15 things you can do this week in Liverpool (24 February – 2 March 2025)

We don’t want to jinx things but it’s definitely starting to feel like spring out there and there’s nothing better – make the most of it by getting out and if you need some ideas, here are 15 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Enjoy lunch at The Welsford Bistro inside Liverpool Cathedral

You’re not likely to find anywhere more impressive to have lunch, probably in the entire country, than The Welsford Bistro. You can take in the magnificent cathedral, then have a gorgeous meal – the fish and chips gets top reviews and so do the homemade cakes, including a choice of GF and vegan ones.

More info here.

The Peaceful Hour continues at Liverpool’s Royal Court

For a funny, warm-hearted trip down memory lane, you won’t beat The Peaceful Hour at the Royal Court. Remember the late-night show on Radio City? It’s been turned into a stage show that audiences are loving thanks to its Scouse humour and a brilliant soundtrack of 80s cheesy tunes. Until March 8.

More info here.

Experience at Liverpool FC Stadium Tour

The Reds are absolutely flying and if you want to celebrate what’s been an amazing season, the Anfield Experience is the ultimate way. You’ll get to spend the day like a VIP, going on the stadium tour, getting exclusive behind the scenes access to the ground, meeting legends, enjoying great food and much more!

More info here.

Enjoy a new lunch menu at Stoke at Radisson RED

Stoke at Radisson RED is a super-stylish choice for lunch or dinner because not only does it have a perfect location, right opposite St George’s Hall, it has delicious regularly-changing seasonal dishes. It’s new spring lunch menu has just landed, so treat yourself 12.30pm-4pm, and sample some cocktails too.

More info here.

Circa Waves play Liverpool Olympia on Saturday

Liverpool bands playing home gigs are always something special, and this Saturday it’s indie rock band Circa Waves who’ll be packing out the Olympia as part of their huge UK, European and US Love & Death 2025 Tour with special guests Peace and Corella. 

More info here.

See the city like never before with Shiverpool

To see a different side to Liverpool, one that’s more grisly and ghostly, book on to an award-winning Shiverpool tour because they’re masters of mixing history with humour and spine-tingling moments. Brace yourself to get Shivers around Hope Street and in hidden parts of the city you never knew existed.

More info here.

Watch the match in style at Dicey Reilly’s

Tickets for home matches for the Reds and Blues are like gold dust, but if you want to watch the game with a fantastic atmosphere, Dicey Reilly’s in Wolstenholme Square is the next best thing to being there. Grab a spot and you can get drinks and tuck into a Dicey’s Sharing Box while you watch the goals go in!

More info here.

Shirley Valentine at Everyman Theatre 

Some shows never get old, especially for Liverpool audiences, and Willy Russell’s one-woman play Shirley Valentine is definitely one of those. It’s back at its original home, on the Everyman stage from this Saturday for a run until March 29, with Liverpool actor Helen Carter taking on the role of Shirley.

More info here.

Breakfast at Space on Aigburth Road

Aigburth Road is full of little gem places to eat and Space, on the corner of Mersey Road, is high on that list. It’s just had a full refurb so it’s looking even better, and it has a great menu that covers everything from a big breakfast or just a quick coffee to tasty mains in the evening plus the service is really friendly.

More info here.

Tasty Indian cuisine at Delhi House, Albert Dock

You get two treats all rolled into one when you eat at Delhi House because you won’t just be able to enjoy some fabulous Indian dishes including a dedicated vegan menu – heads up, the mom’s buttered chicken tikka masala is a real star – you can soak up the gorgeous surroundings at the Albert Dock too.

More info here.

E-Karting at Gravity Max in Liverpool ONE

If you’re a bit of a thrill-seeker and looking for an adrenalin-filled heart-racing experience, you need to head straight for Gravity Max in Liverpool ONE – above M&S – and try out E-Karting. It’s a fast fun way to take on your mates, partner or the family around the track to see who’s crosses the line as champion.

More info here.

Experience Conversations at Walker Gallery

Art is meant to raise questions and get us thinking, and that’s exactly what Conversations at the Walker does. The free to see exhibition features work including paintings, sculpture and video by around 40 leading Black women and non-binary artists who are at the forefront of contemporary British art today.

More info here.

Get your skates on at the Invisible Wind Factory Rollerdrome

There aren’t that many things a group of mates or family will all love, no matter how good everyone is at it, but Rollerdrome at IWF is totally one, because there are sessions for all ages and skills and even if you’re not exactly great on your skates you’ll still have fun thanks to the brilliant atmosphere and tunes.

More info here.

25% off the Beatles Story as part of Must-See Month

Liverpool’s arts and culture scene is known as one of the best in the UK and until March 17 you can get the most out of it with a calendar of special events and great discounts thanks to Must-See Month organised by Liverpool BID Company. If you’re a big Beatles fan, don’t miss the chance to save 25% off and relive the Fab Four’s incredible career.

More info here.

Red squirrel spotting in Formby 

The little grey ones in our parks are cute, but if you want to catch a glimpse of rare red squirrels you’ll need to head to Formby Red Squirrel Reserve, one of the few places left in England where you can still see them. While you keep a look-out, you can explore lots of beautiful woodland and it’s only a short walk to the coast.

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