20 things you can do this week in Liverpool (3 March – 9 March 2025)

All this sunshine’s got us dreaming of gorgeous days and long light nights, so make sure you take full advantage.

Here are 20 things to do in and around Liverpool this week …

Disney On Ice: 100 Years of Wonder at M&S Bank Arena

If you’ve never taken the kids to Disney on Ice at the Arena before then you’re in for a treat – and if you have, don’t miss this one because it’s a gigantic celebration of everything magical about Disney so it’s packed with favourite characters, songs, dazzling costumes and superb skating skills. Thurs-Sun.

More info here.

Pancake Tuesday at LEAF, Albert’s Schloss, Moose & more

It’s Pancake Tuesday this week so, not that we need one, but this is the perfect excuse to try out a few of Liverpool’s most delicious pancakes. LEAF, Alberts Schloss and Moose are among those dropping amazing sweet and savoury specials in honour of the big day.

More info here.

Last chance to see The Peaceful Hour at Liverpool’s Royal Court

Audiences have been loving The Peaceful Hour at the Royal Court because it’s a funny, feelgood trip down memory lane to the days when everyone tuned into Radio City’s late night iconic show, plus it’s all set to a soundtrack of 80s tunes guaranteed to take you back. Until Saturday.

Book tickets here.

International Women’s Day events at Everyman Cinema, Metquarter

This Wednesday is International Women’s Day, and Metquarter and Everyman Cinema are celebrating with an event combining inspirational women from Liverpool’s fashion scene, designer Kirsty Doyle and All Over the Shop founder Bethan Flanagan, with a screening of The Last Showgirl.

More info here.

Start your day at Baby E Coffee & Deli on Dale Street 

Whether you’re heading into work or just having a wander in town and a shop, you always feel more up for the day once you’ve had a tasty breakfast. Get yours off to the best start at Baby E and you can choose everything from the full works to brekkie burritos and eggs all the ways.

More info here.

Now That’s What I Call A Musical at Liverpool Empire

Who doesn’t love a Now That’s What I Call compilation? Now you can soak up hit-after-hit fabulousness in one fun-filled musical directed and choreographed by Craig Revel Horwood. Relive all the classic tunes and if that wasn’t enough the cast includes Sonia! From Tues-Sat.

More info here.

LCR Culture & Creativity Awards take place on Thursday

We reckon our region has the best creatives anywhere in the UK, and these awards shine a spotlight on some of them. They’re presented in 15 categories ranging from Inspirational Young Person to Outstanding Achievement this Thursday at the Floral Pavilion New Brighton.

More info here.

The Dark Destroyer Quiz at Bierkeller

Ever watched The Chase and fancied your chances of taking on one of the Chasers? Well now you can see if you’d really do as well as you think because The Dark Destroyer, aka Shaun Wallace, is hosting what’s billed as a brutal quiz night at Bierkeller Liverpool ONE this Thursday.

Find out more here.

Tasty Italian at Amici on Aigburth Road

If you’re looking for top quality Italian food with a neighbourhood restaurant feel, get to Amici on the corner of Aigburth Road and Mersey Road because it’s got both. The menu has a selection of pastas and pizzas alongside mains and steaks from the grill, plus it does a top Sunday roast.

More info here.

Bongo’s Bingo 10th anniversary at Exhibition Centre Liverpool

Can you believe it’s 10 years since Bongo’s mayhem was born? It’s had crowds all over the world doing dance-offs for Henry Hoovers, now to celebrate its big birthday it’s back home with a huge night and special guests including Blue’s Simon Webbe and Lee Ryan, this Friday and Saturday.

More info here.

Last chance to experience Conversations at Walker Gallery

For art that gets you thinking, don’t miss Conversations at the Walker, on until Sunday. Featuring paintings, sculpture and video from the last 10 years, it brings together the work of 40 groundbreaking Black women and non-binary artists who are reshaping contemporary British art.

More info here.

Fight Night live at BOXPARK – Natasha Jonas V Lauren Price

Liverpool boxing legend Natasha Jonas is back in the ring this Friday and fight fans can catch all the action at BOXPARK as she takes on Lauren Price to become undisputed women’s welterweight world champion, with pre-fight bingo, DJs and an incredible atmosphere.

More info here.

Sunday Roast at Wavertree Town Hall

We’re spoilt for choice for super-tasty roasts in this city, and the one at Wavertree Town Hall is right up there with the best. It gets great reviews from happy customers, with two or three courses and a choice of meats and a veggie/vegan option, so make sure it’s on your to-try list.

More info here.

Must-See Month week three

Must-See Month, organised by BID Liverpool, is heading into its third week, showcasing Liverpool’s brilliant arts and culture scene. Experience more for yourself with a line-up of special events, including plenty of family-friendly ones, as well as exclusive discounts and food and drink offers. 

More info here.

Martin Kemp takes you back to the 80s at the Floral Pavilion

If you’re going to go back to the 80s, there’s no better way than one of its stars – Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp is one of the biggest DJs on the club circuit with his Back to the 80s sets and this Saturday he’ll be playing back-to-back hits from the decade at the Floral Pavilion. 

More info here.

Drinks at Arts Bar Liverpool on Hope Street

Arts Bar is such a cool venue because, like the name says, it combines the city’s creative scene and a great place for drinks, whether that’s a daytime coffee or beers and cocktails at night. Live music, DJs, exhibitions – there’s always something on and a really friendly vibe.

More info here.

Shirley Valentine at the Everyman Theatre

Liverpool’s home to one of theatre’s most-loved heroines, Shirley Valentine, and now Willy Russell’s one-woman play is back at the Everyman. Helen Carter takes on the role of Shirley, the 40-something who goes on holiday to Greece and in search of more to her life. Now until March 29.

More info here.

Doggy Brunch at Nova Scotia

Every good boy (and girl) has the second Saturday of every month in their doggy diary because that’s when Nova Scotia at Mann Island hosts its Doggy Brunch! Order yourself a breakfast brioche and hot drink and your pooch will get a free mini doggy brekkie and pupachino, from 8.30am to 11am.

More info here.

Glitterbox Liverpool at Blackstone Street Warehouse

The world famous Glitterbox takes over Blackstone Street Warehouse this Saturday for a massive day party from 2pm to 11pm. The line-up features Purple Disco Machine, David Morales, Melvo Baptiste, and Minna The Duke and tickets are selling fast so if you fancy it, don’t miss out.

More info here.

Signs of spring at a walk in Port Sunlight Village 

It’s such a lovely time of year to head out for a walk, with everything bursting back into life for spring, so if you want something a bit different to a regular park wander, try a visit to Port Sunlight Village where you’ll discover a fascinating part of our history and explore 130 acres of beautiful gardens and parks.

More info here.

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