Tickle the Ivories Piano Festival at Liverpool ONE

Two people sit side by side at an upright piano in an outdoor public space, with both sets of hands on the keys. The piano is positioned next to a colourful display featuring music-themed graphics. Shopfronts, café seating and promotional signs can be seen in the background. One person wears a bright blue jacket, red tie and orange hat, while the other wears a light-coloured hoodie and dark quilted gilet.

Tickle the Ivories is back to the heart of the city 10 July – 11 September.

The 9 week-long event runs until mid-September and encourages local talent to get involved and fill the streets of Liverpool city centre with symphonies of every genre from classical through to dance music.

Whether it’s dropping in for a spontaneous melody, or watching the incredible performances as the world goes by at Liverpool ONE, Tickle the Ivories is an event held for everyone.

Event Date: Friday 10th July 2026 - Friday 11th September 2026

Location: Liverpool ONE

Categories: 2026 | Arts & Culture | Community & Participation | Festivals & Events | Music & Dance

Contact Details: Liverpool ONE

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