Through a series of events, the Museum of Liverpool is looking to explore what makes Liverpool a ‘global city’ and how its history and culture have been shaped by, and continue to influence, the world ...

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On Saturday, 15 March 2025 'Hilvanando Culturas (Weaving Cultures), a 90 min stunning showcase of Indigenous clothing and costume from across all regions of Mexico comes to World Museum! The fashion ...

John Moores Painting Prize returns, former prize winner opens new exhibition and young people’s work showcased, as the National Museums Liverpool nurtures artistic talent across their galleries John ...

Family memory strolls are guided visits in the Museum of Liverpool, which connect people through conversations about Liverpool’s past. On a memory stroll you can explore Liverpool icons like the ...

On Saturday 8th March, celebrate British Science Week 2025 at World Museum - come along to discover more about the world around us, how our bodies work and what real life scientists at the University ...

Hughes visited Italy in 1862 where he found inspiration for his paintings and portraits, particularly in Venice. Less intensely bright than his work of the 1850s, 'The Music Party' combines strong ...

Walker Art Gallery is proud to present Graham Crowley: I Paint Shadows, a new exhibition of works by Graham Crowley, winner of the 2023 John Moores Painting Prize. Opening 14 March 2025, this solo ...

Cuerpos del Tiempo (Bodies of Time) is a new collaborative project in partnership with Luma Creations, the leading Latin American Cultural organisation in the north of England, and is funded by the ...

Walker Art Gallery has announced an extension to Chris Day's critically acclaimed installation 'Now you see me' until 19 January 2025. The stunning blown glass and mixed media work, which responds to ...

First World War brass ashtray formed from part of an artillery shell. It features the bomb badge of the Royal Engineers with the slogan, ‘Ubique’ (Everywhere), on the front and a dipped cigarette rest ...