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The Wheelbarrow Brings Festive Cheer to Liverpool with Music, Afternoon Teas & Creative Workshops

The Wheelbarrow, nestled beside Greenbank Sports Academy, is transforming into a festive haven this Christmas with an exciting line-up of seasonal events. From live brass music and festive afternoon teas to hands-on creative workshops and private parties, the venue promises plenty of ways to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.

Throughout December, guests can enjoy a range of Christmas menu specials, alongside bespoke festive pastries crafted by The Wheelbarrow’s talented in-house baker.

Festive Afternoon Tea with Allerton Brass Band

Experience the sounds of the season with the Allerton Brass Band on Saturday 13 December, performing during two sittings: 1–3pm and 3:30–5:30pm. Each ticket (Ā£37 per person) includes prosecco and a festive afternoon tea with both vegetarian and meat options. Booking is essential via Eventbrite, at the cafĆ©, or by calling 0151 245 6494.

Natural Wreath Making with Crafty Monkey

Get creative on Friday 28 November (7:30–9:30pm) at a wreath-making workshop hosted by Crafty Monkey. Tickets are Ā£60 and include all materials, with festive treats and pastries available to purchase from The Wheelbarrow’s bakery. Book via Eventbrite.

Perfect for Private Parties

With its relaxed pub-chic style, rustic charm, and capacity for up to 90 seated or 125 standing guests, The Wheelbarrow is a top spot for festive gatherings. The venue also offers on-site parking, bespoke buffet options, and tailored drinks packages.

Whatever your plans this festive season, The Wheelbarrow has something to make your Christmas truly special.

The Wheelbarrow: Greenbank Sports Academy, Greenbank Lane, Liverpool, L17 1AG
Contact: thewheelbarrowL17@gmail.com | 0151 245 6494

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