Bombed Out Church
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Things to do in Liverpool
Bombed Out Church Halloween Cinema: 30 – 31 October
The Bombed Out Church Halloween cinema will host two classic horror movies up on the big screen in St Luke’s open air cinema. The Bombed Out Church Halloween cinema will be showing The Shining on Friday 30 October and Psycho on Saturday 31 October. Kicking off the Halloween weekend special, will be an open air cinema screening of Stephen King’s The Shining. This 1980’s epic, gothic horror tells the tale about Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson)…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Bombed Out Church Garden Bar: Review
The Bombed Out Church Garden Bar is serving up Turncoat Gin, Liverpool Brewing Company beer and pizzas this summer. What better place to sit and enjoy a drink or two than under the watchful eye of the St. Luke’s Church? (Aka – The Bombed Out/The Place Where You Get Dropped Off in a Taxi) With Liverpool city centre being stretched out and so many wonderful places opening up in the outskirts, you’d be hard pressed…
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Bars in Liverpool
The Gin Party at The Bombed Out Church Is Back This Summer
Since the Gin Revolution kicked off a couple of years ago a gin festival is an absolute must for most peoples annual summer plans and the Gin Party at the Bombed Out Church has sold out for the last two years straight. We wonder what’s so appealing about sitting in the beautiful surroundings of St Luke’s Gardens on a summers day with some of the finest boutique gins on offer. You can expect up to…
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Liverpool Events
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Theatre At The Bombed Out Church This Summer
This summer you can watch Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Nights Dream in the magical setting of St Luke’s Bombed Out Church on 13 and 14 July courtesy of Oddsocks Productions as they celebrate their 30th anniversary with yet another high-energy, feel-good, family theatre show. Expect to see the Shakespearean favourite A Midsummer Night’s Dream as you have never seen it before. Every year Oddsocks delight audiences with their unique approach to Shakespeare’s plays and their trademark…
