15 things you can do this week in Liverpool (12 May – 18 May 2025)

This weather’s unbelievable and our city always looks amazing in the sunshine, so before it changes its mind, here are 15 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Farewell Goodison – Everton’s last ever game at the Grand Old Lady

After 133 years, Everton fans will say goodbye to Goodison Park this Sunday with what’s going to be a memorable and very emotional last match. Kick off against Southampton is at 12 midday but there’ll be so much more than just those 90 minutes.

Find out everything that’s planned for the big farewell here.

Hamilton continues with incredible reviews at Liverpool Empire

After creating one of the biggest buzzes of any show coming to Liverpool this year, Hamilton absolutely doesn’t disappoint. You don’t need to be an expert on American history to love the storytelling and fabulous rap/hip hop and RnB songs and it’s just as stunning as the West End production. Until June 7.

Find out more here.

As does Making It and the Royal Court

If you prefer something a bit more local, and with plenty of laughs and a big heart, head to the Royal Court where Making It is on until Saturday. Starring Cath Rice and Andrew Schofield, it spotlights Bev, a cabaret circuit veteran, as she waits to go on stage in Kirkby on what could be a life-changing night.

Find out more here.

Enjoy a night out the new Black Cat Club

A brand-new venue has opened on Exchange Flags from the team behind El Gato Negro. Black Cat Club is the perfect place to get together for drinks day or night, plus you can watch live sports and play too, with interactive darts and shuffleboard. And that front courtyard is a great spot for al fresco cocktails.

Find out more here.

Enjoy the delicious and quaint Queens on Queen Avenue

Tucked down one of the prettiest little streets in the city centre, just off Castle Street, Queens is a gorgeous wine bar and bistro serving carefully thought-out seasonal dishes and with one of the best wine lists anywhere in the city. It’s recently been awarded a AA rosette so get it on your must-go list.

Find out more here.

Or breakfast at Pippin’s Corner on Lark Lane

Whenever you walk down Lark Lane, Pippin’s Corner always seems packed which is one of the best recommendations you can get! Breakfasts are especially popular, and they’re served all day, so you don’t even need to get up early to treat yourself to everything from a full English to a pancake stack.

Find out more here.

Bryan Adams rocks the M&S Bank Arena

Bryan Adams is a genuine rock superstar so if you’re a fan this is going to be a massive night – he brings his Roll With the Punches world tour to the Arena on Friday so expect a set full of hits and roof-raising anthems from the man who gave us Summer of ’69, (Everything I Do) I Do It For You and loads more.

Find out more here.

While Red Rum Club rock Aintree Racecourse

Things just keep on getting better and better for Liverpool band Red Rum Club, who’ve had a busy year of gigs across the UK and tours with Blossoms and The Wombats. Now they’re set to play their biggest hometown date yet when they headline a brilliant outdoor concert at Aintree Racecourse this Friday.

Find out more here.

There’s a 90s themed Mersey Ferry party cruise

Two things Scousers love – our iconic ferries and a bit of music nostalgia – so what could be better than a 90s themed Mersey Ferry party cruise, especially if the sun carries on shining? It’s where you Wannabe this Friday for a few drinks and a pop-packed night of girl bands, boy bands and non-stop dancefloor fun. 

Find out more here.

Netball Super League heads to M&S Bank Arena

Netball is one of the most played sports by women and girls of all ages in the UK and on Sunday the Arena hosts a big Netball Super League match between Manchester Thunder and Birmingham Panthers. World class netball returns here for the first time in six years and the atmosphere’s sure to be fantastic. 

Find out more here.

Eurovision watch party at the Everyman

As every Eurovision super-fan knows, if you can’t actually be there in person seeing all the songs and craziness, the next best thing is being at a watch party. The Everyman is throwing one for this year’s event on Saturday with pre-contest karaoke, food and drinks, a live screening and a lot of flag waving!

Find out more here.

Tuck into the new menu at The Pen Factory

Just in time for what feels like an early summer, a new menu’s dropped at The Pen Factory on Hope Street with lovely dishes including light and tasty roasted beetroot with whipped feta, and pan-fried seabass with asparagus and salsa verde. Don’t forget the beer garden at the back for outdoor drinks too.

Find out more here.

Take a Brewery Bus Tour around the city

If you’re a lover of craft beer, and like finding ones you’ve maybe not tried before, here’s a great way to do it and see a bit of the city at the same time. Brewery Bus Tours take in four local breweries in four hours, where you’ll get to learn more about the process, sample 12 tastings and finish with a feast.

Find out more here.

The Girl on the Train at the Playhouse

Whether you’ve read Paula Hawkins’ best-seller, seen the film starring Emily Blunt, or you’re a newcomer to The Girl on the Train, this stage version at the Playhouse until Saturday will have you gripped. Actress Louisa Lytton plays Rachel Watson whose daily train journey turns to mystery. 

Find out more here.

Enjoy ice cream from the award winning Caffe Cream in New Brighton

There’s no real season for ice cream but this weather definitely ramps up the need and if you’re in New Brighton you can’t miss Caffee Cream’s on Marine prom. Their small batch ice cream is gorgeous Italian gelateria-style with extra favourite flavours, or you can try creamy summer shakes and cold brew floats.

Find out more here.

For more of what’s on in Liverpool check out our calendar HERE.