16 things you can do this week in Liverpool (16th March – 22nd March 2026)

No sooner have we had a big celebration for mums, now it’s St Patrick’s Day which is always huge in our city.

Whether you’ve got Guinness-based plans or looking for something completely different, here are 16 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Jodie Comer comes home for Prima Facie at the Playhouse

This is a massive one for Liverpool – multi-multi award-winning actress (one multi wouldn’t do!) Jodie Comer is back for a week of sold-out performances of the acclaimed Prima Facie at the Playhouse. The production, opening on Tuesday, is a one-woman tour de force and anyone lucky enough to have tickets is in for an incredible night of theatre.

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St. Patrick’s Day Parade 

Celebrate the traditional way with music, dance and a fabulous atmosphere filling the streets for the 10th Annual Liverpool St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Tuesday. Bands, floats, community groups and more will be setting off from Old Irish Centre on Mount Pleasant at 2pm to head through the city centre.

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Waiting for Godot at the Everyman Theatre

Matthew Kelly and George Costigan share the Everyman stage in a new production of Samuel Beckett’s classic play where absolutely nothing happens. Darkly funny with unfiltered emotion, it centres on two men passing the time as they wait for someone who may never come. From Tuesday until April 4.

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St. Patricks’ Day celebrations across the city with BOXPARK, Sefton Park Palm House, Punch Tarmey’s, Scruffy Murphy’s and O’Neill’s all hosting parties

St Patrick’s Day partygoers will be painting the town green on Tuesday and there’s no shortage of places to do it in Liverpool. Whether you want to go all-out with lots of themed food, drinks and entertainment or keep it more traditional with a ceilidh, here are just some of your options …

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Chris Ramsey Live at Liverpool Empire

We could all use a bit of a laugh and Chris Ramsey’s the man to deliver. Probably best known for The Chris & Rosie Ramsey Show and a hit podcast with wife Rosie, as well as his stint on Strictly, watch Chris turn everyday domestic trials and situations into comedy banter gold at the Empire this Thursday.

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Overnight stay at the Halyard Hotel

There are so many great reasons for a night out in Liverpool at the moment, but why not take it up a level and make it an overnight?  The Halyard is right in the heart of the city centre on Duke Street and gets brilliant reviews for everything from its gorgeous décor to friendly staff and amazing breakfasts.

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Forever Springsteen at Camp and Furnace

If you didn’t get a ticket to see the Boss when he was at Anfield, or you’d just love to relive what was an unbelievable night, get to Camp and Furnace this Friday for Forever Springsteen UK. One of the top Springsteen tribute acts will perform his greatest hits live, channelling the energy of the man himself.

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Lee Butler’s 051 Reunion on Saturday

Sopranos returns to Liverpool to take over the legendary Club 051 on Mount Pleasant and Lee Butler will be headlining a huge rave this Saturday alongside over 20 artists including Infexious, Rob Cain, John Neal, Cheeze, Pete Monsoon, and Nicki B. 8pm to 4am, last entry 2am.

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Take a tour of George Harrison’s house 

The Beatles’ homes have been in the news with filming for the new biopics, and there’s a chance to see inside George Harrison’s house and discover all about the quiet Beatle’s childhood. Award-winning tour guide Dale Roberts takes fans around 25 Upton Green in Speke to reveal Fab stories and facts.

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The Orielles album launch at The Jacaranda 

Manchester-based indie rock band The Orielles will be coming to Liverpool on Monday night for the launch of their new album Only You Left. They’ll be doing an album launch show at The Jacaranda on Slater Street from 7pm, 14+ 

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Visit Sutton Manor woodland in St Helens

If you’re getting out for a walk, head to Sutton Manor Woodland in St Helens, home to the Dream sculpture. The 230-acre site, once used for coal mining, has been transformed into gorgeous woodland where you can spot varieties of wildflowers, butterflies, woodland creatures and birds such as kestrels and buzzards.

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Breakfast at the Tavern Co

You can’t beat a delicious breakfast cooked by someone else, and The Tavern on Smithdown is famous for making one of the best. Full English is the classic, or mix it up with Huevos Rancheros (basically a Mexican version of a full), or soft breakfast tacos filled with scrambled eggs, bacon, onions and peppers.

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Delicious Turkish at Akasya on Bold Street 

If you love Turkish food you need to pay a visit to Akasya next time you’re on Bold Street because it’s a top choice for authentic dishes like chicken or lamb shish, slow roast lamb shank, or karides – king prawns with garlic butter and tomato. There are lots of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options too.

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Sunday Roast at Arthur’s of Hoylake, Wirral

Arthur’s is a lovely independent neighbourhood wine bar that serves really tasty food including popular Sunday roasts. There’s usually a choice of three meats and a veggie/vegan with all the trimmings, and be sure to leave room for homemade desserts like apple crumble or sticky toffee pud.

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Northern Rhythm Big Band at Fogherty’s

Wirral-based 16-piece big band Northern Rhythm Big Band, with host Andy Bayley, will be performing for the first time in Liverpool at Fogherty’s on Blenheim Road just off Smithdown this Saturday. They’ll be supported by 12 amazing vocalists from LIPA for a Big Sing with Swing LIPA Special. Doors from 7pm.

Find out more here.

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