If Your Library Was A Book…
What book would it be? As National Library Day approaches, we take a closer look at Merseyside’s fine portfolio. It’s only right: Liverpool was home to the first lending library, after all.
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Curtain call: Open mic from the musicals at the View Two
We’ve all been to sloppy, slurry karaoke nights. Those types of nights where you’re convinced knocking back multiple shots and belting out ‘I Will Always Love You’ is a good thing for the world to experience. Hint: it never, ever is. Theatre group What We Did Next are holding a singalong event with a difference [...]
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‘Sea Odyssey’ giant street theatre: coming to North Liverpool
Everton, watch out. More information leaks about ‘Little Girl Giant’, heading to the city this spring. You can’t (and won’t) be able to miss it…
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Radar: Threshold Festival
It’s that time again. Threshold promises to get the party started, with a weekend full of fresh young things, playing for our pleasure in the Baltic Triangle.
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Radar: TEDxMerseyside: The New Futurism
TEDxMerseyside’s next event promises to explore matters as diverse as biotechnology, space travel and non-verbal communication.
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Radar: Festival of Entrepreneurship
The GEC Festival of Entrepreneurship brings Branson, Heseltine and Leahy to Liverpool in March.
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Seven Starry Treats
Want a heads up on what to do this month? Put your head up. The greatest show on earth is happening right now. And there’s plenty of ways to get a rough guide to the skies above in this city, this month…
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Radar: In Conversation with Paul McGann
Hear Paul McGann discuss his life and career – and his favourite songs at St George’s Hall next year.
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Pop-up shop alert: Percy Gulliver’s Printshop and Social
Local designer Gary McGarvey has opened up his own shop in the city’s Ropewalks, bringing a temporary treasure trove to beloved Bold Street.
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Radar: David Morrissey visits Crosby
David Morrissey is switching on Crosby’s Xmas lights and introducing a showing of his 2009 film Don’t Worry About Me
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Review: Roman Polanski’s Carnage
— While it’s miles away from Polanski’s best, this talky drama is worth seeing, if only for the acting.
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