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The Watering Can Unveils Its Cosy Autumn/Winter Menu

As the leaves fall in Greenbank Park, The Watering Can is bringing all the autumn vibes, think rich dishes, hearty portions, and a stunning new autumnal entrance installation bursting with burnt orange tones, golden leaves and natural textures. It’s the perfect setting to enjoy a long lunch, lazy brunch, or a catch-up with friends whatever the weather.

The new menu has something for everyone, from snacks and small plates to big comforting dishes that make chilly days a whole lot better. And in true Watering Can style, everything’s made with love, creativity, and the freshest high quality ingredients. Check out their Instagram.

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EXHIBITION

‘Toxteth: The Harlem of Europe’ New Exhibition To Tell The Story of Black Musicians From L8

Toxteth: The Harlem of Europe is now open at the University of Liverpool’s Victoria Gallery & Museum, celebrating the Black musicians of L8 who helped shape modern British music. Running through April 2026, the exhibition pairs striking portraits by Ean Flanders with the stories of legends like The Real Thing, The Chants, and Distinction—the first Black British female group signed to a major label—capturing both their legacy and the new generation carrying it forward.

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THINGS TO DO

River of Light 2025 Brings ‘The Science of Light’ to Liverpool Waterfront

River of Light returns to Liverpool’s waterfront from Friday, October 24, so make your plans now. This year’s theme, The Science of Light, turns the city into a glowing playground of art, tech, and nature, with ten large-scale installations stretching across a 3km trail from the Royal Albert Dock to Liverpool ONE.

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ART

In Full Bloom: New Exhibition at dot-art Gallery Explores the Poetry of Flowers

The dot-art Gallery’s new exhibition In Full Bloom opens this Friday (17 Oct), filling the space with color, emotion, and the poetry of flowers. Featuring works by Frank Leung, Hilary Dron, and Madeleine Pires, the show runs until Nov 29 and celebrates everything from the rhythm of the seasons to the joy of overflowing gardens and the beauty of community-inspired art.

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FAMILY FUN

Halloweenville Returns with a Pirate-Themed Lakeside Adventure at Partridge Lakes

Halloweenville is back at Partridge Lakes (near Warrington), inviting you into a pirate-themed lakeside adventure of sunken ships, skeletal buccaneers, and spooky surprises. Designed as an immersive walk-through experience, it’s packed with eerie lighting, fog, and cinematic sets. Perfect for families, couples, and anyone chasing a dose of Halloween magic. Runs until Sunday 2 November 2025.

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THEATRE

A Fairytale Spectacle: The Sleeping Beauty Coming To Liverpool Empire

The Sleeping Beauty is on the Liverpool Empire from Thursday, October 23 to Saturday, October 25, bringing a fairytale spectacle to the stage. Presented by English National Ballet, this production pairs Tchaikovsky’s lush score with Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s dramatic choreography and opulent staging…a dazzling three-night run you won’t want to miss.

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HEADLINES IN A HURRY

Crossing the Irish Sea: Your Guide from Liverpool to Belfast by Ferry — Did you know, you can get the ferry from Liverpool to Belfast? The route links two cities rich in history and culture, offering sea views, fresh air, and a slower way to travel. This guide covers what to expect and how to make the journey easy and enjoyable.

Lost Atoms – A Frantic Exploration of Love and Memory — the Lost Atoms play fuses movement, light, and sound into a raw, physical story of love, memory, and the chaos between them. Frantic Assembly’s 30th-anniversary show dives into how we remember—and misremember—the people who shape us.

In Conversation – Rachael Jean Harris — Rachael Jean Harris brings her poetic, genre-blending sound to Liverpool’s Tung Auditorium this October. We sat down with her to talk music, meaning, and her new album Tethered to Nothing — read our short conversation with her.

Rising Artist Mallory Storm Talks Inspiration, Songwriting and Future Plans — Liverpool’s Mallory Storm blends raw emotion with glam flair, channeling Fleetwood Mac, Lana, and Gaga in her debut Miss Apocalyptia. She calls it “a superhero version of your best self.” Dive into her story. Check out this short interview.

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