Point Blank, a simulation shooting range is opening in Liverpool on 20 May. Following the success of their locations in Manchester and Newcastle, Point Blank is bringing its simulation shooting game to Liverpool. Visitors can take part in this experience which requires both speed and accuracy. It’s the latest gaming centre to open in the city, but the first simulation shooting range that we’ve seen. Point Blank will also be jumping on board with the…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Escape Hunt Liverpool: Outdoor Escape Games Set To Heat Up This Summer
Escape Hunt Liverpool launch outdoor games with the Royal Albert Dock as their backdrop. As everyone in Liverpool flocked to the newly opened bars and pubs under the beautiful April sun, Liverpool Noise instead went undercover with an aim to infiltrate a worldwide organisation, hell bent on taking over the world’s water systems to control the population! The things we do for you, hey! Tucked next to MADRÉ in The Royal Albert Dock, Escape Hunt…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Invisible Wind Factory reveals the Rollerdrome
From May 2021, Liverpool’s Invisible Wind Factory are debuting their brand-new concept – the Rollerdrome. The iconic venue is being transformed into an immersive production and a unique roller-skating experience which debuts on Saturday May 22, with skaters of all abilities welcome, from beginners to advanced across a range of classes. Tickets and info are available from www.iwf-rollerdrome.com. The first season’s theme is an interplanetary disco with mirrored geometry, laser grids and a giant floating…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool’s LightNight presses ‘Play’ for 2021
Open Culture launches Crowdfunder to support arts festival return. Liverpool’s LightNight, a one-night arts festival will return on Friday 21 May 2021 with the theme of ‘Play’. The popular annual culture crawl is being planned as a hybrid festival with a free trail of physical and online events, as the city continues on its timeline of relaxing restrictions. Organisers, Open Culture, have launched a #LoveLightNight Crowdfunder to help support the cultural programme, allowing the team…
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Activities in Liverpool
Let’s Create Drawing Club: Local artist running FREE creative workshops for 11-13 year olds
Let’s Create Drawing Club Local artist Laura-Kate is running a series of free creative workshops for 11-13 year olds living in and around the L8 area of Liverpool. The digital workshop course consists of 3 x 1.5 hour drawing based activities that will be hosted live via Zoom. The course will run twice. Art packs will be provided containing a selection of art materials, paper and a sketch book and delivered ahead of the workshop…
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Activities in Liverpool
Beat Lockdown Boredom with the University of Liverpool’s Educational Events
If you’re looking for something a bit different to do to beat the lockdown boredom and expand your mind, the University of Liverpool’s continuing education events are a good place to start. Many of their continuing education and events are now fully booked but there’s still availability on some courses, detailed below. University of Liverpool Continuing Education Courses and Events Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy This course will cover speculative and fantastic fiction of all…
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Activities in Liverpool
Christmas Countdown with Milap’s virtual advent calendar of music and dance
Fresh from the success of an incredible programme of events to celebrate Diwali last month, Milap – the UK’s leading Indian Arts and Culture Company – see no sense in slowing down, with their 12 DAYS OF MILAP programme launching in under 2 weeks. 12 DAYS OF MILAP is a series of daily surprises – fresh content and exciting performances, showcasing the best of Indian music and dance. Each day a new door will be…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock launches magical Christmas Light Walk
Visitors to the Royal Albert Dock this winter can now embark on their very own magical Christmas Light Walk. With evening strolls a popular pastime for many during current COVID restrictions, the dock’s stunning light installations take place across the whole estate with nearly 3 million lights, adding an extra element of enjoyment which both adults and children can enjoy. Before embarking on the enchanting trail, visitors can grab their favourite hot drink and head…
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Activities in Liverpool
The Lantern Company Launch DIY Micro Festival Kit
The Lantern Company have launched a brand new ‘DIY Micro Festival Kit’, encouraging people everywhere to claim a little bit of their lost summer back, whilst safely connecting with their neighbours. The Street by Street Creative activities have been specially designed by a collection of North West artists to help get neighbours connected by kick starting festivities across the country’s streets. Residents can enjoy the activities in any way they want – at home anytime, or as a way of connecting with…
