14 things you can do this week in Liverpool (10 March – 16 March 2025)

We’re soaking up the sunshine on the Mersey riviera, so if it’s given you a boost to get out more too, here are 14 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Blood Brothers at Liverpool Empire

A strong contender for Liverpool’s favourite ever musical, Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers returns to the Empire this Tuesday until Saturday March 22. Tissues ready as Niki Colwell Evans reprises her role as Mrs Johnstone, with songs including Bright New Day, Marilyn Monroe and tear-jerker Tell Me It’s Not True.

More info here.

St Patrick’s Day Weekender at BOXPARK

The Guinness is going to be flowing this weekend as Liverpool is taken over by massive St Patrick’s Day celebrations. Kick things off on Friday at BOXPARK with St Patrick’s Day themed Drag Bingo, complete with pot-o-luck bingo cards, River Dancing games and live music from the Sky Larks.

More info here.

Bombed Out Church Makers Market on Sunday

Spring means Makers’ Markets are back and hopefully in the suns at the Bombed Out Church. From 10am to 4pm this Sunday, you’ll find some of the region’s best makers, bakers and creators. It’s free and if you make a £1 donation on entry it goes towards the church upkeep and community projects. 

More info here.

Carabao Cup Final screening at M&S Bank Arena 

Anyone who didn’t manage to get a ticket to see Liverpool take on Newcastle on Sunday needn’t miss out on the incredible atmosphere of the match because the Arena is showing it live. Fans can join the crowd to watch all the action on a giant screen. Doors open at 2.30pm for kick-off at 4.30pm.

More info here.

Chill out at The Municipal Spa

If you feel like a pampering, make sure you treat yourself in style with a luxurious day at The Municipal Hotel spa. You can swim in the amazing 16-metre pool with city views, relax in the sauna and stream room or book in for a treatment – there’s a dual suite if you go with a mate or your mum.

More info here.

Be wowed with Beatles memorabilia at The Beatles Story

Fab Four fans come from all over the world to the Beatles Story Albert Dock to see to original memorabilia – from Geroge’s first guitar to John’s last piano – and recreate big moments in their career including the Cavern and Abbey Road Studios so if you love the band it’s a don’t miss experience. 

More info here.

Sunday Roast at The Childwall Abbey Pub

Liverpool’s spoilt for choice with so many gorgeous roasts, but The Childwall Abbey is pretty confident it’s got one of the best with delicious food and a lovely welcoming atmosphere for the whole family. Choose from beef, turkey or chicken, plus there are veggie and vegan options and kids versions.

More info here.

Ghost Stories is on at the Playhouse

Audiences coming out of this show say how genuinely scared they are so if you love a bit of a nerve-jangling fright fest at the theatre, this one’s for you! Ghost Stories is back at the Playhouse for a week from Tuesday after having people on the edge of their seat at sell-put shows around the world. 

More info here.

Movie night at ODEON Liverpool ONE followed by drinks at Flight Club

There’s some great films on now, with Oscar winners and contenders like Anora, A Complete Unknown and The Brutalist still showing, Robert Pattinson in Mickey 17 and the return of Bridget. Catch your favourite at the Odeon then keep the night going with drinks and darts at Flight Club Liverpool ONE.

More info here.

Experience Mildred’s Albert Dock Art Trail

If you’re looking for something free and fun to do with the kids, take them on Mildred’s Albert Dock Art Trail. Pick up a booklet from Tate at its temporary home in RIBA North Mann Island and follow Mildred the cat’s map to see if you can find six images of artworks dotted around the inner quay of the dock.

More info here.

Get crafty at All Over The Shop at Metquarter 

Anyone into fashion, vintage or just anything creative should get along to Metquarter because there’s a new opening you’ll love – All Over The Shop is packed with independent brands showcasing local talent including bags, jewellery, clothing and homeware. Keep an eye out for workshops coming soon too.

More info here.

Step into Spring at Speke Hall

All this nice weather’s got us wanting to spend afternoons and evenings just having a wander in the outdoors, like we’ve finally come out of hibernation! For a change from the usual parks, try a visit to Speke Hall – the gardens and entire estate are beautiful and there’s a great hedge maze for kids.

More info here.

Visit the LCR Tourism Awards Pub of the Year, One O’Clock Gun at Royal Albert Dock

One O’Clock Gun feels like a proper pub should, it’s got a nice cosy atmosphere, friendly staff and plenty of pints, pies and cocktails. If the sun’s shining you can grab an outdoor table overlooking the water to make the most of people-watching and try their homemade limoncello in a spritz, you won’t be sorry.

More info here.

Breakfast at Botanico in Woolton

Botanico in Woolton village is such a pretty venue, all decked out in florals, and now’s the perfect time to treat yourself to their delicious breakfast. Go for a whopper fry-up, all kinds of eggs, or try the speciality smashed croissant – fresh-baked buttery croissant stuffed with avo and a choice of extras.

More info here.

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