Whether you’re a Halloween fanatic or a literary lover, the city has ample on offer this October. Read on to see what you can expect in Merseyside this month.
Appreciate the Arts
Whether you enjoy dance, theatre, art or even circus acts- the Liverpool Fringe Festival has something for everyone. Click the link above to discover more about the range of venues joining in this year.
For the 9th year, this celebration is bringing together writers, poets, and storytellers for a weekend of engaging discussions, thought-provoking readings, and a shared love of literature in the heart of Liverpool.
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amWatch this space … Our reporters will be attending the festival to review the plays and discuss the work YEP do for the community.
Halloween Activities
Prepare for a scare! Newsham have four brand new attractions ready to terrify you this October.
If you’re up for a thrilling time, Farmaggedon has a plethora of terrifying activities to get you feeling festive.
Please note this event is 16+.
Our reporters attended the event and got an inside look at how it runs. You can view the story here.
If you prefer more spooky than scary, Farmer Ted’s Pumpkin Festival is suitable for the whole family. Fancy dress competitions, pumpkin carving and mazes – it’s going to be a ghoulishly good time!
For the Family
Get ready to be dazzled this month, with art from some of the best light artists in the world. Liverpool’s annual light show is back and better than before. Visit the website to see where the exhibits can be found.
“Ever wanted to know what it takes to look after all the amazing animals in our aquarium? Wonder no more! Why not book onto this 20 minute guided tour with one of our knowledgeable aquarium team members. You’ll be taken into our back of house facilities to see how we look after the animals in our care.”
An immersive experience in one of Liverpools most beautiful buildings.
Enjoy an evening experiencing the 4 seasons with auditory and visual stimulation at every angle.
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For John Moores students, the university is holding a range of events to celebrate Black History Month. From coffee mornings, networking events, workshops and lectures. Click the link above to find out how to get involved.
- Sober October
Whether for your mental health, physical health or just because you like a challenge, Sober October has came back around again!
Head over to our X account to see what our reporters found out about Sober October.
For those not taking part in Sober October – Oktoberfest is back. Traditional music, steins and Bavarian food. Prost!
Keep an eye out for our reporters covering these events and follow our social media to be the first in the know.
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