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No Iconic Images. Views of War – Exploring contemporary depictions of conflict
Open Eye Gallery is proud to announce the new exhibition No Iconic Images, in partnership with The Guardian and Magnum Photos. When we talk about war photography, we often think of iconic images – photographs that shape how conflicts are perceived and remembered. Some even influence political decisions and societal shifts. But could a single...
Comedy, Cabaret, Mystery and More… Downstairs At The Everyman
Get ready for an exciting season Downstairs at the Everyman, where the drinks flow and the lights glow warmly. From theatre talks and tours to women comics, unforgettable burlesque, interactive murder mysteries, spine-chilling ghost stories, and Eurovision parties—this intimate space promises unforgettable nights in the best possible way. Ever thought you were the next Miss...
On the Waterfront Festival 2025 More acts announced
Grammy-nominated dance duo Groove Armada (DJ Set) have just been added as special guests for this summer’s On the Waterfront presents Cream Classical Ibiza! Since bursting onto the scene in the late ‘90s, the British DJ-producer duo have led the charge in dance music, delivering iconic anthems like Superstylin’ and I See You Baby, alongside...
Goodbye to Goodison documents Everton fans’ final season at ‘The Grand Old Lady’
Goodison Park’s final season as home to Everton Football Club will be documented from a fan’s perspective, through a new photo display opening on 5 April at Museum of Liverpool. Featuring nine photographers from the club’s fanbase, Goodbye to Goodison is a love letter to the home stadium of Everton Football Club in its final...
Mumford & Sons, Tate McRae, JADE, Jorja Smith and more to perform at Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025
Mumford & Sons, Tate McRae, JADE, Jorja Smith and more are set to take the stage and bring Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 to an epic close on Sunday 25 May. Multi-Grammy Award winners, Mumford & Sons, will headline the Main Stage and BRIT winner JADE will headline the New Music Stage with Lola Young...
World-renowned art installation, Borealis, is coming to Royal Albert Dock
A world-renowned art installation that recreates one of nature’s most magical phenomena, the Northern Lights, is coming to Liverpool for the first time at Royal Albert Dock from 20th to 30th March 2025. Kicking off on the first day of spring and concluding with the start of British Summer Time, this free ten-day awe-inspiring spectacle...
Liverpool’s iconic St George’s Hall to host ‘strongest ever’ 2025 British Chess Championships
Liverpool will play host to the prestigious 2025 British Chess Championships alongside a wider chess festival this summer as organisers hope to put on the strongest event in its 121-year history. Britain’s top chess players will converge on Liverpool from July 31 to August 10 as the English Chess Federation’s flagship annual event comes to the...
Liverpool Remembers as Hall Hosts Covid-19 Reflection Event
The civic heart of Liverpool – and one of Britain’s most beloved buildings – is to become the city’s focal point for remembering the Covid-19 pandemic. To commemorate five years since the pandemic began, a national Covid-19 Day of Reflection will take place on Sunday, 9 March. In Liverpool, the Great Hall in St George’s Hall will...
DaDaFest reveals exciting 2025 programme
Award-winning DaDa today reveals its exciting 2025 festival programme which marks the Liverpool-based disability and Deaf arts-led organisation’s 40th anniversary. A busy line-up of film, including large-scale projection, performances, visual arts, workshops and talks are promised at this year’s DaDaFest International 40 (DDFI40) which runs from 8-31 March. With 90% of events open to the public for...
FACT opens powerful exhibitions by Christopher Kulendran Thomas and Bahar Noorizadeh
From Friday 21 February to Sunday 11 May, FACT presents two compelling exhibitions by artists Christopher Kulendran Thomas and Bahar Noorizadeh. The exhibitions invite visitors to explore the intersection of media, technology, and global politics, with Christopher Kulendran Thomas showcasing a major new body of work, Safe Zone, alongside a reimagined staging of Bahar Noorizadeh’s film...
