What’s On

25th June 2026

Don’t Touch My Stuff

Unity Theatre, 1 Hope Place, Liverpool, L1 9BG

Two siblings. Two bedrooms. Two very different people. Alice and Isaac are siblings. They’ve always shared a very thin bedroom wall, but as Alice leaves for university, childhood bickering turns into something far more complicated. First relationships. Questionable life choices. Identity crises at 1am….and somehow growing up together, even while apart Set entirely between two...

25th June 2026

Let’s Talk About Fairer Health

Kuumba Imani Centre, Princes Road, L8 1TH

A free community event using creativity to explore what fairer health would like where you live. How fair is access to health services where you live? What works well – and what needs to change? Whose voices are heard when decisions are made? Free introductory event: Thursday 25 June, 10am – 12:30pm, Kuumba Imani Centre...

26th June 2026

Ranjana Ghatak presents – Songs of the Luminous Heart

Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BP

Featuring voice, esraj, harp and tabla, a luminous meeting of Indian and European classical and folk traditions, Songs of the Luminous Heart brings together four exceptional artists in a richly textured, genre-defying collaboration. Drawing on the emotive vocal forms of thumri and bhajan, alongside the mystical writings of Mirabai and Hildegard of Bingen, Indian vocalist...

26th June 2026

Sounds Familiar Music Quiz

Arts Club Liverpool, 90 Seel Street, Liverpool, L1 4BH

Sounds Familiar Music Quiz is back in a new home, The Arts Club, Liverpool, and it’s shaping up to be a big one. We are not your standard pub quiz. We are a full-blown night out disguised as a quiz, packed with singalongs, throwback anthems, mash-ups and hands-in-the-air moments. No dusty trivia, just wall-to-wall bangers...

26th June 2026 - 27th June 2026

Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare North Playhouse, Prospero Place, Prescot L34 3AB

A family fued divides the community! Violence stalks the streets. Who can see beyond the hate and dare to follow their heart? A pair of star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet! Oddsocks return with their new take on this well-loved classic, finding laughs and pathos in the most dramatic of tragedies. Will Romeo pull himself together...

26th June 2026 - 9th August 2026

Shakespeare on Tour: Hamlet and Romeo & Juliet

The multi award winning A Place For Us Theatre Company are off on tour this Summer! See two faithfully abridged 70-minute versions of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedies at stunning venues across the North West. Most venues offer a ‘Double Bill’ option at a discounted rate. So why not enjoy a picnic and a glass of something...

26th June 2026 - 31st August 2026

Is This a Garden? and The Perfect Flower

How do gardens shape the people around them? How do social conditions, histories and environments shape the gardens? What is our relationship to and with plants? Open Eye Gallery is delighted to announce two new exhibitions as part of LOOK Photo Biennial 2026: Is This a Garden? and The Perfect Flower. Is this a Garden?...

26th June 2026 - 28th June 2026

Free Chess Challenge

Liverpool City Centre

If you are pawn to be wild, there is a chance to challenge a chess champion at Liverpool’s Williamson Square and Exchange Flags at two free events this summer. It is part of Celebrating Summer, a programme of free events across the city centre organised by Liverpool Business Improvement District. On the 26th June, there...

26th June 2026

A World in Colour – Solo Exhibition by Alex Baldwin at Heart Liverpool

Heart Liverpool, 104.00 Duke St. Liverpool L1 5AG

Join us for A World in Colour, a vibrant solo exhibition by autistic Wirral-based artist Alex Baldwin, featuring imaginative artworks inspired by countries across five continents. Using coloured pencil and pen, Alex creates bold and detailed artworks shaped by research, imagination, and cultural connection. Inspired by wildlife, landmarks, flags, and places around the world, each...

27th June 2026

Welsh Male Voice Choir

Liverpool Anglican Cathedral

A baker’s dozen of Welsh Male Choirs will descend on Liverpool at the weekend to take part in the ultimate of gala concerts at the iconic Anglican cathedral. Alongside them will be internationally acclaimed tenor Wynne Evans and the Coronation harpist Alis Huws as we cement the special relationship between Liverpool and Wales – the...