Pizza and ponchos at St Luke’s horror night screenings
The cold and rainy nights have not stopped the people of Merseyside as St Luke’s bombed-out church Halloween outdoor cinema nights have begun.
The event began at the weekend and has showings this evening with three different famous Halloween films...
Chavasse Park to get new interactive darts bar
Social darts operator Flight Club has selected Liverpool ONE's Chavasse Park for its latest locations, and plans to open its doors next year.
Flight Club will join Liverpool ONE’s line-up of leisure brands including Junkyard Golf Club, Roxy Ballroom and...
Liverpool’s first Beatles museum fundraises for charity supported by Merseybeat musician Gerry Marsden
A cancer support charity for which the late Merseybeat musician Gerry Marsden was a patron of is continuing to provide support and care for those in the community diagnosed with the disease.
The Holistic Cancer Centre was chosen as the...
Liverpool set to welcome the return of River of Light
The River of Light is coming back to Liverpool.
From Friday (October 27) to November 5, guests can experience a sensory experience like no other with exhibits from artists from as far as Australia as well as home-grown talent including...
Aladdin pantomime to bring Christmas magic to St Helens
Aladdin is set to come to St Helen's this Christmas in what is the Theatre Royal's fastest-selling panto ever.
Emmerdale star Liam Fox will take the lead role as Abanazer.
He said "it's been over 30 years since I last did...
Stars turn out for colourful launch of ‘unmissable’ Aladdin panto
Aladdin is the latest production from Regal Entertainment which will take to the stage in St Helens in December.
Production manager Chantelle Nolan said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to be working with such talented performers on this festive season’s unmissable production...
Time to take dance seriously as a sport, say LJMU Heels
Dance is one of the most physically demanding forms of entertainment - the performers having to train for hours on end to attain perfection.
So why is it still not considered a sport?
Every part of a dancers body needs to...
Beatles busker Paul keeps it Fab at the Pier Head
Visit the Pier Head at any time of day, and you will hear a cacophony of sounds - the water lapping against the landing stage at the Gerry Marsden Ferry Terminal, the quiet yet ever-present hum of the chattering...
TV and film grant aims to create opportunities for young people
Liverpool city council is set to approve a £833,000 grant towards the city's TV and film scene in a welcome boost for the region.
In alliance with four northern companies - Liverpool Film Office, North East Screen, Screen Manchester, and...
Review: Raise your glass to the Smithdown Weekender
Well, the party certainly arrived in Smithdown this October weekend!
A three-day music festival blessed us with its presence, parking itself in multiple different venues along the famous Smithdown Road.
With guaranteed free entry to all participating venues, the student in...
