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Manchester Thunder took over Chavasse Park for an exciting day of free netball fun! Chavasse park came alive with excitement as families, young fans, and aspiring players gathered to enjoy a brilliant mix of activities, games, and special appearances—all celebrating the spirit of netball. To make the event even more special, players from Manchester Thunder

Liverpool ONE is making visits easier and more inclusive with the launch of WelcoMe, a brand-new accessibility service. This free service allows visitors to share their accessibility requirements with our Guest Services team ahead of their visit, ensuring they receive the right support when they arrive. From mobility assistance to tailored support for different disabilities,

The Liverpool City Region’s Local Visitor Economy Partnership (LVEP) is spearheading a transformative accessibility initiative, uniting businesses and stakeholders in a coordinated effort to create the UK’s most welcoming and accessible destination for all visitors. The “Liverpool City Region For All Forum: Unlocking an accessible visitor economy” marked a significant milestone in the region’s commitment

Liverpool ONE are proud to support the dot-art Schools Winning Artists display. You can see the fantastic 2024 display on School Lane showcasing the incredible talent of young artists from across the Liverpool City Region, and we are pleased to announce that the call for schools to enter for the 2025 display has been extended

This year, we welcomed Year of the Snake with vibrant festivities at Liverpool ONE and across the city. On Saturday 25 January, a city-centre parade led by Pagoda Arts, Movema, and the Liverpool Hung Gar Kung Fu Friendship Association filled the streets with colourful costumes and stilt walkers, starting at midday on Church Street and

Liverpool ONE hosted the first Mosh Tots, the hugely popular kids’ gig, in the city on Sunday 24 November. The Wirral-based live music phenomenon, which has seen more than 100 shows since Future Yard launched it in 2022, will offer their signature hits to children aged one to eight years old. The Liverpool ONE Mosh

The Liverpool sign has today (Friday 8 November) been given a new yuletide makeover, inspired by the links to the city’s maritime history. The festive refresh also marks the official start of Liverpool ONE’s Christmas season! Located on Thomas Steers Way, the iconic sign has taken on a new look in time for the festive

TreeStory enabled visitors to discover the rich history of the Liverpool City Region through an engaging pop-up exhibition at Liverpool ONE. A 20-meter art display was presented on School Lane, along with interactive tree exhibits on Paradise Street, showcasing a collection of photos, stories, and poems submitted by residents across the region. The collection of

More than 4,500 young people across the Liverpool City Region are set to benefit from grants awarded this year by the Liverpool ONE Foundation. Following last year’s huge achievement when the £3 million grant milestone was reached since its inception 15 years ago, this year, 10 organisations will receive £268,209 worth of funding. The Liverpool