An exciting line-up of big name live and interactive events for children and families has been announced for the Knowsley Social festival.

Milkshake! Live is the live version of the popular children’s TV show featuring all the famous faces and characters from the well-known series. The Knowsley Social date will be one of the first Milkshake! Live events in almost two years after the production took a break in touring due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Brainiac Live, one of the most entertaining live science shows in the world, has also been announced as part of the Knowsley Social schedule. The action-packed show includes live daredevil stunts and all the experiments you’re not allowed to do at home. The extravaganza delves into the mysteries of science and is suitable for children from the age of six.

Meanwhile, The Knowsley Social has also secured the hugely impressive live and interactive Jurassic Earth experience. Featuring life-like dinosaurs, giant dinosaur eggs and prehistoric props, visitors will get the chance to be up-close and personal with the most magnificent beasts ever to roam our planet.

Set in the grounds of the prestigious Knowsley estate, the Knowsley Social will host nine weeks of top family shows and music concerts in a big top tent – starting on 20 May.

Brainiac, Milkshake! Live and Jurassic Earth will take place between 31 May and 3 June.

Danny Thompson, co-founder of the Knowsley Social, says: “We are incredibly excited to be announcing details of Brainiac, Milkshake Live! and Jurassic Earth as part of the Knowsley Social’s summer half term line-up.

“These are all hugely exciting and popular events which really will give families in the region something to look forward to. These are massive action packed shows that will entertain parents and children alike. Tickets are available now and we’re urging people to book early to avoid disappointment.”

For more information about The Knowsley Social and for full event listings visit www.theknowsleysocial.co.uk

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