Popular cultural organisations including Kazimier Productions, Africa Oyé and Liverpool Pride will turn up the heat at Feast of Fire this weekend. As the four-day Easter weekend brings Walk the Plank’s attraction at St John’s Gardens to a close, the organisers are promising more memorable spectacles. Leading Indian arts trust Milapfest will ... Read More...
Liverpool Pride
The date and theme for this year’s Liverpool Pride Festival has been announced as the event returns for its ninth year. The summer celebration of all things LGBTQ+ will be free and will once again feature the annual Liverpool Pride March. The location of the festival, which will take place on 28-29 ... Read More...
What’s on in Liverpool January 2018 Event listings: 13 January 2018 – 25 January 2018 Words by Natasha Young January 13 January Celebrating Sgt Pepper: Live Echo Arena Liverpool The waterfront venue celebrates its 10th birthday with a performance of the seminal album by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and The Bootleg Beatles. 13 Janaury Consumed Maguire's Pizza Bar Punk rockers ... Read More...
Bitesize News: Liverpool’s Food & Drink Round-up Edition #12 – July 2017 Words by Lawrence Saunders Matta's to open café Bold Street veteran Matta’s is set to open its own café. Matta’s International Foods, which has been in the Ropewalks since 1984, has had plans approved by Liverpool City Council to convert the first floor of its ... Read More...
City pop trio Atomic Kitten will headline this year's Liverpool Pride festival when it takes place next month. The Noughties girl group has replaced originally billed headliner Marc Almond after the Soft Cell singer pulled out due to a scheduling conflict. Marc, who is originally from Southport and turns 60 this summer, ... Read More...
Former Soft Cell frontman Marc Almond will headline Liverpool Pride this summer. The Southport-born 'Tainted Love' singer, who has sold over 30 million records worldwide, will be appearing at the festival for the first time. Now into its eighth consecutive year, the free two-day event celebrating all things LGBT will take place ... Read More...
A three-day celebration of the city region will begin today (4 August) as the Liverpool Loves festival gets underway. The award-winning waterfront event is expected to be bigger than last year’s inaugural festivities as the packed programme follows themes of business, culture, food and wellbeing. A Liverpool Loves Business day of seminars ... Read More...
Fans of Liverpool Pride can return to the event for free this year as the festival “bounces back” with a new identity. Organisers have revealed the annual LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) celebration is undergoing big changes as it gets set to take place on 30-31 July. Financial difficulties saw Liverpool ... Read More...
Liverpool Pride organisers will hold a ‘visual and flamboyant’ celebration in the city on 1 August despite cancelling its ticketed and outdoor events. The festival will offer a host of free events for the LGBT community and says it will go ‘back to its principles of inclusivity and equality’ despite financial ... Read More...
Liverpool Pride returns to the city on 1 August with a new theme based on a public vote; Love is No Crime. The event marks the sixth year the festival has taken place to celebrate the city’s LGBT community, and festivalgoers will don their best fancy dress interpretation of the theme ... Read More...