Author: Sarah Latcham

Restoration work on the Willis Organ’s trellis at St George’s Hall is currently in progress, with funding provided by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The trellis is a stunning decorative element that adds to the beauty and grandeur of this historic instrument, serving both an aesthetic and functional purpose by enhancing its presence and safeguarding… Continue reading Preserving a Liverpool Icon: The Restoration of the Willis Organ’s Trellis

ong>, Anne-Marie and Jax Jones. Taking to the Radio 1 Stage on the Sunday of the event, the band will perform a selection of hits from their highly praised back catalogue, including tracks from their upcoming third album. Tickets to Radio 1’s Big Weekend were snapped up in record time, as fans grabbed the chance… Continue reading HAIM join Sefton Park line-up & outreach programme announced

This year’s Leap Dance Festival features a variety of unique and innovative commissions, showcasing the talent of local artists and companies. Supported by UK Shared Prosperity funding and DaDa, Culture Liverpool and Leap have commissioned eight diverse projects for the festival. These commissions touch on a range of topics, from celebrating community to addressing social… Continue reading Freddy flashmob to fast fashion – Leap Dance Festival commissions revealed

Liverpool will honor eight remarkable individuals with the prestigious Citizen of Honour award in a special ceremony at Liverpool Town Hall. Among the recipients are sisters Natasha Jonas and Nikita Parris, marking a historic moment for the city. The awards will be presented on Wednesday, March 26, to acknowledge the significant contributions made by each… Continue reading Liverpool Honours Eight Outstanding Citizens

tre. The new leaseholders of the Epstein Theatre are Theatrical Times Ltd, who have taken on a 25-year lease of the building from the council with an option to extend. Theatrical Times Ltd have brought in experienced general manager Anthony Proctor to lead the team and oversee the reopening of the theatre. Book tickets for… Continue reading Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre to reopen its doors

The recent BBC drama, titled This City Is Ours, has had a significant impact on the economy of the Liverpool City Region. Reports indicate that the production has boosted the local economy by a staggering £9 million. Set to air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Sunday, the show received funding from the Liverpool… Continue reading Film Office backed BBC drama gives multi-million pound boost to local economy

Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 is set to be a star-studded event, with Aitch, AJ Tracey, Inhaler, Wolf Alice, and more joining the lineup for performances on Saturday, May 24th. This year’s headliner for the Main Stage is BRIT winner Sam Fender, with Myles Smith and Blossoms also taking the stage. The festival, taking place… Continue reading Acts taking to the stage on day 2 of Big Weekend announced

Liverpool’s head of UNESCO City of Music, Kevin McManus, sheds light on the significance of the upcoming Big Weekend festival and the platform it provides for local talent. With less than three months to go, anticipation is mounting as the full line-up for the three-day event is unveiled. While the spotlight naturally gravitates towards the… Continue reading BLOG: Big Weekend supports Liverpool’s emerging artists

The BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 is set to be a three-day music extravaganza filled with top-tier talent, including the likes of Tom Grennan, Katy B, Biffy Clyro, Nia Archives, and The Wombats. The event will kick off with an electrifying opening day on Friday 23 May, with Tom Grennan headlining the Main Stage.… Continue reading Radio 1 Announces Friday’s Big Weekend lineup

A recent study has unveiled the continued positive impact of hosting Eurovision 2023 on the Liverpool City Region. Repeat visitors have contributed an additional £11.1m to the local economy over the past year, complementing the £54.8m generated during the event itself. This has solidified Liverpool’s position as a major global destination, with the city’s visitor… Continue reading Eurovision legacy lives on in Liverpool