18 things you can do this week in Liverpool (9th March – 15th March 2026)

Spring season is in full swing at our theatres, and restaurants have got their new menus on too, so – especially with Mother’s Day on Sunday

Here are 18 things to do in and around Liverpool this week …

Buddy the Story at the Floral Pavilion 

It’s more than 60 years since the legend Buddy Holly died, but his music lives on and in this award-winning West End show a cast of actor-musicians tells his life story, with his greatest songs including That’ll Be The Day, Oh Boy, Rave On, La Bamba and Peggy Sue. From Tuesday to Saturday.

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Breakfast at Bold Street Coffee inside Duke Street Market

Bold Street Coffee opened in Duke Street Market at the start of the year, daytimes Thurs-Sun, and it’s already one of its most popular traders, especially for breakfasts and brunch. Go for a full fry-up BSC style or stick with one of BSC’s signature buoys, toasted brioche stuffed with brekkie favourites.

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Mother’s Day Epstein Theatre 

The Epstein’s got a fabulous feelgood show on Mother’s Day afternoon in the intimate surroundings of its bar, with plenty of laughs and great live music. The one and only Crissy Rock heads the line-up with Liverpool soul singer Joe Spears and rising local star Fate. Ticket only or add a brunch option.

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The Shoop Shoop Show at M&S Bank Arena

Cher is unbelievable live, but there aren’t many chances to see her so this is the next best thing – The Shoop Shoop Show at the Arena on Thursday is like a massive Cher party, with music from vocalist Rachael Hawnt, the winner of ITV’s Starstruck, and stunning outfits spanning her whole iconic career. 

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Mum’s Jukebox at Fredriks

If your mum’s a music fan then she’ll love this – Fred’s on Hope Street has got Mum’s Jukebox on Sunday, which combines a delicious three-course Sunday roast, all the classic trimmings plus indulgent puds with a DJ set made up of mums’ favourite tunes which each table gets to nominate.

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Make a day of it at Strawberry Field

Strawberry Field is such a lovely place for a day out, so good it’s just won Small Visitor Attraction of the Year again at the City Region Tourism Awards! Discover one of the city’s most famous Beatles locations, see Lennon’s Imagine piano, and enjoy a walk in the gardens then lunch in the café.

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A Night at the Opera by Candlelight at St George’s Hall 

Opera lovers are in for a treat at St George’s Hall on Sunday because it’s hosting a candlelit concert by London Concertante featuring some of the best-loved opera arias and overtures from Madame Butterfly, Tosca, The Barber of Seville, Carmen and more including the incredible Nessun Dorma.

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Good times at Junkyard Golf in Liverpool ONE

Crazy golf at Junkyard is one of the best things to do with your mates, family or on a date because you’re guaranteed good times with every round. Cocktails and tunes make the ideal party atmosphere, and if you go after 9pm every day for a Late Night Golf session you’ll get 50% off.

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Priscilla Queen of the Desert at the Empire

For a night out that’s a full-on musical extravaganza packed with amazing disco classics it’s got to be Priscilla Queen of the Desert, at the Empire all week until Saturday. Strictly favourite Kevin Clifton gets his heels on to star in the show which has had audiences on their feet for three decades.

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St Patrick’s Day Weekender at BOXPARK

March has been about St Patrick’s events at BOXPARK thanks to a collab with Jameson’s Irish whiskey, and this Friday’s a big one – it’s painting the town green and throwing a pre-Paddy’s Party from 4pm to 11pm, with live music from one of the best Irish duos, plus resident DJ Tizzle and BOX Bingo.

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The Constant Wife at the Playhouse 

Actress Kara Tointon takes the lead in a Royal Shakespeare Company production of W. Somerset Maugham’s 1920s comedy The Constant Wife, at the Playhouse from Tuesday to Saturday. Sharply funny, it’s had brilliant reviews and alongside a great cast there’s original music by Jamie Cullum.

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Midweek dining at Herd on Smithdown Road

If you want to boost your midweek with something really tasty, especially if you love a steak, head to Herd on Smithdown for some of the best anywhere in the city. Choose from 28-day aged prime cuts, double patty beef burgers, or chicken burgers with a secret spiced recipe coating.

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Visit the Farm Shop at Claremont Farm

It’s one of the best times of the year to buy fresh produce, so it makes sense to get it from a farm shop. Claremont’s has lots of fresh fruit and veg from nearby, a butcher’s counter, an irresistible  selection of farmhouse cheeses and fresh bakes from local bakeries – even then milk is local!

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Learn and play at Catalyst Discovery Centre

Kids love learning outside the classroom, when it doesn’t even feel like learning, and Catalyst in Widnes is a fantastic place for them to do it. You’ll find interactive exhibits, museum archives and historical galleries, as well as fun family shows and hands-on workshops for all ages. Open Tues-Sun.

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See the city like never before on a Shiverpool Tour

Liverpool has so many ways to find out all about our city, but none of come with the theatrical flair and chilling storytelling of Shiverpool. If you’ve not been on one of their award-winning tours yet, get booking for Hope Street, Liverpool’s seven original streets or the city’s ghostly necropolis. 

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Dine on the deck at Daffodil 

Daffodil in Canning Dock is a genuinely unique venue, where you can dine and drink onboard a converted Mersey Ferry. The food is top notch and as well as the restaurant menu, there’s an all day bar menu available every day, 12 until 6pm, perfect for sandwiches and sharing small plates.

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Soak in the culture at The Bluecoat

The Bluecoat is a historic gem where there’s always creative things going on – you can catch an exhibition, join a workshop, or pick up a new read at the Book Market on Friday and Saturday. This Friday, from 2pm, you can also take a free Heritage Tour, as part of National Lottery Open Week.

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Overnight stay in the city at Radisson RED

There’s never a bad time to treat yourself to an overnight at the super-stylish Radisson RED, but with spring finally here this feels like the best excuse. Overlooking St George’s Hall, it couldn’t be handier for everything in the city centre, and if you’re going to the Empire it’s right on the doorstep!

Find out more here.

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