Your Going Out Guide to Easter Weekend in Liverpool with 15 things you can do

Easter Weekend in Liverpool is looking huge with loads on across town for you to enjoy.

The four-day Easter weekend in Liverpool is definitely in sight now, so if you’re lucky enough to be getting a decent break, here’s our big Easter Bank Holiday Going Out Guide …

Madre’s outside space has launched for summer

When the sun’s out, it’s time to get the margaritas out and there’s no better place to enjoy one – with a taco or two obviously – than outside Madre in Anchor Courtyard at the Albert Dock. There are loads of veggie options and from Easter Monday they’re open every day from midday.

Check it out here.

Tainted Love at Camp and Furnace

Looking for some 80s pop tunes to make your weekend? Head to Camp and Furnace on Good Friday because they’ve got the Tainted Love 80s night with all the hits from Blondie to Bowie, Madonna, Spandau and Duran and Duran, a live band, dancers and giant Rubik’s cubes!

Find out more here.

Oh Me Oh My rooftop is back open

This has got to be one of the best rooftop spaces in the whole city and it’s back open just in time for the long weekend – Goodness Gracious, above Oh Me Oh My and facing the Liver Buildings, is a perfect spot for cocktails, from 12noon, weather permitting.

Head to their website.

Read our list of 53 Liverpool bars you must try in 2023 here.

Bombed Out Church Bar is back

Speaking of outdoor bevs, that’s gins, beers and cocktails, as well as some lovely food, the Garden Bar and Café is back open in the grounds of the Bombed Out Church and it’s a top sunny pick, open Thurs-Mon, plus there’s an Easter Egg trail on over the weekend for kids.

Find out more here.

Church at GBar – Easter Sunday

The DJ legend that is John Cotton is reliving some amazing memories and returning to the Church Room at GBar on Easter Sunday for the first time in years so it’s one not to be missed. From 11pm-4am, Andy Mac’s doing the first hour then it’s JC for the next four.

Get your tickets here.

Easter Sunday with Anton Powers at Navy Bar

Just along the road, on Stanley Street, Anton Powers is in charge at the Navy Bar for a very special Easter Sunday night of funky house. He’ll have support from residents Andy Mc and Pete West and live dancers taking the party through from 10pm to 4am.

Check it out.

Showtime at Alberts Schloss

Showtime at Alberts Schloss is guaranteed to be full of weird and wunderbar performances, music and cabaret, and the Easter weekender kicks off with the Friday Frolich til 2am, the Pleasure Palace on Saturday, Sunday Service with a roast on Sunday and guest DJ on Monday.

Book here.

Easter Fiesta at Rev De Cuba, Albert Dock

If four days off isn’t the best excuse for a bit of a fiesta then nothing is – head to Rev de Cuba at the Dock from 9pm on Sunday for an Easter Fiesta packed with samba dancers, live music, DJs, sparklers and a whole lot of confetti on til 2am.

Find out more.

Cocktails at Castle St Townhouse

Castle Street’s a proper little suntrap in the afternoons as well as being a great place to go at night. Castle St Townhouse has got plenty of outdoor seating for day and evening, and a fantastic cocktail list including classic and signature martinis to make Easter taste amazing.

Have a peak here.

Live music, sport and lots of Guinness at Punch Tarmey’s

There’s a Bank Holiday hattrick to love right there – a line-up of live music, live sport on the big screens and free-flowing pints of the black stuff.  And if Guinness isn’t what you fancy, you could always go for a cheeky Aperol and pretend it’s an actual holiday.

Check out their website.

Zenn’s Groove on the Roof on Saturday 

It’s 100% looking like rooftop weather coming up for the weekend so get to Zenn on Victoria Street where there’s Groove on the Roof on Saturday – a night of disco, funky house and some absolute 70s and 80s classics. It’s on from 6pm so a nice early start, til midnight.

Find out more.

Everybody Dance at Metrocola on Harman Street

Got to get on the dancefloor and get shifting all those Easter eggs – you can do it at Metrocola on Hardman Street because they’ve got non-stop house and disco on Easter Sunday night with residents and guest DJs from 8pm til 3am. 

Take a peak.

Show Me Luv Easter Sunday special at Ten Streets Social 

There’s a huge line-up over at Ten Streets Social for the Show Me Luv Easter Special on Sunday. After a lock-out on NYE, it’s back with DJs in the outside garden from 4pm to 11pm and then the main arena warehouse from 10pm to 4am with Ian Longo, Mick Willow, Ant Armstrong and lots more.

Get your tickets here.

Classy cocktails at the Royal Institution

Royal Institution on Colquitt Street is such a gorgeous venue and it’s got a beauty of a cocktail list to match. If you’ve got a sweet tooth – doesn’t everybody at Easter? – then you need to find room in your life for the rich little smoothie Bernard’s Banoffee.

Take a look here.

Lates at Gaucho

Everything about Gaucho is spot-on, from the stunning décor to the incredible steaks, and on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays it gets even better because that’s when Gaucho Lates brings an Argentinian-style party with DJs and live entertainment from 7.30pm til late.

Find out more here.