Author: Sarah Latcham

With the festive season almost here, the Liverpool Christmas Market is ready to welcome visitors. The Market opens on November 18th and remains open until Christmas Eve. While the official closing time is 10 pm, on Christmas Eve, it closes at 5 pm. Along with plenty of food choices, including traditional Scouse and fiery Mexican,… Continue reading Liverpool’s Christmas Markets are back!

Liverpool is releasing merchandise based on the branding used for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. This branding was used across the city in the run-up to the contest, adorning over 100 flags and banners in key areas of the city centre. These items will now be turned into extremely limited-edition memorabilia, with all proceeds going… Continue reading Eurovision – From Flags to Bags

The announcement that the English National Opera (ENO) will be collaborating with Greater Manchester to establish a new site for the opera company has received a response from the Leader of Liverpool City Council Liam Robinson and Mayor of Liverpool City Region Steve Rotheram. Councillor Liam Robinson commented, “We would like to congratulate Manchester. We’re… Continue reading English National Opera decision

A group of 100 young and talented children from 24 different schools across Liverpool recently came together to form the collaborative youth choir, #100VoicesUnited. Led by Resonate Liverpool’s Music Hub, the choir put on an unforgettable performance with the Ukrainian Children’s Choir in front of 8,000 people at Wembley Arena. The audience was blown away… Continue reading BLOG: United by Music, Powered by Song

Liverpool City Council’s Film Office has achieved its busiest year on record, with 301 film and TV productions choosing the Liverpool City Region to shoot their stories. In 2021, the Film Office hosted 1,933 film days, supported 1,493 full-time equivalent jobs, and £43.6 million was added to the local economy. The Liverpool City Region attracted… Continue reading Liverpool Film Office kickstarts 35th anniversary celebrations with busiest year to date