Baltic Triangle venue Constellations will launch its first art exhibition with a fun look at the world’s favourite cartoon family, The Simpsons.
Bringing together a host of artists, DJs, writers, tattooists and more, No Homers Club will feature art displays and interactive activities based on the TV series.

A launch night on 17 April includes a bespoke donut stand from Albion Bakehouse, a Flaming Moes bar, burgers and other food, a one-off craft beer and giant murals. Guests will also be asked to draw character Milhouse from memory, with some set to feature in a book based on the event.

The launch night will be followed by Simpsons-themed activities such as screen printing workshops and a print fair taking place on 18 and 19 April respectively, as the Greenland Street event space launches as an exhibition venue for the first time.

Michael Fowler, who along with artist Ria Fell is organising the exhibition, says: “Constellations looks great and the team has been really creative. If the event is a success we’re hoping to have a few more events in Liverpool in future.”

Tickets for the launch night cost £6, and the screen printing workshops and print fair are free to enter. Much of the artwork will be available to view until 30 April.

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