A contemporary arts centre in the Ropewalks area of Liverpool, featuring a four-screen cinema showing traditional and independent films, three digital art galleries, and a bar.
Screening of the theatrical cut of 'Donnie Darko' in 4K to mark its 25th anniversary, part of Let's Make Films' 'The Playground' programme.
A screening of the 1983 supernatural horror film The Keep in its original 35mm format at FACT Liverpool, part of the monthly 16mm and 35mm series.
Documentary screening by the Liverpool Architectural Society, part of The Architecture of Monumentality series.
A hands-on workshop led by artist Livi Wilmore where participants learn the basics of HTML and CSS to create their own incremental number game.
After-hours evening of music, drinks and art with a live performance by Saheli, a South Asian queer band, at FACT Liverpool.
Evening with film screenings, live performance and panel discussion bringing together two generations of Young Homotopia around Project Triangle.
Informal showcase evening celebrating the work of FACT's 2026 Digital Artists in Residence, with drinks and networking.
Introductory masterclass on 3D sound and spatial audio led by IKLECTIK and FACT, part of the Spatial Sound Lab.
An evening of performances by three Liverpool sound artists on IKLECTIK's immersive spatial audio system, part of the PEARL series.
Special 35mm screening of Terence Davies' documentary Of Time and The City, with a chance to enter the projection room.
Screening of five short documentaries by Merseyside filmmakers from the Mersey Film Unit project, with the filmmakers present for a post-film Q&A.
Installation by Seema Mattu exploring music through sculpture, film and digital animation, with interactive instruments, around the sonic entity Saheli.
Exhibition by Rae-Yen Song about the immigrant experience and family mythology, with a living ecosystem pond that controls the room's lights and sounds.
A night of queer short films, filmmaker panel and Q&A, and informal mixer with local creatives, part of the Homotopia festival.
Black History Month screening of the 1949 South African film African Jim, followed by a participatory discussion led by film curator Mosa Mpetha.
Two screenings of Black cinema landmarks, 'My Brother's Wedding' and 'African Jim', with a discussion by film curator Mosa Mpetha, part of Cinema Rediscovered on Tour.
Exhibition by three North West artists, members of FACT's Studio/Lab, that uses film, animation and interactive works to explore how the internet reshapes identity.
A two-part healing offering featuring Qigong practice and Chinese tea meditation by Feixia Yu and Hannah Yu-Pearson, in response to Rae-Yen Song's exhibition.
Screening of Fritz Lang's 1927 silent science-fiction masterpiece Metropolis, presented by the FACT Liverpool Architectural Society as part of the Picturehouse cinema programme.
Free exhibition at FACT Liverpool by three North West artists that treats the internet as an inhabitable environment and questions whether we can step away from it.
A two-hour creative writing workshop on autofiction led by artist Ellie Hoskins, suitable for all writing experience levels.
