What's On

A short film festival hosted by postgraduate film students at Liverpool John Moores University will return after last year's success. From April 1-8, 40 student films received from 22 countries, including Spain, China, and Brazil, will premiere digitally to be...

For over more than 40 years, Hollywood blockbusters have used the city of Liverpool as a location to shoot their films. Liverpool's gothic, historic architecture is the reason it can be used as a double for period pieces and major...

Merseysiders are being urged to get moving to fundraise for mental health support. The 100 Miles in March campaign by mental health charity MIND encourages anyone to run, walk, cycle or even scoot. The money raised will be used to provide...

As today is shrove Tuesday, the nation rejoices at the opportunity to stuff their faces with as many pancakes as they can stomach. People around the country absolutely love flipping their batter every Pancake Tuesday and who can blame them? An...

A star-studded cast are heading to St Helens Theatre Royal this August to perform the much acclaimed Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. The glitzy cast, headed by comedian Joe Pasquale, will bring Ray Allen's TV comedy from the 1970s to the...

International Women’s Day is on the way, an event in which women have been celebrated around the globe for over 100 years.   Originating in the times of universal female suffrage in the early 20th century, issues of gender equality,...

Liverpool Cathedral has been transformed into a space-themed projection of light and sound this week. Created by sculptor Peter Walker and sounds composed by David Harper, Luxmuralis have designed an unforgettable lit-up extravaganza in Liverpool Cathedral for ‘Space, the Universe and...

Liverpudlians of the world, unite! Monday is Global Scouse Day, which gives us the opportunity to celebrate (probably) the best city in the world. The Scouse Day tradition began with a "scouse supper" held every year on local adventurer Graham...

Liverpool Theatre Festival is returning for its third consecutive year. The award-winning festival is set to take place at Liverpool's Bombed Out Church and will showcase the city region’s creative gems. The city’s theatre festival debuted in September 2020 as an...

The BBC are searching for new Liverpool writers to take part in an innovative writing programme. ‘Write across Liverpool’ offers writers at the beginning of their careers an insight into creating an original series idea for television. Liverpudlian screenwriter, Tony Schumacher,...