15 things you can do this week in Liverpool (22 – 28 April 2024)

This week’s a big one for foodies in Liverpool, with great deals to be had, but as always there’s loads more going on especially if you fancy live theatre, sport on the big screen, comedy or music.

Here are 15 things coming up over the next seven days to take your pick …

Liverpool Restaurant Week (April 22-28)

The city’s restaurant scene is amazing, and now’s a perfect time to experience it because around 75 different venues across the city centre are taking part in Liverpool Restaurant Week, organised by Liverpool BID Company, with some fantastic offers and set menus available all week. 

Find out more here.

Everybody’s Talk About Jamie at the Liverpool Empire

After a phenomenal West End run and sold-out UK tour, the award-winning funny and heartwarming musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie returns to the Empire for one week until Saturday. A star cast features the fabulous Ivano Turcoas Jamie, X Factor winner Sam Bailey and Strictly’s Kevin Clifton.

Book your tickets here.

Nedd Ludd kicks off at the Everyman

Ever wondered how much of our lives and work are controlled by machines? Nedd Ludd is a powerful new play which really gets audiences thinking about automation as The Machine is given the power to decide which of more than 200 possible versions is chosen to be performed. Until May 11.

Find out more here.

Merseyside derby at BOXPARK Liverpool

There’s always plenty at stake at every derby match, but with only a handful of games left this one on Wednesday night is absolutely massive for both teams. Catch every second of the action live on the big screen at BOXPARK in Cain’s Brewery Village, with street food and an unbelievable atmosphere.

Find out more here.

Salt & Tar launches this weekend

Salt & Tar, the new canal-side street food and events venue in Bootle, is having its launch this Friday so it’s a first chance to see what’s on offer ahead of a packed summer schedule. The launch is on from 4pm to 9pm, with live music, great food and drinks, followed by Bootle International Festival on Saturday.

Find out more here.

Breakout Liverpool for an escape room experience

You can’t beat an escape room for a fun way of getting together mates or family, and Breakout Liverpool has 13 different themed rooms where you can put all your puzzle-solving skills to the test to try and get out within a 60-minute deadline. The clock’s ticking, can you crack the games and escape in time? 

Find out more here.

50% off food at Voyagers restaurant 

Voyagers in the Ropewalks is the newest addition to Liverpool’s restaurants and it’s already getting brilliant reviews for its creative delicious sharing small plates and cocktails. Now’s the time to find out for yourself what the buzz is all about, because there’s 50% off all food, every day until May 6.

Find out more here.

Premier League Darts at the Arena 

Darts is definitely having a major moment right now and a lot of that’s due to the two Lukes – teenage sensation Luke ‘the Nuke’ Littler and world champion ‘Cool Hand’ Luke Humphries. See the big names competing live at the Arena this Thursday when the BetMGM Premier Darts League lands in Liverpool. 

Find out more here.

Boys from the Blackstuff at Royal Court

When it was last at the Royal Court, it sold out and the reviews for this new stage adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s Boys from the Blackstuff were five-star, so if you didn’t catch it then, don’t miss it this time. It’s back this week until May 11 with Barry Sloane giving an electrifying performance as Yosser Hughes.

Book your tickets here.

Comic Con Liverpool Takeover at Liverpool ONE on Saturday

Only a couple of weeks to go before Comic Con arrives at the Arena, and the Comic Con takeover at Liverpool ONE is in full swing with cosplay character performances and parades. This Saturday’s the one to catch if you’re a Star Wars fan because the Imperial Garrison will be making a special appearance.

Find out more here.

Comedy Supper Club at BOXPARK Liverpool

If you love a laugh then make sure you get along to BOXPARK this Friday because Joel Dommett will be there for the latest Coke Zero Tastemakers Comedy Support Club along with Jack Skipper, Lyndsey Santoro and host Kyrah Grey. You’ll get Crazy Pedro’s canapes, games and a chance to win prizes too.

Find out more here.

Cher Vs Madonna at Camp and Furnace

Two huge pop legends, but which one’s number one? It’s the toughest of tough calls, the only way to really decide is to head to Camp and Furnace on Saturday for the ultimate diva head-to-head. Relive all the hits and timeless anthems with live music, dancers, a DJ and themed cocktails.  

Find out more here.

Breakfast at The Watering Can 

It’s five years since The Watering Can opened in a gorgeous spot on the edge of Greenbank Park and since then it’s become an award-winning place for breakfast, lunch and sandwiches. Join in the birthday celebrations with a super-tasty breakfast and make sure you go back later for those amazing cakes.

Read more here.

New and Improved History Whisperer Experience at St George’s Hall

We all know the stunning St George’s Hall from the outside, but now you can discover all about the hall’s past through its newly-extended augmented reality visitor experience The History Whisperer which brings tales and characters alive including a fascinating new one, The Warder.

Find out more here.

A Sunday roast at Gaucho

If you’re a Sunday roast lover, there aren’t any three better words to hear than ‘unlimited Yorkshire puddings’! Gaucho’s has exactly that, alongside roast sirloin of beef, roasties, seasonal veg and unlimited red wine gravy. If you’ve got the appetite to do it, take it next level with the Never-Ending Roast.

Find out more here.

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