Every year on 28 February we celebrate Global Scouse Day and this year is no different! It’s a day when Liverpudlians, or Scousers, from all over the world cook up a taste of home to celebrate our local dish, scouse. 

If there’s one thing we know how to do in Liverpool it’s to put on a show and one of the best places to head to do that is the M&S Bank Arena! We’ve made a list of top events not to miss in 2021 & 2022 so you can start planning your day out in Liverpool.

On 9 February 1961, The Beatles played their first gig at The Cavern Club and the rest is history, as they say. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of this iconic performance, Spencer Leigh has put together a detailed list of all 292 performances, their dates and any important facts about the shows for us.

Valentine’s Day will be a little different this year due to the national lockdown but there are still plenty of ways you can celebrate in Liverpool at home whilst following the government restrictions. 

We've rounded up the best FREE things to do in Liverpool so you can spend a day with your other half, best friends or the whole family, without spending a penny!

Here's 101 unashamed bucket list items that will help you fall in LOVE with Liverpool and its surrounding areas.

We’re unable to visit our favourite restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops during lockdown but we can still enjoy their incredible food by ordering from them online or collecting in person until they reopen. 

Liverpool’s Cavern Club has been dubbed the most famous club in the world due to its eventful seven decades of life and we couldn't think of a more apt title for it to hold. Delve into the history of this iconic Liverpool landmark. 

As all non-essential retail, attractions and restaurants will have to close from 6 January for a national lockdown, we will be unable to visit our favourite places until they reopen. Until then, we can still support our local businesses by shopping with them online!

We're unable to visit our favourite restaurants and attractions at the moment but we can still buy gift vouchers for Liverpool venues to use at a later date.  

Heading out into the fresh air is important now more than ever and there are so many beautiful places in the Liverpool City Region to explore with your household or support bubble. So wrap up warm and have a look at a few of these out doors spaces.

Liverpool is a city overflowing with art and culture and street art is becoming a huge part of our city’s landscape. In all corners of the city artworks large and small are popping up on the sides of buildings so we've put together a list of a few to see if you can find them. 

Whether you’re a regular visitor to Liverpool or you’ve never been before, it might be more familiar than you think. We have picked out all the films and TV shows that are on Netflix and Amazon Prime that you might just spot a glimpse of Liverpool in! 

During the national lockdown across England beginning 6 January 2021, VisitLiverpool encourages our visitors and friends to follow the government's advice. Keep us in your hearts and minds with our VisitLiverpool, Later activities. 

Please find some further information and answers to Frequently Asked Questions surrounding the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. 

Liverpool is no stranger to being the star of major motion pictures and television shows and this December we’re taking centre stage in the Sky original drama, Tin Star: Liverpool. We’ve picked out some of the most recognisable locations in the Liverpool City Region used for filming the six episode season for you to look out for.

Local businesses are offering residents special offers for taking part in the COVID-19 SMART Testing Scheme taking place across Liverpool. Find out which offers are available here!

Christmas in Liverpool might be a little different this year but it’s certainly not cancelled. The lights are on, the Christmas trees are up and the city is still full of festive cheer. If you’re looking for a way to explore Liverpool with your household or support bubble then follow our Christmas Walk to see it all!

This year, Christmas isn’t cancelled… it’s just different and there are still plenty of things you can get up to in Liverpool this festive season whilst following social distancing rules. From pantos to craft fairs, Christmas shopping and bottomless brunch there’s still lots to do.

In the few weeks running up to Christmas, restaurants, bars and coffee shops have adapted their venues to make sure they are safe for us to visit to celebrate the festive period with our household or support bubble. From bottomless brunch, to festive drinks, roast dinners and Christmas treats, Liverpool has it all. 

Remember the famous giant Father Christmas from Blackler’s Department Store in Liverpool? Well now he's back! To find out what happened to Santa after he left Blackler’s and how he underwent his transformation we spoke to Kay Jones, Lead Curator of Community History at the Museum of Liverpool for all of the magical secrets. 

If there is one thing Liverpool knows how to do it’s put on a show and we have so many theatres and performance spaces in the city to be able to do just that. To help plan your theatrical trip to the city we have put together a theatre guide so you can see what takes your fancy. Let’s get this show on the road!

Christmas shopping might be a little different this year. With the UK being in national lockdown until 2nd December and shops and restaurants being closed until then we will have to adapt how we tick off our Christmas shopping list. 

Even though the UK is in a national lockdown there are still plenty of things you can do online to explore lots of wonderful things Liverpool has to offer.