The latest news from the city.
A look at Ma Boyle's Alehouse & Eatery in Liverpool's Tower Building, from its Scouse and Sunday roasts to its weekly pub quiz and ParrJazz nights, plus opening hours, booking and private hire details.
69A is an antique and vintage shop in Liverpool city centre, known for its wide mix of stock and its 'pile it high and find it yourself' layout. It has a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 201 Google reviews. Opening hours, location and contact details are included.
The Liverpool Santa Dash 2026 takes place on Saturday 6 December, starting at 09:30 from Canada Boulevard. It covers the 5K and Mini Dash 1K routes, entry fees and suit prices, race number collection and the charities Little Lights and Mersey Cares.
St Luke's Bombed Out Church opens its November programme with 'Ignite The Night' on 1 November, fire performances and live drumming from Bring the Fire Project and Wirral Drummers. The rest of the month adds a Makers Market and a pop-up record fair, with a guide to the venue's shifting opening hours.
The Beatles Story is moving from Albert Dock to St Johns in 2028, growing to 100,000 square feet with immersive sets tied to a new Sam Mendes film. The Radio City Tower will add a Yellow Submarine observation platform, and ticket revenue will support a trust for local artists.
The Beatles Story is relocating from the Royal Albert Dock to the former St Johns Market Hall in 2028 as part of an Apple Corps project, more than quadrupling in size and adding a Yellow Submarine experience to the St Johns Beacon.
A guide to Manifest, the casual fine dining restaurant in a Baltic Triangle warehouse run by Paul and Charlotte Durand. Covers the menus, the 30-cover room, booking policies and its Michelin and Staff Canteen awards.
Apple Corps has announced a 100,000 square foot Beatles experience for Liverpool, opening in 2028 in the former St John's Market. The Beatles Story will move there, and the St Johns Beacon will host a new observation attraction. The current attraction remains open at Royal Albert Dock for now.
Splash Art is an interactive paint studio on Duke Street in Liverpool, where guests create two canvases in about an hour using splatter brushes, balloons and darts. The studio offers several formats, from neon UV sessions to kids' parties, with prices from £33 to £43 per person. This post covers what to expect, prices, booking rules and how to get there.
The Liverpool Irish Festival runs from 15 to 25 October with nearly 40 events under the theme 'I Am Here'. Kíla, Téada and The Phogues headline, alongside famine walks, a family day at the Museum of Liverpool and plenty of free literary and arts events.
