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Liverpool European Festival 2026 most ambitious yet
Liverpool European Festival returns this weekend with a wide-ranging programme of community-led events and activities. The festival, a legacy of Liverpool’s hosting of the 2023 Eurovision on behalf of Ukraine, is now in its fourth year and organisers are promising the 2026 event is the most ambitious to date. It runs from May 9 to July 5. The festival is set to officially open on Europe Day this Saturday (May 9) with a large-scale public event at St Luke’s Bombed Out Church f
Liverpool European Festival returns for 2025
Liverpool European Festival has returned with a series of celebratory events organised by and within the city’s diverse communities. The...
Liverpool arts organisations share BID culture funding
Five Liverpool arts organisations have been awarded a share of a £20,000 fund for creative events. Liverpool BID’s Arts & Culture Fund is...
Open Air Theatre in Liverpool City Region for summer 2024
Summertime means only one thing – no, not rain, although there’s been plenty of that around during 2024, but open-air theatre....
Much Ado for Off the Ground Theatre this summer
Off the Ground Theatre is taking Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on an open-air tour this summer. The Wirral-based theatre company,...
Review: Locomotive for Murder at Liverpool Theatre Festival ****
It’s fair to say it’s been a testing time for this year’s Liverpool Theatre Festival, with July a distinctly soggy backdrop for the...
Review: The Magic Bookmark at Liverpool Theatre Festival ***1/2
The ebullient Mama G - part-Danny La Rue, part-Princess Margaret and wholly the colourful alter ego of performer Robert Pearce - appeared...
Enjoy Rubbish Shakespeare at Prescot ahead of Edinburgh run
The Rubbish Shakespeare Company and Wing It - Impro are bringing their hilarious The Incomplete Works to Prescot before heading for the...
Open Air Theatre in Liverpool City Region this summer
The British summer is upon us – and it wouldn’t be summer without open-air theatre popping up in parks, gardens and more unusual spots....
Review: Julie, Madly, Deeply at Liverpool Theatre Festival ****
In the week when we've lost real royalty, Julie, Madly, Deeply – written and performed by Sarah-Louise Young - gives the Liverpool...
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