16 things you can do this week in Liverpool (23rd March – 29th March 2026)

We’re heading towards clocks going forward weekend which is the best news if you’re summer obsessed.

Make the week even better with these 16 things to do in Liverpool …

Last week for ‘Two’ at Shakespeare North

Audiences have been loving Brookie favourites Michael Starke and Sarah White on stage together in this classic play by Jim Carwright. Their performances are brilliant, playing all 14 characters who walk into a northern pub over the course of a single night. It’s on at Shakespeare North until this Saturday.

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The Bus Yard returns to Crosby on Friday

As if the whole clocks shifting thing wasn’t enough, here’s another big sign of summer we’ve been waiting for … The Bus Yard is back open on Crosby marina from this Friday, 11am until 8pm, kicking off a whole season of outdoor live music, DJs, fantastic street food and cocktails in the sun.

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Waiting for Godot continues at the Everyman Theatre

Reviews for this production have been outstanding so if you love theatre at its best it’s a must-see. A powerful new interpretation of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot reunites Everyman legends Matthew Kelly and George Costigan as two friends sharing a seemingly endless wait. On until April 4.

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Greg Davies at M&S Bank Arena

When it comes to frantic stand-up storytelling, the Taskmaster himself Greg Davies is a master. The 6ft 8in star of TV shows like The Inbetweeners, The Cleaner and Never Mind The Buzzcocks brings his mammoth Full Fat Legend tour to the Arena on Wednesday for a night of comedy mayhem.

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Up Next Festival at the Unity

There’s a chance to see amazing talent, performances and workshops at the Unity this week with the Up Next Festival running from Wednesday to Saturday. The whole festival, which is now in its fifth year, is a celebration of creativity with a great line-up of local artists showcasing work in progress pieces.

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Richard Ashcroft at M&S Bank Arena

The Verve frontman makes a long-awaited return to Liverpool headlining what’s sure to be a memorable night at the Arena on Thursday. After supporting Oasis on their massive reunion tour last year, he’s here with a set packed with hits like Bittersweet Symphony, The Drugs Don’t Work and A Song for the Lovers.

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Breakfast at LEAF on Smithdown Road

The atmosphere, and the food, at Leaf on Smithdown is top level whatever time of the day you go but it’s known for its breakfasts for good reason. There’s various full Englishes, including veggie and vegan, all kinds of eggs like Turkish and Shakshuka and an irresistible cinnamon brioche toast.

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After work drinks at Ours on Castle Street

Celebrate the end of a workday (that’s more than enough reason) by going for a few drinks at Ours on Castle Street. The place has a lovely cool European feel to it, so it’s just right for cocktails and if you head there on Fridays between 5pm and 7pm you can make the most of Aperitivo time.

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Explore the North’s most visited attraction: the Museum of Liverpool

It’s one of our museum gems, loved by visitors locally and from all over the world, and now the Museum of Liverpool has been named number one in the 2025 Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) Northern list. Get down to the waterfront and see for yourself why it deserves top place.

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Liverpool Indoor Funfair returns for Spring

Even though we’ve got one eye on sunshine days already, they’re not guaranteed but with the family-friendly Liverpool Indoor Funfair nothing can’t spoil your plans. It’s back at the Exhibition Centre from this Saturday until April 12 with loads of heart-racing rides for all ages and quiet sessions too. 

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Romeo & Juliet at the Floral Pavilion

Shakespeare’s most famous love story comes to the Floral Pavilion New Brighton stage on Tuesday and Wednesday this week in a bold new production that combines all the passion, rivalry, intensity and tragedy of the tale of the star-crossed lovers from the feuding Montagues and Capulets.

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Family fun at Bubbles’ World of Play in New Brighton

If you’re looking for somewhere to entertain the kids and let them have fun running off excess energy, Bubbles World of Play ticks all the boxes. It’s ideal for kids from little ones up to age 11, with over 30 different themed zones to discover, a mini city role play area, kids Olympic assault course and lots more.

Find out more here.

Support Rice Lane Farm by giving it a visit!

For decades Rice Lane City Farm in Walton has been a great place where families can spend time with animals, but it’s a charity so we need to support it to keep it going. It does amazing work rehoming animals and caring for them as well as so much more in the community, so visit and donate if you can.

Find out more here.

Sunday Roast at Hawksmoor Liverpool

It recently picked up Restaurant of the Year at the LCR Tourism Awards, and fans don’t need any reminder why Hawksmoor rates so highly. The Sunday Roast is really special with a choice of dry aged rump or sirloin, a veggie Wellington, or Sunday feasting with prime cuts and trimmings for sharing.

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Take in the sights with a walk around Hale Village and Lighthouse

For a walk that’s got interesting landmarks to spot along the way, head to Hale Village and if you set off from the Childe of Hale pub you can go on a two-mile circular route taking in Mersey estuary views, the historic 120-year-old Hale Head lighthouse and the famous Childe of Hale statue to folk legend John Middleton.

Cocktails at the new Dishoom Permit Room

Really delicious Indian food is obviously the main attraction at the new Dishoom Permit Room next to the Town Hall, but don’t miss out on the cocktails. There’s some gorgeous classics with a twist on there including the Summerhouse Negroni, Chai Caffe Martini, Orange Wine Margs and Mangosteen Dairquiri.

Find out more here.

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