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21/02/2022
There’s plenty going on in Liverpool this week and it’s half term for most schools so that means extra stuff to take the kids to.
And, better still, if you’re planning a child-free night out, you can always skip the taxi queue or the hassle of the drive home with a stay one of the city centre’s iStay aparthotels.
Here are 14 ideas for what to do this week …
The Disney film is an absolute classic, and this stage version is one for all the family with original songs by the same team behind Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Mary Poppins. What’s not to love about an adventure involving an enchanted bedknob, a bewitched broomstick and a magical flying bed? On from Tuesday until Saturday.
More info here.
Ideas that involve kids getting busy and creative are always like gold dust in the school holidays, so if yours love making things and experimenting get them to GPO food market inside the Metquarter because they’ve got hour-long workshops including Lego and AmazeLab science ones.
More info here.
Rescheduled from January, this year’s Brit Awards Group of the Year winners Wolf Alice are in Liverpool to play their first headline show since 2018. They’ll be performing songs from their brilliant third album Blue Weekend and their earlier Mercury Prize winning album, Visions Of A Life. 7pm doors.
More info here.
Ink In The Well
You’re spoilt for choice if you’re heading to Lark Lane in the morning and looking for somewhere to eat. Pippin’s Corner, Milo Lounge and Ink in the Well are just three places where you’ll find amazing breakfasts and they’re all pet friendly so you can take your furry mate then walk to the park.
The new Paper Cup Coffee Shop in Queen Square opens tomorrow 8am-3pm serving up breakfast, bites, tea, coffee, cakes and more 😍
The venue will also provide training and support to Liverpool’s homeless community.
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Paper Cup Project does fantastic work helping homeless people in our city and now it’s found a new way to do it – by opening a coffee shop where not only do the profits go to support their work, but they train homeless people with barista and hospitality skills to get them back into work. Opening on Monday.
More info here.
Bradford rap and bassline three-strong collective Bad Boy Chiller Crew are touring their new Disrespectful album right now and there’s a stop off at Arts Club Loft this Wednesday. Expect a full-throttle rowdy set and plenty of larger-than-life attitude.
More info here.
Villa Romana makes it onto so many people’s favourite restaurant list, it’s a real legend in Liverpool, so if you’ve never been – or you just want some familiar home-style Italian food – then get it on this week’s to-do. There’s so much gorgeous pasta, meat and fish dishes, and they often have a lunchtime special deals.
More info here.
Following his appearance on the BBC2 show, chef Dave Critchley will be serving his incredible tasting menu at Lu Ban restaurant for one night only, this Wednesday. The six-course menu includes the ‘Royal Night In’, ‘Surprisingly Cilla’, and Art Attack’s ‘Try It Yourself’ dishes inspired by the show’s theme of 100 years of British Broadcasting.
More info here.
After the release of his massive number one second album, We’re All Alone in This Together, which racked up the biggest first-week UK sales of any album for more than two years, Dave is out on a big arena tour which lands in Liverpool this Friday.
More info here.
If you want a really special dining experience then this is 100% it – The Barn at Moor Hall in Aughton, the sister restaurant to the Michelin-starred Moor Hall, has just been awarded its own first star in the 2022 guide. The atmosphere and food is world class so it’s definitely one for a treat.
More info here.
Keep the kids entertained without risking getting rained off by going to the Playhouse which has a show they’ll really enjoy, from Thursday to Saturday – music, laughs and interplanetary adventures for everyone aged 3 and up in the out of this world company of author Julia Donaldson’s Smeds and Smoos.
More info here.
Celebrate the music of Prince at the Untold orchestra at Camp and Furnace on Friday
Fans of Prince can hear his incredible music in a way they’ve never heard it before, performed by the hugely talented musicians from the Untold Orchestra. Featuring special guest singers, Prince: an orchestral rendition celebrates the music of one of the greatest artists of all time and should be a very special night.
More info here.
If you’ve never had a Sunday roast at Fred’s then you’ve missed an absolute belter – get along to Hope Street and find out why it always makes it onto Liverpool’s ‘best roast’ lists. Choose from chicken, slow-cooked lamb, topside beef or mushroom and spinach nut roast, with all the veggies and Yorkies.
More info here.
Kids with a L.O.L dolls collection at home will love the chance to see all their favourite characters live on stage in this L.O.L Surprise! LIVE VIP party – join Mallory and her friends for a family show packed with songs, dance and fashion.
More info here.
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