Blacklers’ giant Santa Claus returning to the Museum of Liverpool

The giant Blacklers Santa Claus will once again be welcoming visitors to the Museum of Liverpool this Christmas. Since arriving into National Museums Liverpool’s collection in 2013, Santa has delighted visitors towering over the Museum of Liverpool’s atrium during the festive period and welcoming families in from the cold.   With hopes of reopening the museum after lockdown, and in line with government guidelines, the ... Read More...

Search on for planners to help transform part of Liverpool’s waterfront

National Museums Liverpool is on the hunt for planners to help transform its waterfront estate. The brief is to create a modern visitor attraction which connects Liverpool’s historic waterfront with the city, its architecture and the River Mersey. The affected area, around the Canning Graving Docks, is at the heart of Liverpool’s World Heritage ... Read More...

Economic impact of Liverpool’s Terracotta Warriors exhibition revealed

National Museums Liverpool has revealed the major economic impact of its landmark Terracotta Warriors exhibition. It's estimated more than 600,000 people will have viewed ‘China’s First Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors’ at the World Museum by the time it closes this Sunday (28 October). The most popular exhibition ever held by National ... Read More...

Museum to host free events celebrating China’s Dragon Boat Festival

World Museum will celebrate China’s traditional Dragon Boat Festival this weekend with a host of free events. On 16 June visitors can enjoy performances, workshops and crafts throughout the day to mark the 16-18 June occasion, which coincides with the museum’s ongoing China’s First Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors exhibition. Liverpool Hung ... Read More...

Liverpool to commemorate Hillsborough anniversary this weekend

People across Liverpool are being encouraged to join businesses and cultural venues in commemorating the 29th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy. A minute’s silence will be observed this Sunday (15 April) in remembrance of the 96 people who lost their lives 29 years ago. Organisations and businesses including National Museums Liverpool and ... Read More...