Things to do in Liverpool
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
10 Things To Do In Half Term In Liverpool
Looking for things to do in half term in Liverpool? The half term schedule is packed with fun and engaging activities for families. From creative workshops to interactive museum experiences, here are ten great things to do in the city centre. Whether you’re exploring for a day or planning a week of fun, check out these things to do in Liverpool in February half term for inspiration! 1. Fiesta of Fire at the Royal Albert…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Fiesta of Fire Returns To The Royal Albert Dock
Royal Albert Dock is set to once again brighten up the dark winter nights with the return of the spectacular Fiesta of Fire, taking place across half term from 15 – 22 February. Providing an unforgettable family-friendly event, visitors can marvel at free fire shows, dazzling performances and a thrilling fire walk, all taking place on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront. The festivities will take place across 6 days during the week in front of the Dr.…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Summer 2025 Season of Outdoor Pop-up Theatre Announced By The Reader
The Reader has announced five new open-air theatre productions for summer, as well as a new family show added to the Easter line-up. Shared Reading charity The Reader has unveiled a new programme of open-air theatre for summer 2025, featuring Jane Austen, Shakespearean favourites, Gilbert and Sullivan and a fun family show. Five performances will be staged outdoors in one of the city’s hidden historic gems – the art-deco style Garden Theatre in Liverpool’s Calderstones…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Incredible ‘Beyond Van Gogh’ Returns To Liverpool And ‘Beyond Monet’ Makes It Debut In 2025
Liverpool is set to become the UK’s premier destination for immersive art experiences this summer, as Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience makes its highly anticipated return, and the stunning Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience debuts in the city for the first time. Following an extraordinary response in 2024, when Beyond Van Gogh attracted 60,000 visitors during its UK premiere, the multi-sensory experience will once again take over Exhibition Centre Liverpool. This time, it promises…
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Things to do in Liverpool
UK’s First Floating Padel Courts Planned For Liverpool Waterfront
Plans are set to be submitted this week for a groundbreaking floating padel facility at Liverpool Waters, marking the first of its kind in the UK. The ambitious project, spearheaded by Peel Waters in collaboration with a team of international experts, will introduce three floating padel courts and a Scandinavian-style clubhouse to Princes Dock. Padel, widely regarded as the world’s fastest-growing sport, blends elements of tennis and squash and is typically played in doubles. The…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Valentine’s Day In Liverpool 2025: The Best Events, Dining & Romantic Things To Do
Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, a luxurious hotel stay, or a fun night out with friends, Liverpool has plenty of options to make this Valentine’s Day extra special. From indulgent dining experiences to exclusive cocktails and spa retreats, here’s our ultimate guide to celebrating love in the city. Dining Deals Botanico Enjoy a delicious four-course dinner at Botanico with a complimentary glass of prosecco on arrival for £50 per person. The menu features indulgent…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Punch Tarmeys Hosting Liverpool’s Biggest Superbowl Party This Sunday – And The Tickets Are Free!
This Sunday Punch Tarmeys in Cains Brewery Village are hosting the ultimate Superbowl Showdown. Located right in the heart of Liverpool, Punch is the perfect spot to catch all the action live on the big screen. Secure your free ticket before they are all gone and enjoy all the fun of the Superbowl in Liverpool’s biggest and best Irish Sports Bar. Grab your posse and watch all the action as the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas…
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Arts and Culture
Celebrate Liverpool’s Culture Must-See Month, Running 17 February – 17 March
Street theatre, behind the scenes tours, live music, VIP passes and discount offers have already been unveiled as part of Must-See Month, a celebration of Liverpool’s arts and culture launching this month. Organised by Liverpool BID Company, Must See Month runs from 17 February to 17 March and is designed to encourage people to try something new in the city’s cultural sector this winter. The first wave of events include; Explore the history of Liverpool’s…
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Festivals
Outer Waves Festival: New, Immersive Music & Arts Festival Is Celebrating Liverpool’s Rich Underground
Outer Waves is a new alternative arts festival designed to fill a cultural gap in Liverpool’s existing festival landscape. Inspired by the city’s rich underground music and art history, the festival’s aim is to celebrate and strengthen Liverpool’s grassroots creative communities while inviting international artists and audiences to participate. By blending live music, visual arts, interactive performances, and educational initiatives, Outer Waves will not only provide an unforgettable festival experience but will also foster long-term…
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Music
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life: Bill Brewster & Frank Broughton Bring Iconic Dance Music Book to Liverpool
Liverpool’s dance music lovers are in for a treat as legendary authors Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton bring their acclaimed book Last Night A DJ Saved My Life to Rough Trade Liverpool for a special night of conversation and music. The event, presented by Liverpool-based design studio Dorothy in collaboration with Rough Trade, takes place on 20 June, combining a book signing, an in-depth Q&A, and a live DJ set from the duo. Since its…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Groundbreaking Dual-Heritage Author Jacqueline Roy Is In Conversation At The Reader This February
The author Jacqueline Roy will be in Liverpool discussing her ‘forgotten’ novel The Fat Lady Sings, republished as part of Booker-winner Bernardine Evaristo’s Black Britain: Writing Back series, and her latest novel, In Memory of Us. Liverpool-based The Reader is welcoming back dual-heritage author Jacqueline Roy to talk about two of her groundbreaking novels exploring issues of mental health and identity affecting black, British-born women post-Windrush. The Manchester-based writer(The Gosling Girl) will be In Conversation…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Designer On BBC’s Money For Nothing Is Leading Free Workshops For The Reader’s Upcycling Group
The Reader’s dedicated community Upcycling Group, which has been running for more than five years, is looking to expand and is offering free workshops for members. Two friendly and open weekly volunteer group sessions committed to restoring or ‘upcycling’ furniture and other items meet every Friday at The Coach House – one ofthe Liverpool charity’sspaces in Calderstones Park, in the same courtyard as the Ice Cream Parlour and The Storybarn. They take place between 10am-1pm;…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Whitechapel Centre Launch A Treasure Hunt With A Twist – Fill A Bag Event
Who doesn’t love a bargain? And now you can get a bag full – and help a great cause. Open Door, The Whitechapel Centre’s charity shops, announces the next date for its hugely popular Fill A Bag event – Monday 10 March. For just £12 you can grab a bag full of clothes – from designer, to vintage, to almost new or needing a little love. Update your wardrobe with unique and affordable finds while supporting…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Flight Club Gives Fans A Chance To Get Their Game Idea Made A Reality (And Bag a Dream Trip)
Flight Club is turning 10 and celebrating with an epic prize up for grabs for its fans – their very own game idea rolled out in all 24 Flight Club venues worldwide, including Flight Club Liverpool, and an awesome trip for the lucky winner and three friends. What better way to celebrate a decade of unexpected, ridiculous, joy than by inviting fans of the hugely popular Social Darts and cocktail bar to put their stamp on…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo Launch Their Very Own Podcast – Bongo’s Bungalow
In the year Bongo’s Bingo celebrates its big tenth birthday, Jonny Bongo and the team are exceedingly proud to reveal they are launching a podcast, too. Bongo’s Bungalow is launching on Tuesday 4 February and it’s a no holds barred, lid-lifting odyssey on the wild story of Bongo’s Bingo and what goes on behind the scenes, plus a wider take on UK pop-culture, weekly anecdotes and attempting to make sense of this crazy, shape-shifting world.…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Lunar New Year 2025 In Liverpool: A Complete Guide To Events and Celebrations
Liverpool is gearing up for a spectacular Lunar New Year celebration, with events honoring Chinese culture, tradition, and community spirit. The Year of the Snake officially begins on Wednesday, January 29, but the city’s main festivities are planned for Sunday, February 2. From captivating parades to interactive workshops, here’s your ultimate guide to welcoming the Lunar New Year in Liverpool. Lunar New Year Procession 📅 Date: 25 January⏰ Time: Starts at 12 pm📍 Route: Church…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo 10th Birthday Pre-Parties Revealed
The Bongo’s Bingo 10th birthday celebrations are getting closer. It’s time to get ready for the biggest, wildest and most outrageous shows ever with Jonny Bongo holding court at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool on Friday 7 and Saturday 8 March. Reaching a decade of Bongo’s Bingo is the culmination of quite possibly one of the craziest stories of modern times, ten years of copious confetti, four-way dance-offs and complete bingo immersion across the world. Yet…
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Things to do in Liverpool
From Jane Austen Day To A World Book Day Ball: The Reader Announces Spring 2025 Events
Liverpool Shared Reading charity The Reader has announced a joyful new season for this spring 2025. Brand new events announced for Calderstones Park include a Jane Austen Day, St Patrick’s Day Ceilidh, Easter Family Tea Party and children’s World Book Day Ball. Kara Orford, Associate Director of Programme Delivery at The Reader, said: “Grab your bonnets and regency dresses as Austenmania is set to take over the UK this year. Here at The Reader we…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Reader hosts two-night celebration in memory of Scottish national poet Robert Burns
Get your tartan kilts pressed and dancing shoes ready for a double Burns Night bash on Friday 24 January and Saturday 25 January at Liverpool’s Calderstones Park. Liverpool-based Shared Reading charity The Reader is celebrating Burns Night this month with traditional Scottish fare, whiskey tastings, poetry readings and Cèilidh with live band. The immersive two-night knees-up in memory of one of Scotland’s renowned storytellers Robert Burns begins with an atmospheric three-course Burns Night Dinner on…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Popular Day Rave, Day Fever Returns To Liverpool’s Camp & Furnace In February 2025
Forget feeling like your clubbing days are behind you. Day Fever is a revolution, a joyous celebration where people from all walks of life come together to dance, laugh, and relive the magic of those late nights out. There’s no dress code, no egos—just pure positivity. Early in 2024, a bold idea was born between friends actress Vicky McClure, filmmaker and broadcaster Jonny Owen, and Jon McClure, frontman of Reverend & The Makers: a daytime clubbing experience…
