Travelling football fans – how much will the World Cup final cost you?
With just 50 days to go until the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Los Angeles, FIFA have today released more tickets for all 104 World Cup games.
Released as part of a Last-Minute Sales Phase, the tickets...
Could you foster a trainee guide dog?
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association in Liverpool is looking for new volunteer fosterers for their trainee dogs.
If you’d love a dog in the house, but you don’t have the time for a permanent pet, this may be...
National Museums Liverpool celebrates 40 year anniversary as a united group
Cultural venues in Liverpool are celebrating the 40th anniversary of when they joined together to form the only national museum group in England outside London.
National Museums Liverpool is made up of The Museum of Liverpool, World Museum, Walker Art...
Liverpool to host it’s first ever Queer Festival this Weekend
Queer owned events company Lavender Nights are hosting Liverpool’s first ever Queer Festival this weekend.
The daytime event is set to take place this Saturday 25th at Baltic venues Sub Rosa and North of Nowhere, it will be the first...
Rebirth art exhibition celebrates spring and new beginnings
Heart café and church in Duke Street is currently hosting an art exhibition on the theme of rebirth until 3 May.
Emily Blackmore works at the café and curated the exhibition, which includes 21 local artists with 25 art pieces...
REVIEW: Jack and the Beanstalk at Gladstone Theatre
The Giant is the good guy, and Jill enjoys drinking bathwater!
Jack and the Beanstalk, at Port Sunlight's Gladstone Theatre, was the latest of a recent trend towards pantomimes that appear not at Christmas but, in this case, over the...
Mythos: Ragnarok: A joyous combination of theatre, comedy and hardcore wrestling that leaves you...
In the words of its creator Ed Gamester, Mythos: Ragnarok is “the only theatre show on planet earth to be performed entirely by professional wrestlers.”
The Greek Mythology-inspired theatrical experience began its tour of the UK last night in the...
Two illegal waste sites shut down in Kirkby after years of misery
The Environment Agency has announced that illegal waste sites Simonswood and William Brothers Industrial Estates have been shut down, finally tackling the long-standing issue known to Kirkby residents as the 'Simonswood Stink'.
On the 5th of February this year a...
A Horror Book Con is coming to Liverpool next month
A Horror Book Con is set to take place in Liverpool this April in celebration of horror fans.
The event will take place on 11th April as the next instalment of a series of events ran by the Indie Horror...
Liverpool’s new music heritage trail is open for visitors
A music heritage trail opened across Liverpool yesterday with the aim of securing the legacy of The Beatles and celebrating some of Liverpool's most iconic music locations.
The trail takes roughly 90 minutes to walk and begins at St Paul's...
