Things to do in Liverpool
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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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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Christmas By Nico: Bongo’s Bingo, Turkey Dinner & More Delivered
Christmas by Nico is a new and innovative way to host a Christmas party with your friends and colleagues – even from a distance. Think of it as a big delicious present containing everything you need for an engaging and enjoyable festive party, packed with virtual entertainment and of course, fabulous food and drink from the team behind Six by Nico restaurants. To ensure your corporate Christmas dinner goes without a hitch, the newly launched…
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Film Events In Liverpool
Drive-In Cinema Liverpool Showing Classic Christmas Films This December
The Drive-In Cinema Liverpool, the city’s only open air drive-in cinema, will be showing the best Christmas films this December for the ultimate movie night under the stars. They’ll be showing all your favourite festive films including Elf, Home Alone, Home Alone 2, The Holiday, The Grinch, The Polar Express, Frozen and Love Actually. Located at Trinity Rd Car Park, Bootle (L20 3AZ) tickets are available to buy per car for £20 (for up to…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Milap celebrate Diwali with a packed programme of Indian Arts this November
Milap – the UK’s leading Indian Arts and Culture company – is preparing to celebrate Diwali with a week-long programme of music and dance that can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own home. Diwali is the Indian festival of lights, usually lasting five days and celebrated during the Hindu Lunisolar month Kartika. One of the most popular festivals of India, Diwali symbolizes the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Parking Lot Social In Liverpool This Christmas – Drive In Cinema, Silent Disco and more!
You can expect plenty of festive fun with The Parking Lot Social in Liverpool this Christmas. The UK touring event will bring an experience like no other with a Christmas-themed Drive In Cinema, Cindarella Panto, a Silent Disco, a comedy night and more. Expect an evening of entertainemnet beneath the glow of their 60ft tall rainbow-coloured Christmas tree. Pantomimes, huge Christmas parties, festive movie screenings, comedy, food trucks & more. Spread across 5 days there’s…
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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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Things to do in Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Shines Bright This Autumn/Winter
The Royal Albert Dock Liverpool will become one of the city’s most scenic evening locations this Autumn and Winter, as each of its 86 iconic columns are illuminated with over 1 million twinkling lights, lighting up the whole of the inner quay. With many of the Dock’s shops, restaurants and cultural attractions open for business, including the Premier Inn for those wanting to extend their visit, the beautifully lit and covered colonnades make it the…
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Festivals
Homotopia Festival 2020 Preview
Nobody knows how to adapt and survive to strange times like the queer community and Liverpool’s Homotopia Festival is back with a bang for 2020 and a dynamic line-up of physical events and online happenings. In a year where everything has changed, the UK’s longest running LGBTQIA arts and culture festival will reach out into new places and spaces, including a drag promenade down Liverpool’s Hope Street, a ‘Queer the City’ art crawl and a…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool Halloween Events Guide
Halloween this year is looking a little bit different thanks to the global pandemic. But fear not, there’s still plenty of awesome events happening that you can get involved with and many that you won’t even have to leave the house for! Here’s our Liverpool Halloween Events Guide. ShOctober Fest – Virtual Horror Film Festival We’ve teamed up with Liverpool film and TV walking tours creators Reel Tours for a virtual Halloween film festival called…
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Festivals
Liverpool Irish Festival 2020 Preview
Irish comedian and TV presenter Patrick Kielty has been announced as the headliner for the Liverpool Irish Festival this October, as the cultural showcase goes online for 2020. The 10-day festival celebrates the connections between Liverpool and Ireland and although this year’s event will be exclusively virtual, will still feature an exciting line-up of music, film, art and spoken word. Patrick Kielty headlines the programme on 17 October with a special event called ‘Hard Histories,…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
E-Scooters For Hire in Liverpool City Centre As Part of New Trial Scheme
There’s now a faster way to explore the city with E-Scooters for hire in Liverpool City Centre. The year-long pilot scheme, a joint initiative of Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and Liverpool City Council, will see Swedish-based e-scooter company Voi offer 50 carbon-neutral scooters to the city for public hire, with hopefully more to follow as the scheme progresses. The coral-coloured e-scooters are sure to stand out and will be available to hire from Tuesday…
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Liverpool Nightlife
Liverpool Disco Festival Plan A Socially-Distanced Halloween Party
2020 has been a real challenge for the the hospitality and arts industry and Liverpool Disco Festival have already had to cancel their epic Easter event due to the pandemic. But they’re battling on to bring you a socially-distanced Halloween party at Camp and Furnace. A statement released earlier in the week said: “We have decided in the best interests of customer safety that we need to POSTPONE our event as planned for Halloween Saturday…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Tenner Festival – Amazing £10 Offers From Your Favourite Independents In Allerton and Wavertree Throughout October
Tenner Festival will offer consumers some brilliant £10 deals on food, drink, shopping and beauty salons in Allerton and Wavertree this October. It’s been a hugely difficult year for businesses and consumers with the ongoing complications of the Coronavirus, which has seen schemes like the Eat Out To Help Out deal become popular with diners and now residents of South Liverpool can get themselves some more great deals throughout October. Candice Mulligan, co-owner of Bean…
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Things to do in Liverpool
A Terrifying Halloween Woodland Trail is Happening In Merseyside
If you love being scared silly then this Halloween Woodland Trail in Formby will have you suitably entertained this Autumn. Go Outside have arranged a spine-tingling, mile-long forest excursion in complete darkness where they say ‘anything could happen’. Go Outside Halloween Woodland Trail Bookings of 3-6 people can be made with each group taking to the path together but will not interact with any other parties to ensure the event is Covid-safe. The event takes…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo Host ‘Freshers Goes Virtual’ Featuring Clean Bandit
Launching live at 8pm on Thursday 1 October, students across the UK will be able to tune in to a 3-hour, nationwide event like no other – Freshers Goes Virtual. The unique and very much crazy show will feature Bongo’s Bingo’s largest ever live-stream, incredible DJ sets from Clean Bandit and special guests, as well as heaps of prizes to be won during the show. There’s already an ever-growing roster of universities signing-up to access…
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Culture in Liverpool
BlackFest: Liverpool’s Black Arts Festival 21 – 27 September
Liverpool’s Black Arts festival, BlackFest heads both online and to city venues this September for a week long programme of diverse and thought-provoking entertainment and events. After two highly successful programmes in 2018 and 2019, BlackFest returns for its third annual festival this autumn with an exciting line up of music, theatre, film, performance, poetry, spoken word and panel discussions; many of them free to stream online. The festival opens on Monday 21st September with Locks, an online discussion about prison systems and racial profiling, featuring…
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Featured Posts
Tickle The Ivories Piano Festival Returns To Liverpool One
Tickle the Ivories Piano Festival, which Liverpool ONE has become famous for, has returned for the 10th year! It will be a scaled back, COVID-secure event but still promises to wow visitors and bring smiles to faces as music once again fills the shopping and leisure environment. Launching the event was youngster Harrison Crane. Harrison, from Ormskirk, wowed visitors when he appeared at Liverpool ONE last year with his outstanding skills performing classic 90s dance anthems.…
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Theatre in Liverpool
Liverpool Theatre Festival Announce 9 Day Open Air Event
Liverpool theatre producer Bill Elms has created the 9 day outdoor live event, Liverpool Theatre Festival, to support the city’s devastated theatre scene in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic. Liverpool Theatre Festival will take place between Friday 11 September and Saturday 19 September and is being staged in association with the team behind St Luke’s Bombed Out Church. The event will take place within the church walls, in the grounds of St Luke’sin the heart of Liverpool city centre and will…
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Featured Posts
Bongo’s Bingo Christmas 2020 Shows On Sale Now
Bongo’s Bingo Christmas 2020 shows mark the return of everyone’s favourite night out. Jonny Bongo and the Bongo’s Bingo team are back this winter and they are calling out to assemble all of the Wonder(ful) Women, X-Men and many Jokers out there across the city to help make these brand new We Can Be Heroes shows extra fabulous festive fun for everyone. And starting off the whole Christmas season is a very special NHS key…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Fabric District Outdoor Art Gallery Launches It’s First Exhibition
The Fabric District outdoor art gallery is another monumental step in revitalising the Islington area of the city. What is believed to be the UK’s first socially-distanced outdoor art gallery to open post-lockdown is launching its first exhibition in The Fabric District. Walk with Me, a new solo exhibition by international artist John Hyatt, is now on display in the area. The free exhibition, open 24 hours a day, features 10ft by 8ft street-based vinyl…
