Liverpool will once again host a powerful programme of events to mark Slavery Remembrance Day this August, bringing together communities, artists, researchers and cultural organisations to reflect on the legacies of transatlantic slavery and honour the resilience of enslaved people. Taking place across the city from 17 to 23 August 2026, the programme includes public […]
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Get ready to turn up the volume! On Monday 31 August 12noon – 4pm, the karaoke truck is back at the bottom of Sugar House Steps. Whether you’re belting out a ballad or going full pop star, it’s your time to shine! Our host, content creator and mental health ambassador, Niall O’Callaghan, has racked up millions of views
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Head to The Bluecoat’s Garden to explore their new trail, and see if you can find the seven sneaky snakes that are hidden there. Inspired by artist Debjani Banerjee’s vibrant and playful work, children from Out of the Blue Art Club at Leamington and Four Oaks Primary Schools, along with an artist from Young Blue
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As part of Heritage Open Days, Liverpool ONE are collaborating with National Museums Liverpool to offer free 30 minute drop-in sessions to The Old Dock! This is the perfect opportunity to explore The Old Dock that lives right beneath our feet here at Liverpool ONE. The Old Dock is the world’s first commercial enclosed wet
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Get ready for a unique day out as a pop-up racing yard comes to Liverpool ONE on 22 August as part of National Racehorse Week 2026. Meet racehorses up close, try your hand at riding like a jockey and discover more about caring for these incredible equine athletes. There’ll also be farrier and physiotherapy demonstrations,
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Discover Liverpool’s Hidden History with a Free Guided Heritage Trail Tour at Liverpool ONE as part of Heritage Open Days. Step back in time and explore over 300 years of Liverpool’s fascinating past with a free guided tour of the Liverpool ONE Heritage Trail as part of Heritage Open Days. Our tour guide will lead
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Keep the little ones entertained all summer long with free family activities at John Lewis. Looking for ways to keep the kids busy during the holidays? Head to John Lewis for a packed programme of free family fun. From LEGO® building sessions and creative crafts to Sylvanian Families colouring competitions, there’s plenty to spark their
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Join the next Talking Culture discussion and explore one of today’s most talked-about social issues, masculinity online. Led by Dr Brittany Ralph, Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Liverpool, this friendly and thought-provoking session will examine how online life is shaping ideas of masculinity, relationships and community. Together, you’ll explore topics including the so-called
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Families are invited to a fun-filled Sunday Storytime at Waterstones featuring a reading of Fart in the Dark by MC Grammar. Little ones can sit back and enjoy a lively storytelling session that’s guaranteed to raise plenty of laughs. There’s no need to book. Simply come along and join in the fun!
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Join in the creative fun at Kids’ Crafting Club hosted by John Lewis Liverpool on selected dates between 4 and 27 August, with two fun, free creative activities for children aged 5+. Celebrate a Summer of Sport by designing your own team flag using colourful Plus-Plus building bricks, or get creative with a bead jewellery-making
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Step into Liverpool’s rich architectural heritage with the Minton Tile Trail, a city-wide experience celebrating the craftsmanship and history behind the iconic Minton tiles of St George’s Hall. Liverpool ONE is proud to be part of this exciting trail, inviting visitors to pick up a map from the Liverpool ONE Information Centre, discover hidden locations
Tickle the Ivories Piano Festival Tickle the Ivories is back to the heart of the city 10 July – 11 September 🎹✨ The 9 week-long event runs until mid-September and encourages local talent to get involved and fill the streets of Liverpool city centre with symphonies of every genre from classical through to dance music.
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