The Liverpool Biennial has become one of the first contemporary art festivals to open this year.
Spring in the Square promises to give Liverpool its sparkle back as lockdown restrictions ease.
Liverpool’s LGBTQ community has responded to transphobic comments made by singer Jess Glynne.
JMU Journalism caught up with Figs in Wigs to find out more about the dance group full of twists.
Art Collection Liverpool will give out their first grant to artists and arts sector workers this month.
The University of Liverpool’s Lunchtime Concert Series returns online for Spring.
National Museums Liverpool is sharing the untold histories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people to celebrate LGBT+ month.
With live events off limits through the Covid-19 pandemic, many musicians have gone online to showcase their work.
Whether you prefer fluffy American pancakes or more of a crepe style, everyone can take part in the celebrations.
JMU Journalism caught up with The Charlatans’ frontman Tim Burgess on his new album, Twitter listening parties and getting through the pandemic.
Christmas is expected to be different this year, but there are still ways to enjoy the festive fun in Liverpool.
A new film about Liverpool FC promises to provide ‘deeper insight’ to the Premier League champions.
A virtual choir is aiming to transform the way young girls view opportunities available to them through the art of song.
Celebrate L8 got underway this week to shine a light on Toxteth’s rich cultural heritage.
Historic locations around Liverpool are being used to shoot new Netflix spy thriller, Munich 38.
North West band The Ragamuffins have released a song about new Liverpool signing Thiago Alcantara in aid of Fans Supporting Foodbanks.
Liverpool’s LGBTQ community, bar and nightclub owners staged a peaceful covid-friendly protest to fight for their jobs.
A local arts organisation has gained support from Liverpool City Council to continue aiding creatives during the coronavirus pandemic.