Easter bank holiday 2017: 10 reasons to stay in Liverpool The approaching Easter Bank Holiday weekend is the perfect time for a break, but that doesn’t have to mean long journeys, traffic gridlock and hiked up getaway prices. Whatever you’re into, simply staying here in the Liverpool City Region can make for a fun-packed ... Read More...
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What’s on in Liverpool: 14-27 October 2016 October 14 October Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto Philharmonic Hall Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s principal clarinet Benjamin Mellefont will perform Mozart’s famous ‘Clarinet Concerto’, sandwiched between renditions of Berlioz’s ‘Overture, Béatrice et Bénédict’ and Shostakovich’s ‘Symphony No.5’. 14 October Gifts from the Gods: Animal Mummies Revealed World Museum (until 26 February) Mummified jackals, crocodiles, cats and birds ... Read More...
Following a major four-week refurbishment programme the legendary Liverpool pub, The Slaughter House, is most definitely open for business. To mark the occasion, Your Move was invited along for a first look at the Fenwick Street venue. The oldest alehouse in the city which can trace its roots back to 1839, offers an ... Read More...
Liverpool's Laughterhouse Comedy will open a brand new club on Mathew Street in November, it has been announced. The live comedy provider, which already hosts popular stand-up nights at The Slaughter House and the Philharmonic Hall, has converted the former music club Eric’s into a purpose built 200-seater comedy venue. Eric’s was a pioneering venue and ... Read More...