14 things you can do this week in Liverpool (2nd March – 8th March 2026)

Start of March feels like start of spring, which is always really good news – get out and enjoy it with 14 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Dear England at Liverpool Empire

If there’s one thing Liverpool knows all about it’s the passion of footy and this award-winning play captures that perfectly. The National Theatre’s hit production is on its first UK tour, with David Sturzaker and Samantha Womack in the leads, reliving Gareth Southgate’s bid to finally change the Three Lions fortunes.

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Dishoom Permit Room – 50% off your food bill (walk-ins only) 

This has to be one of Liverpool’s biggest openings of the year – Dishoom Permit Room is now on Dale Street inside the old Royal Bank of Scotland building, bringing a gorgeous taste of Bombay plus amazing cocktails from morning to night, and to celebrate its arrival walk-ins get 50% off food until this Wednesday.

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Burgers at Free State Kitchen 

Free State Kitchen off Hope Street is an absolute go-to for anyone who loves massive juicy burgers and toppings – there’s 100% beef, fried buttermilk chicken or veggie and always a few cheeky specials, like the Nacho Burger with homemade blackened salsa, spicy queso sauce and nachos. Pass the napkins!

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Memory of Water continues at the Everyman

We’re all about the award-winning shows this week, and here’s another one at the Everyman. Memory of Water is an emotional rollercoaster, heart-tugging and also riotously funny, centred around three very different sisters who return to their family home after their mum dies. On until Saturday March 14.

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The Original Harlem Globetrotters at M&S Bank Arena

For fast-paced pure entertainment combined with sporting excellence, the world famous Original Harlem Globetrotters are undisputed masters. They’re returning to the Arena this Wednesday as part of their centennial events, showcasing their unique blend of basketball brilliance and on-court comedy.

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Book a fascinating Mersey Tunnel Tour

Most of us are used to going through the tunnels, but how much do we really know about them? Take a Mersey Tunnel Tour for a brilliant behind the scenes look at the Queensway tunnel, including a visit to the original control room and a chance to go down to watch tunnel traffic from below our city streets.​ 

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The War of the Worlds at the Playhouse

Fans of sci-fi will love this innovate show based on H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds. imitating the dog theatre company takes a fresh approach, using camera tricks, intricate miniature model sets and projection to create a unique experience for audiences. At the Playhouse from Wednesday to Saturday. 

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Harry Styles album launch party at Jacaranda Baltic 

As if that incredible opening performance at the Brits wasn’t enough, now we get even more of Harry Styles. The Jac is one of only a few places chosen for an official midnight launch party on Thursday for his new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally with a DJ, giveaways and first chance to get a copy.

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Sunday Roast at Barnacle

We’re squeezing every last delicious plateful out of Sunday roast season while we can and Barnacle’s is seriously good. There’s a choice of meats with all the trimmings, always a veggie option, and the service and atmosphere are spot-on. Roasts are served from 12pm until 6pm so plenty of time to treat yourself. 

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Breakfast at The Wheelbarrow at Greenbank Sports Centre

If you’re south Liverpool way, planning a wander around Greenbank or Sefton Park, set yourself up for the walk with a tasty breakfast at The Wheelbarrow, sister venue to the nearby Watering Can. Go for a full English, with veggie or vegan, or mix it up with a spicy shakshuka or American-style berry waffles.

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Unwind at Wyld Sauna

For the perfect refresher in a wow setting, head to the waterfront Wyld Sauna on Princes Parade and combine a detox in the floating sauna with an invigorating plunge into the dock or one of the ice baths. It’s a great way to get back to nature and unwind, and Wyld now has yoga and pilates sessions too.

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Tuck into Derek’s on College Road Crosby

It’s recently been shown some love by one of the stars of The Sopranos which inspired its New York deli menu, so if you’ve not tried Derek’s before now’s the time to do it. The menu changes regularly, but the grilled cheese sandwich is always a favourite and for fellow Sopranos fans it’s got to be the Moltisanti.

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Get your steps in on the Speke Hall Hidden path trail

If you’re fed up of the same walking routes, here’s a great one to discover – the Speke Hall Hidden Path Trail, which starts at Home Farm courtyard, takes you on a lovely easy walk just over a mile through woodland where you can spot not just the landscape changing in spring, but birds and butterflies too.

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Bookends Festival is on in Halton

There are loads of family-friendly things going on in Halton this March and that includes the Bookends Festival in collaboration with Halton Libraries and Norton Priory Museum & Gardens. From Tuesday until April 2, expect a range of Culture 26 activities, gigs and events to get all ages celebrating a love of books.

Find out more here.

Find even more events on our calendar.

Find out what’s good up North on our new platform, The Northern Guide. 

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