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15 things you can do this week in Liverpool (5th -11th January 2026)
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See what’s on this week in Liverpool and the surrounding area.
It might be Baltic out there, but there’s still plenty going on around Liverpool – including chances to grab a January bargain – so wrap up and get the year off to a great start with these 15 things to do this week.
Last chance to see Cinderella at Shakespeare North

This traditional with a local twist panto has been getting excellent reviews so if you want a bit of post-Christmas cheer, Cinderella is the show. It’s a real heart warmer, with lots of laughs and songs so it’s perfect for the whole family, but it’s only on until Saturday so if you’ve not seen it yet, be quick. Get a discounted ticket using Wowcher here.
Stranger Things Quiz, Camp and Furnace on Saturday

If you’re a big fan of Stranger Things then now’s your chance to show off just how much you know because Camp and Furnace is having a Stranger Things Quiz this Saturday. It’s got all the fun of a regular quiz night, but on (hopefully) one of your specialist subjects so what’s not to love? Book tickets here.
Brighten up your January with Catalonia-inspired food at Lunyalita Albert Dock


If this weather’s got you dreaming of sunnier days and summer holidays, a trip to Lunyalita should keep you going til you get there. It’s got a gorgeous menu of classic and modern Spanish tapas, platters and paella and you get to enjoy it all at one of Liverpool’s most beautiful waterside locations.
Varna International Ballet – Swan Lake at Liverpool Empire

Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake isn’t only a classic romantic tragedy, it’s a breathtaking spectacle, and it’s brought back to the Empire stage this week by the critically acclaimed Varna International Ballet. Accompanied by a live orchestra, it’s a must-see for anyone who loves ballet this Thursday and Friday.
Uptown Girl, Billy Joel tribute at M&S Bank Arena on Saturday

Fans of Billy Joel were disappointed after he was forced to cancel his scheduled gig at Anfield due to ill health, but that doesn’t mean we can’t all still enjoy his music live. This Saturday, the Arena hosts Uptown Girl, The Billy Joel Collection, a two-hour concert featuring the best of six decades worth of hits. Book tickets here.
Experience Strawberry Field, there’s 20% off admission this month!


Looking for an interesting day out full of fab Beatle history? Strawberry Field has 20% off entry to its visitor exhibition until February 1 so you can learn how a children’s home inspired John Lennon to write one of the greatest songs of all time, see the piano he composed Imagine on and much more.
Ease into January with a stay at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa


We could all use a boost to get through January, so why not give yourself a treat not far from home at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa? It’s set in 200 acres of green space, golfers can test themselves on the 18-hole championship course, or you could just fully unwind in the award-winning spa.
Discover the ultimate history of British Rock & Pop at British Music Experience


Even if you’re already pretty clued-up on music, you’ll still be surprised at the facts you’ll pick up and archive gems you’ll see at BME at the Cunard Building. There are more than 600 artefacts on display so whatever genre and era you’re interested in, it’s there, plus the Live Aid 40 exhibition until January 18.
See Dick Whittington at St Helens Theatre Royal

There’s nothing like a panto for guaranteed laugh out loud moments and Dick Whittington is packed with them. Panto at St Helens is a highlight every year, and audiences have been absolutely loving this production with Emmerdale’s Matthew Wolfenden in the title role. On until this Sunday so don’t miss it. Find out more here.
Healthy brunch at Rise in Exchange Flags


If you’re starting 2026 with the best intentions, get a little help in making healthy choices by calling in to Rise on Exchange Flags, just behind the Town Hall. Its all-day brunch menu has specials like poached eggs and avo with savoury granola, eggs Benny with spinach and shrooms, and homemade acai bowls.
Blow away the cobwebs with a walk on West Kirby front

When it’s chilly out, it’s tempting not to budge off the sofa all day, but cold crisp winter days are lovely for getting out and shaking off any January slump with a nice walk. West Kirby’s a top spot to choose because you can head by the Marine Lake, watch the watersports and then warm up with a hot choc.
There’s 50% off all games, food & drink at PINS Social Club

So many offers on this January, we don’t know where to start, but PINS on Duke Street’s a good place because it’s doing half price on all its games, food and drink, Monday to Thursday. Fancy bowling, tech darts, ping pong and shuffleboard, with a side of pizza and wings? January’s sounding better already.
January Sales continue at Liverpool ONE

You might have been an early bird for bargains and grabbed some at Christmas, but there are still lots of amazing buys to be had and, if you’re lucky, the discounts keep getting bigger. Head to Liverpool ONE and bag some great reduced prices on huge fashion brands, beauty, homeware and tech.
Explore Liverpool’s Victorian past at Sudley House

Sudley House is one of the city’s historic treasures, right in the heart of south Liverpool. Open daytimes Tuesday to Sunday, it’s a chance to explore the house of Victorian merchant George Holt and his family, and see original period furniture and paintings. There’s a lovely tea room on the ground floor too.
Amazing deals at Anfield Stadium with 25% off the Anfield Abseil and more

Anfield is about much more than just matchdays, with stadium tours, VIP experiences, legends Q&As and, of course, the famous adrenaline-filled Anfield Abseil. If you’re a Reds fan, celebrate the New Year and make a saving with amazing deals now at Anfield Stadium.