Things to do in Liverpool
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Things to do in Liverpool
Be A Day Tripper And Visit Two Iconic Liverpool Attractions
Mersey Ferries and The Beatles Story have announced the relaunch of the joint River Cruise & The Beatles Story ticket. The combination ticket includes a 50-minute River Explorer Cruise with Mersey Ferries and a visit to The Beatles Story, so tourists, visitors and local residents can act like Day Trippers and enjoy two iconic Liverpool experiences this summer. Get your ticket to ride and set sail on a 50-minute River Explorer Cruise from Liverpool Gerry…
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Gaming Arcades In Liverpool
Global esports Events Come To Liverpool’s leveltap
Liverpool’s new gaming venue, leveltap is to stream some of the biggest esports events in the world from this July. Over the next three months, from the city’s only dedicated gaming hotspot, fans will be able to watch global esports superstars compete for staggering sums of money on leveltap’s multiple screens. The action starts this week over three days from 13 July with the Apex Legends ALGS Championship 2023 featuring the 40 best Apex Legends…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Invisible Wind Factory Announces Summer Events Listings
Formerly a wind turbine factory on Regent Road in the Ten Streets area of Liverpool, Invisible Wind Factory is truly multi-purpose in its programming and ethos. As one of the region’s most innovative spaces, Invisible Wind Factory continues to chart its own cosmic course with a vibrantly diverse range of events this summer, from live gigs curated by Amorphic Music, club nights and new festivals to markets, watch parties and plenty of roller skating. In…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Gravity MAX Entertainment Centre To Open At Liverpool ONE On 9 August
The ultimate entertainment destination we’ve all been waiting for has finally announced its official opening date – Gravity MAX at Liverpool ONE will be opening its doors for the very first time at midday on Wednesday 9 August. This adrenaline-pumping venue brings a dynamic and exhilarating mix of competitive socialising, immersive entertainment, live music, live sport screenings, and properly delicious food & drink, not to mention a stunning rooftop bar; the largest in Liverpool. Plus,…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Art Quarter Market Returns To Metquarter This Summer
After the huge success of its first Christmas Market, The Art Quarter Liverpool Market is back for summer 2023 at Metquarter, supporting small businesses and local makers. Over forty talented artists, designers and makers will pack out the upper level of Metquarter offering incredible locally made gifts and products including jewellery, ceramics, glassware, illustration, candles and much more. Taking place on Saturday 29 July from 11am-5pm, The Art Quarter Summer Market will host stalls from original makers, artisans, and…
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Things to do in Liverpool
The Magic Sheep Procession Is A Fun Filled Family Day Coming To Birkenhead Park This Month
Liverpool pop band Stealing Sheep will headline a free event in celebration of the North Birkenhead community on Saturday 15 July. Dubbed as a ‘North Birkenhead Celebration’ and featuring Liverpool-based electric pop trio, Stealing Sheep, the event will include creative workshops and folk dancing, the Glam-A-Ram-Bam Marching Band, a procession of performances from local artists and residents, DJs, and plenty of food on offer. North Birkenhead based community programme, Cradle to Career is celebrating its…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool ONE Unveils Fun-Filled Summer Plans
The return of the much-loved Tickle the Ivories, non-stop family entertainment and the chance to win a luxury holiday to the Maldives are in store for visitors to Liverpool ONE as its summer schedule is announced. As the summer holidays fast approach, the retail and leisure destination has unveiled its line-up for the next two months, promising a string of must-do activities and events to keep the whole family entertained. For the first time, Liverpool…
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Music
Musician & Audiovisual Artist Rea Fortis Presents ‘Where Are Your Gods Now’ At FACT This Summer
The multi-talented artist Rea Fortis will present her visual EP launch at FACT this August. Where Are Your Gods Now is an audiovisual experience that combines Rea Fortis’ love of music videos and visual albums (think Beyonce’s Lemonade or Janelle Monae’s Dirty Computer). This visual EP launch pays homage to Western films, while starting a conversation about the place of religion in a post-apocalyptic world. In her directorial premiere, Where Are Your Gods Now doubles as the debut EP from Fortis…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Must Do Experiences When Visiting Liverpool
Liverpool has numerous qualities that make it an incredible city to visit. Firstly, its rich musical heritage and status as the birthplace of the Beatles have given it a legendary reputation in the world of music. The vibrant live music scene, iconic venues like the Cavern Club and the annual International Beatleweek attract music enthusiasts from all over. Additionally, Liverpool’s stunning waterfront, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases beautiful architecture and offers breathtaking views.…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Titanic Hotel Liverpool Celebrates A Summer of Sport With Colonnade Transformation
Luxury destination Titanic Hotel Liverpool is celebrating two of the most prestigious sporting events taking place this July as its waterfront terrace is transformed for Wimbledon and The Open Golf Championship. From 3-16 July, Titanic Hotel is inviting guests to immerse themselves in the renowned tennis tournament. The idyllic colonnades have received a Wimbledon-inspired makeover, complete with lush grass turf, colourful flowers and a swing ball set, where guests can unwind in style. Wimbledon would not…
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Liverpool Nightlife
Scouse Ma To Host ‘Scouse Prinny Rammers’ At Camp And Furnace
If you are just back from Glasto, or were fuming because you didn’t get a ticket, social media icon Scouse Ma is set to host one of Liverpool’s biggest festival themed nights at Camp and Furnace on Saturday 15 July. ‘Scouse Prinny Rammers’ in association with ‘Hit the Accelerator’ have put together the loudest, proudest and Scousest night out. Worthy of the biggest curly blows, an extra blast of spray tan, and longer than normal acrylics, Scouse Prinny…
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Things to do in Liverpool
LEAF West Kirby Presents Their Summer Festival: Monday 17 – Sunday 23 July
Over in West Kirby, LEAF is getting ready to tea-off for a unique week of family fun as the Open takes over the region in July. It’s time to par-tea like never before as the world’s biggest golfing event descends on the peninsular. And in honour of this huge week – and also to offer an escape from the golf action – LEAF West Kirby have announced their Summer Festival which is taking place during…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Newsham Scream Park Set To Terrify Visitors This Halloween Season
The historic and supposedly haunted Newsham Park Hospital in Liverpool will become Newsham Scream Park this Halloween. Three terrifying scare attractions will wind through the building’s creepy corridors and decaying dormitories, filled with horrifying thrills at every turn – Insanitorium, The Orphanage and HELLuminati. Long ago, Newsham Park Hospital, a Victorian Grade II listed building, was the site of a Seamen’s orphanage, hospital, asylum and nursing home and now, by night, the walls echo with…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Arts Bar Hope Street To Host Unique, Interactive Exhibition, ‘Invert’
Arts Bar Hope Street has held a number of special visual arts events this year. However, their latest exhibition, Invert, is like nothing else they’ve shown or even seen before and they’re sure its, “hidden surprises” are going to leave a lasting impression on anyone who visits. North West based artist, Krystan-Grace started painting at twenty two, initially as a way to connect to her late father who was also an artist.…
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Things to do in Liverpool
WWE Legend Gangrel To Come To Liverpool For Wrestling Match
Pro wrestling legend and popular WWE star Gangrel will be making a special appearance in Liverpool for Merseyside-based wrestling company TNT Extreme Wrestling on the 14 July. Gangrel, who appeared prominently on WWF (now WWE) programming with stars such as Edge, was known for his vampiric character and his elaborate gothic-inspired entrances where he emerged from fire and spat blood. In his and the WWF’s heyday, his antics were witnessed by millions around the world.…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Liverpool Arab Arts Festival To Celebrate 25 Years At Festival This July
The UK’s longest running annual festival celebrating Arab art and culture, has announced the first performances of its 2023 festival programme. Liverpool Arab Arts Festival returns from 6-16 July. Founded in 1998, Liverpool Arab Arts Festival began with a vision to keep Arab arts, culture and heritage alive. For 25 years, it has brought diverse groups of people together in Liverpool, increasing public knowledge and understanding of the richness of Arab culture, growing into a…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Baltic Market Celebrates Turning Six With Five Days Of Partying And A Huge Competition Worth Over £600
Baltic Market is celebrating turning six with an exciting five day party, free prosecco and huge competition worth over £600. Since opening in 2017, Baltic Market has welcomed over 50 restaurants and over 100 market traders, allowing small businesses, new concepts and independents to showcase their dishes to a broad audience. As Liverpool’s first street food market, Baltic Market burst onto Liverpool’s culinary scene, with a variety of market traders for guests. Traders such as Hafla…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Liverpool Art Fair 2023 At The Royal Liver Building
This summer will see the much-anticipated return of Liverpool Art Fair, with the highly successful event taking place at the iconic Royal Liver Building for the first time. The event, which is free to attend, will be open to the public from 30 June to 20 August, Tuesday – Sunday, 12-6pm. Visitors will be able to view an amazing array of paintings, sculptures and prints by 175 local artists. Art prices start at £20, there…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Arts Bar Hope Street To Host World Refugee Day Event
Arts Bar Hope Street have always prided themselves on providing a safe space for all and supporting causes they believe. Tuesday 20 June will mark World Refugee Day by hosting an event to raise awareness and prove how visual art can unite us all. The exhibition will feature more creatives than the venue has ever hosted at one event before, including some who have personal experience in re-locating to a new country. Marzieh, who is…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Things To Do To Keep You Entertained In Liverpool
Liverpool is an exciting city with many things to do, no matter your budget or interests. Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, a cultural experience, or just some plain old-fashioned fun – there’s something here for you! Exploring Liverpool’s vibrant history and culture can be one of the most rewarding and enjoyable experiences imaginable. This UK hotspot has captivated tourists worldwide for decades, from beautiful parks to world-famous music venues and art galleries to…
