Tickets for this week’s Luminous Landscapes event at Liverpool Festival Gardens have officially sold out. Over 9,000 people will visit the city landmark over the course of three evenings - February 18, 19, and 20 (5.30-9pm) – to witness…
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Liverpool's Central Library has welcomed its two millionth visitor since it re-opened nearly three years ago. The library opened its doors in May 2013 following an extensive two year refurbishment. Earlier this month Jane Hedges and her…
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It’s the final countdown to the opening of the raucous comedy play Ale House and there’s just two weeks to go to get your tickets to the funniest comedy in town - so make sure you don’t miss last orders! From the writers of Night Collar,…
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A city-based bike hire scheme has been named one of the best rental companies in the UK by a division of travel giant TripAdvisor. Bike & Go, which operates from participating railway stations throughout the UK, is included in a list of…
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Fish guts in your drink, anyone?  Not for BrewDog, which has become the latest brewery to embrace veganism by registering 23 of its beers, including flagship brews Punk IPA and Five AM Red, with The Vegan Society’s Vegan Trademark. BrewDog…
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Top chefs Simon Rimmer, Aiden Byrne and Paul Askew met with City of Liverpool College students as part of Visitor Economy Week last week. Their visit was one of over 50 events being held across Liverpool to showcase the career opportunities…
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Turtle Bay, the UK’s first high street Caribbean restaurant, is expanding its operation in Liverpool with plans to bring its famous jerk, rum and reggae to a second city centre site. Following the successful launch of its first restaurant…
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One wild and windy night the Gruffalo’s child ignores her father’s warning and tiptoes out into the snow. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn’t really exist… does he? Following hot on the heels of The Gruffalo’s sell out tour and his…
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