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

We’ve made it to February at last and we’re looking forward to what a new month’s got for us. Get it off to a great start with these 15 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Breakfast at Suburbs Patisserie on Allerton Road

Open Wednesday to Sunday, Suburbs is a lovely little indie patisserie and the perfect place to go for a fresh-baked brekkie. Bestselling Breakfast Supremes include buttery croissant stuffed with sausage, bacon, fried egg, latke and cheese, or a veggie beauty with fried egg, spinach, latke, chili jam and aioli.

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Strictly Live Tour at M&S Bank Arena

If you love the glitterball magic of Strictly on TV, you have to see it live because the glamour and dance skills look even more amazing in person. The Strictly Live Tour is at the Arena this Thursday and Friday, with judges and contestants from the last series plus the return of favourite Layton Williams.

Find out more here.

Robbie Williams plays Liverpool Olympia

Fans of Robbie won’t need any reminders that this Friday he’s back in the city for what’s sure to be an incredible intimate gig at the Olympia. It’s part of a series of ‘Long ‘90s’ shows to coincide with his latest album, Britpop, which has become a record-breaking 16^th album to make it to number one.

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Get your game on at new venue Star Pins on School Lane

Gaming is always fun, especially if you’re with a group of mates or family, and now there’s a brilliant new venue in town where you can do it. Star Pins has the lot: ten-pin bowling, ice-free curling, tech darts, karaoke, shuffleboard, and an arcade, plus tasty food and drink – loser pays obviously!

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DJs Seb Fontaine & Graeme Park play the Palm House

There aren’t many better places in the city – or even the UK – for a club night than the Palm House in Sefton Park, under the glass dome and surrounded by greenery. This weekend it’s got two DJ legends: Seb Fontaine will be doing a special 3-hour set on Friday, then it’s Graeme Park on Saturday.

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Explore the gems inside Red Brick Market

Red Brick in the Baltic has just celebrated its 10^th birthday and it keeps getting better, with fantastic indie traders under one roof. Whether you love vintage, collectibles, quirky household stuff, handmade jewellery or candles, you’ll find it all and more, and you can grab a coffee and a bite to eat there too.

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Visit new Hope Street pub, The Shandon Bells

From the owners of Hope Street pubs like The White Hart, as well as The Pilgrim and Mayflower nearby, The Shandon Bells has got more of a 1960s Irish vibe than old Victorian but it’s still a great new boozer well worth a try. Pop for pints, Taytos, toasties and you might catch some trad Irish music too.

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Keep the kids busy at Bubbles World of Play in New Brighton

If you’ve got kids age 11 or under, let them and their imaginations run wild at Bubbles World of Play in New Brighton. It’s the biggest children’s soft play area in the country, with over 30 different themed zones, as well as a role play area for little ones, to test their sense of adventure and their stamina!

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The Music of Prince by candlelight at St George’s Hall

For Prince fans this is going to be a memorable night packed with hits against the historic backdrop of St George’s Hall. The Music of Prince: the Candlelight Concert on Thursday will feature top class singers and a live band performing his iconic songs in a way you’ll have never seen them before.

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Pilgrim reopens in Allerton

Award-winning restaurant Pilgrim, which featured on TV in My Million Pound Menu then won lots of fans upstairs at Duke Street Market, is back at a new venue on Allerton Road. Like its successful predecessor, regularly-changing menus are inspired by the Camino de Santiago.

Find out more here.

Try burgers from Bernie’s

Burgers at Bernie’s are absolutely huge, it’s no wonder there’s queues to get them. With specials like BBQ pulled pork, and the giant gravy and brisket burger – not forgetting mac n cheese bites – you’ll find them behind Pastille bakery on Bath Street by Princes Dock, 4-10pm Thurs-Sun.

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Titanic Exhibition at White Star Line Hotel

If you’re fascinated by the story of Titanic, and who isn’t, this exhibition of rare artefacts at the White Star Line Hotel James Street is a must-see. It features a wooden deckchair, personal letters, a fragment of sheet music and a section of the Grand Staircase. Until March 10.

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First Port Sunlight Village market of 2026

There’s always something going on at Port Sunlight Village and this Sunday it’s the Market which is filled with stalls selling everything from farm-fresh fruit and veg and award-winning cheeses, locally-sourced honey and artisan bakes to original gifts and crafts. Free entry, 9am-1pm.

Find out more here.

Southport Jazz Festival

Jazz is massive at the moment and fans will be descending on Southport this weekend for live music across three days and nights at The Grand on Lord Street. A packed programme includes the Swingtime Big Band featuring Liane Carroll and Emma Holcroft, and The Clare Teal 5.

Find out more here.

The Hot Place Sauna opens on Wirral

Fancy an exhilarating hot/cold plunge experience to get your blood pumping? The Hot Place Sauna in Thurstaston has a wood-fired sauna inside a converted horsebox to warm you up plus an outdoor cold plunge and it’s available for private hire if you want it just for mates or family.

Find out more here.

Laura’s Deli 

Foodies looking to shop local and stock up with top quality produce should head to Laura’s Deli on Dovedale Road in Mossley Hill because it’s got a great selection including natural wines, cheeses, dressings, sauces and marinades, honeys and jams, kimchi and kombucha. 

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Breakfast from Kiosk Coffee in Freshfield

Right next to Freshfield train station, Kiosk Coffee makes an ideal indie morning pitstop if you’re heading out for a walk. There’s a selection of pastries including filled croissants, or you could go for the healthy option with homemade granola, Greek yoghurt and fresh fruit.

Find out more here.

Cast’s gig at Jacaranda Baltic

Scouse heroes Cast are back on stage in the city this Saturday, with two album launch shows at Jacaranda Baltic, coinciding with Independent Venue Week. There’s one at 4pm and a second at 7pm, both 14+, and a limited number of tickets are still available for the afternoon gig.

Find out more here.

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

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

From the best hotels, beauty spots, days out, food and more up North – visit thenorthernguide.com and follow The Northern Guide on Instagram HERE.