Liverpool Arts and Culture magazine
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Music
Manchester Collective Bring SERENITY 2.0 To The Tung Auditorium This March
This Saturday, cutting-edge, experimental ensemble Manchester Collective will enthral audiences on The Tung Auditorium stage with an innovative, boundary-pushing performance… one minute, the sound vibrates through you, your hairs pulled on end. The next: a blissful calm descends. The Collective will perform Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 – a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion and samples. Transcending into the eclectic soundscapes of prolific musician and composer Nabihah Iqbal’s What Psyche Felt – Nabihah’s first commission…
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Things to do in Liverpool
100 Things To Do In Liverpool
This is our ultimate guide to things to do in Liverpool. Here you’ll discover activities and experiences to take part in, in Liverpool, as well as discover some of the best places to eat and drink in the city. 1. Do an Escape Room. Check out our Best Escape Rooms in Liverpool feature here. 2. Go Roller Skating at the Invisible Wind Factory’s Rollerdrome. 3. Visit the Baltic Triangle – Liverpool’s creative hub is thriving…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Milkshakes In Liverpool
The ultimate list of the best milkshakes in Liverpool with vegan shakes too. The Best Milkshakes In Liverpool Moose Coffee One of the best brunch places in town, Moose also offers some of the best shakes in town. It’s always busy and that’s always a good sign. The Midnight Delivery If you’re craving a late night milkshake fix then The Midnight Delivery have got you covered. You can create your own milkshake chooseing from a…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Ultimate Guide To Liverpool Food Halls
Updated for 2022! Here’s all you need to know about Liverpool Food Halls. Baltic Market In 2017 the team behind Independent Liverpool (discount card supporting Liverpool independent businesses) opened Liverpool’s first food hall featuring a raft of independent traders, some of which were established restaurants with pop ups and some were new businesses looking for their big break. From day one the Baltic Market has been and is consistently bustling with people and has helped…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
January Food and Drink Deals in Liverpool
Read our January Food and Drink Deals for 2023 feature here. It’s a brand-new year and whilst bank balances may be a little lower after Christmas, that doesn’t mean we have to miss out on good food and drink. Liverpool City Centre is bursting with incredible bars, restaurants, and cafes, with many boasting brilliant January discounts. From cocktail vouchers to half-price tapas, there are deals for everyone, bound to get your 2022 off to a…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
The Best Places To Find Vegan Food In Liverpool
Check out our latest Vegan Guide here – Top 10 Vegan Friendly Spots In Liverpool. It wasn’t that long ago that a vegan meal was fairly difficult to find in Liverpool. However, there seems to have been a shift in recent years with more and more people adopting a meat-free lifestyle and this is being reflected in the restaurants, cafes and kiosks that are opening. It’s an exciting time to be a plant-eater and I…
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Bars in Liverpool
Slim’s Restaurant To Open on Bold Street
Slim’s closed its doors permanently on 20 June 2022. Slim’s restaurant will open in the former Love Thy Neighbour venue. Graffiti Spirits Group, the company behind a string of Liverpool’s most popular independent restaurants and bars, has announced their latest venture Slim’s, which will open on Bold Street in a matter of weeks. The award-winning group has acquired the former Love Thy Neighbour site and will transform the venue into a new all day eatery.…
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Bars in Liverpool
Crazy Pedro’s Stir Things Up With New Cocktail Menu
One of the city’s best loved bars has announced it’s new cocktail menu with some of its craziest drinks yet. Crazy Pedro’s Cocktails are already pretty notorious but this new selection is guaranteed to blow your socks off. Want a taste? We know you do. Well get yourself down to your nearest Crazy Pedro’s and go wild. Don’t hold back – they’re yours for the taking, and all still available as part of their 2…
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Places to Eat in Liverpool
The Brunch Club Afternoon Tea Becomes ‘Afternoon Tree’
The Brunch Club Afternoon Tea with a twist…. The Brunch Club has revitalised its Duke Street home since relaunching in April, from its botanical garden-esque interior to its inventive menu it has proved to be a winning formula as every time we walk past the place it’s full of brunch goers. The formidable team behind The Brunch Club are continually working hard to make the bar and eatery stand out and one way in which…
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Bars in Liverpool
New Bar-Restaurant, Mann Island Social, To Open On Liverpool Watrefront
New bar-restaurant, Mann Island Social, will open this July on the waterfront with one of the best sun traps in the city. Serving up the best food and drink from both sides of the Atlantic early ‘til late, Mann Island Social will bring new life to the dockside food and drink scene. The 4,000 sq ft (150 cover) venue boasts a stunning setting between the Albert Dock and the Three Graces, and a sun trap…
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Bars in Liverpool
Albert’s Schenke Liverpool opens in July with a Bier Festival Weekend
Albert’s Schenke Liverpool, the brand-new Bier Halle and Cook Palace concept from Mission Mars, will open officially at the end of July with a spectacular Bier Festival Weekend, and there’s limited tickets available for this invite-only wunderbar party on Hanover Street. Taking place over two days, on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th July, the official launch of Albert’s Schenke, Liverpool will be celebrated with a Bier Festival Weekend, showcasing an authentic and lively Bier Halle…
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Liverpool Music Scene
Music Fans Will Love This Liverpool Music History Print
When we came across The Liverpool Music History Print we knew we had to share it on Liverpool Noise. Not only are we a huge advocate of the Liverpool music scene but we are also hugely proud of the city’s rich musical history. The Liverpool Music History Print exhaustively compiles more than 350 artists / groups across more than 20 genres, 7 decades, several record labels, key venues and more. It is the ideal artwork…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Maray confirms opening date for third site at Royal Albert Dock
One of Liverpool’s best-loved restaurants and cocktail bars, Maray, will be opening its third site on Monday 8 July at the iconic Royal Albert Dock Liverpool and for the first week you can enjoy 50% off food! With two sites already in the city, Maray has become hugely popular since it first opened in the city centre back in 2014, and features cocktails and small plates, with influences from the Middle East, Mediterranean and North…
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Entertainment in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo Release New Autumn Dates In Brand-New Home, Content
It’s no secret that Bongo’s Bingo have been causing a stir on the Liverpool nightlife scene over the past few years and that certainly isn’t going to change anytime soon. With plans to move into their new home in the city, Content, this August, the homegrown bingo rave phenomenon have now released the next wave of dates spread over two months. In one of their biggest Liverpool tickets releases yet, Bongo’s Bingo are putting on…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
A six-course taste sensation at Pilgrim’s new flagship Duke Street restaurant
Our detailed and honest review of Pilgrim restaurant located at the Duke Street Food and Drink Market. As a seasoned food and drink writer who dines out way more than the waistband of my jeans would really like me to, I always considered myself to be pretty open-minded with trying new things. I didn’t used to be. When I was a wee ankle-biter, I’d have my grandparents peeling grapes with their bare hands in a…
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Bars in Liverpool
New Seel Street Bar Brockbank & Mellor Now Open
Brockbank & Mellor is the latest addition to the cities bustling Seel Street. Opened last week by owner David Wood the bar & restaurant is set in the Brockbank and Mellor building, which it takes its name from. The building dates back to 1872 when it was the site of wine merchants. The Victorian facade remains. Inscribed above the windows is “Brockbank and Mellor”, late-C19th wine merchants. A step back to when most of the…
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Bars in Liverpool
The Brunch Club Launches ‘Afternoon Tree’ Offer
The Brunch Club has unveiled an all-new culinary concept with the launch of its ‘Afternoon Trees’. The quirky take on afternoon tea will see the venue pay homage to its botanical roots with dishes served in trees, all of which can be accompanied by a glass of fizz or a signature cocktail. The Duke Street restaurant was recently reinvented by Liverpool’s Kip Piper and Danny Bolger, the duo behind Ghetto Golf, alongside The Brunch Club…
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Bars in Liverpool
Honest Burgers collaboration event with Black Lodge in run-up to Bold Street opening
Honest Burgers are bringing their homemade burgers to Liverpool at the Black Lodge x Honest Burgers Street Party next month. Plus, the first 100 pints of the day are free! Taking place on Saturday July 6th, from 12 noon until 11pm, the collaboration is a prelude to Honest Burgers’ official opening on Bold Street later this summer. The event is a chance to enjoy an Honest burger (made in their own butchery) with a beer,…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Italian Gelateria Opens at Royal Albert Dock
Peaberry Coffee House and Kitchen, located at Royal Albert Dock Liverpool, has expanded to open an Italian Gelateria parlour just in time for summer. Guests can choose from twenty-two different flavours of homemade luxury ice cream, including dairy, vegan and sorbet varieties. Since opening at the Albert Dock in September 2018, the family-run restaurant has become a firm-favourite for those looking for a bite to eat on the Dock, especially for breakfasts and lunches. Due…
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Bands in Liverpool
The Kairos Money Mind Single Review
The Kairos have landed their new single Money Mind off the back of some staple Liverpool venue gigs. Their style, unapologetic scouse rock, hits hard from the get go with spats of stories of a girl who’s ‘Money Minded’. The verses are punchy and, where we perhaps might expect the chorus to take it up another level, it instead feels like it’s an anti-chorus. The inclusion of the beautiful scouse accent is reminiscent of The Beatles‘ Polythene Pam and it…
