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In February 2025, Tate Liverpool will present a new display, The Plant that Stowed Away. The display will move outwards from Liverpool and its surroundings, tracing connections between the city and its trading history, reflecting on the journeys that have caused the movement of plants and people, and their impact on the city’s rich multicultural fabric....
What an incredible first day of Africa Oyé 2026! 🎉
The iconic festival has returned to Sefton Park with a huge lineup of local & international artists, delicious food, family activities, unique vendors & more!
Expect more of the same tomorrow, with the weather looking EVEN BETTER than today! 🌞
Get your tickets now to avoid disappointment!
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The view from the main stage at Africa Oyé 😍
What an incredible performance from King Ayisoba 🎉
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Day 1 of Africa Oyé 2026 has officially SOLD OUT! 🎉
We caught up with organiser Paul Duhaney to hear all about what it means to be able to bring this wonderful festival back to Liverpool once again this year!
There are still some tickets remaining for tomorrow, so come on down and support Oyé to help ensure it can come back again next year and beyond! 🌞
#Liverpool #AfricaOye #LiverpoolEvents
If you’re coming to Africa Oyé this weekend, make sure you COME HUNGRY 😍
Here’s a look at just SOME of the incredible food on offer at this years festival!
#AfricaOye #LiverpoolFood #Liverpool
THE AFRICA OYÉ GATES ARE OFFICIALLY OPEN 😍🎉
Liverpool’s favourite celebration of African music, culture, food & more is officially open for 2026!
The site is looking incredible and the sun is shining, what more could you want? 🤩🌞
#AfricaOye #Liverpool #SeftonPark
Red Rum Club have arrived at @otwfliverpool 🐴
Nell Gwynn is on NOW at @shakespearenorthplayhouse 🤩
This production showcases the incredible true story of how one woman made history as one of the first actresses to set foot on an English stage.
The show is full of witty humour, lots of mischief & extraordinary performances from every cast member!
We spoke with the audience to hear what they thought! 🎭
#NellGwynn #ShakespeareNorthPlayhouse #Liverpool #LiverpoolTheatre #WhatsOnLiverpool
@paulwellerhq has taken to the stage at @otwfliverpool 🎸
Weller entered the stage to ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’ by @thebeatles
Malory Towers is on at Liverpool Playhouse based on the classic Enid Blyton book series ❤️
On until this Saturday 20th June it’s full of joy and nostaligia - a lovely night for all the family 🤩
#theguideliverpool #malorytowers #liverpoolplayhouse
Africa Oyé is back this weekend with last tickets available now! ☀️🥳
Over 20,000 people will head for a huge celebration of Africa music and culture in Sefton Park this Saturday and Sunday as the beloved Africa Oyé makes it return.
Follow @africaoye now and visit their website to book your tickets before it’s too late.
Gates open each day at 12pm with music on each day until 9.30pm and some of the biggest acts from African music performing in Liverpool.
The Oyé Village will be back with over 90 stalls serving food, drink and more, the Family Zone will keep the kids entertained and the Active Zone returns too.
Have you booked your ticket❓
The Qube Liverpool International Tennis Tournament is back this weekend – and there’s a former GB number one in the line-up this year. 😍🎾
With Wimbledon just a few weeks away, Davis Cup winner, Olympian and huge fan favourite Dan Evans has been confirmed to play on the centre court all three days
The tournament is Europe’s largest and longest-running tennis exhibition and it’s got an incredible track record of bringing famous names and up-and-coming future stars to the city.
If you’re a tennis lover – or just looking a great day out for the whole family – it’s a chance to see some world class play on grass up close so don’t miss out, it’s going to be ace (sorry!).
Here’s everything you need to know about The Qube Liverpool International Tennis Tournament 2026 …
WHEN: This year’s tournament is over three days, from Thursday June 18 to Saturday June 20
WHERE: The historic Liverpool Cricket and Sports Club in Aigburth which, with its Grade II-listed pavilion. Located on the corner of Aigburth Road and Riversdale Road
WHO’S PLAYING: Team GB’s Dan Evans is a major attraction,Dan is joining another favourite Marcus Willis, who’s just competed in doubles at the French Open, and one of Britain’s brightest young prospects, Annabel Wong, who’s already represented Great Britain and is set to compete at Junior Wimbledon this year.
TCKET INFO: Ground pass tickets start at £22, standard tickets are £30 + booking fee, with concessions available for over 60s, under 18s, and students. Small children go free. Book now on the website, follow
👉 @liverpooltennis.
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The full Africa Oyé lineup has been revealed 
