Imagine

Imagine 
1 – 10th August
St George’s Hall Area 

A family festival with colourful theatrical splendour. A place where children of all ages will be amazed and entertained and will wish the summer holidays could last for ever.

From the 7 – 10 August the St George’s Hall area comes to life with dazzling colour and amazing entertainment. Meet the inhabitants of Roopville, watch theatre in a box, join in Nutkhut’s miniature cinema, Sensazione’s performing fairground, and see what’s making toddlers go completely Oogly Boogly. 

Sensazione
August 7-10
St George’s Plateau, Liverpool

You could play a part in bringing this amazing theatrical spectacle to life.

The funfair is a colourful world of mobile entertainment, light and noise, where a sensation-seeking crowd meets strange and exciting show characters.

Sensazione is unlike any funfair you have seen before – it runs on physical energy and the enthusiasm of the audience: the rides won’t start moving until you use your muscles!

Once past the gateway, you are free to roam the fairground - a colourful carnival where show people bombard you with tales of wonder and extraordinary requests.

Laika and Time Circus have joined forces to bring this magical show to Liverpool.

Time Circus Collective, a travelling company from Antwerp, has built Sensazione with commitment and daring - its a place where man truly blends with machine and boundaries are blurred between artists and visitors.

Come down and enjoy all the fun of the fair!

Liverpool Children’s Festival
10 August 
The Imaginary City 2008

The inhabitants of Liverpool's twin city 'Roopville' who come in all colours, shapes and sizes and have a variety of unusual abilities will appear in Liverpool City Centre's Museums District on 10th August 2008 for 1 day only.

Activities will be running in The World Museum, The Walker Art Gallery, Central Library, St George’s Hall, St Johns Gardens and William Brown Street. Come down to the Museum District between 11am and 4.pm to join Drumming, Art Car, The Party Bus, The Beach, The Fruit Pharmacy, Circus Skills, Drama, The Laughter Clinic, The Big Parade and much more.

The Liverpool Children's Festival is an arts and cultural event for children and young people, planned by children and young people.