Kunst Site X Pangea: A music and poetry night celebrating multilingualism!
Visit the Kazimier Stockroom and Kabin on 19th November for a night of bands, singers and spoken word in a variety of different languages. Lose yourself in the sounds of Spanish, the phonetics of French, come to practise your second language or your mother tongue.
The event is held over two rooms, the Kazimier Stockroom and Kabin, with plenty of seating opportunities.
The Mosh Tots Band are getting together for a Halloween Special celebration of Future Yard’s regular ‘gigs for kids’ series!
Head along and join their special HALLOWEEN spookathon on Sunday 27th October – now with an extra afternoon session added due to huge demand.
Their Halloween special is a longer event than our standard weekly shows, with lots of exciting activities for you all to get involved with. They’ve got a Pumpkin Treat Trail, a full set of Witches’ Halloween Crafts, and more. Plus, they know you love dressing up for Halloween, so they’re encouraging you all to come along in your spookiest outfits!
Tickets are on sale now at £10 per child (1+) – parents go free.
*They have now added a second show taking place from 2pm-4:30pm due to such high demand for the morning session (which is now sold-out).*
Flo Perlin is a contemporary singer-songwriter from London, UK with Iraqi and Belarusian heritage. She has been hailed as a ‘true storyteller’ by BBC Radio 6 Music, with a style that blends contemporary folk, jazz and soul.
Her songs explore themes such as family history, human nature and being good to yourself, and her unique, emotive voice and lush instrumentation draw you deeper into her lyrics revealing more with every listen.
Flo released her first album Cocooned in 2017, her EP Stories in 2019, a single ‘Life Lives Inside’ in 2021 and her second album Characters in July 2021.
Having been awarded funding from PRS Women Make Music, Flo has recorded her third album, Clay. This album will be a milestone in her music career.
Taking inspiration from the viral Tiny-Desk Concerts, Hot-Desk Live is set to transform Avenue HQ’s coworking space into a cosy music-infused environment. Headlined by the BBC Introducing SCATTERCHILD, this eclectic showcase of local talent will also feature Karen Turley, lead singer of Motel Sundown, alongside solo artists Georgia Johnson and michael webster.
Warm-up provided by singer Anthony John Clarke, performance by John Watterson celebrating the words and music of the late Jake Thackeray, who performed regularly on Esther Rantzen’s “That’s Life” programme, and the comic poetry of the late Les Barker. This promises to be a very entertaining evening, warm-hearted and funny and suitable for the family.
Tickle The Ivories is returning for its remarkable 14th year, filling Liverpool ONE with beautiful melodies.
Keep an eye out across Liverpool ONE for pop up, spontaneous performances, as well as specially booked productions.
🎶 Piano Playing Hours & Locations
Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 20:00
Saturday: 10:00 – 19:00
Sunday: 11:00 – 17:00
View the piano locations here.
📝 How To Apply
Do you want to be part of Tickle The Ivories 2024? This year there’s a new way to apply to play this year. We’ve been working hard in the background to streamline the booking process.
Please complete your details on the Liverpool ONE website here. You will then receive a link to Liverpool ONE’s booking system where you can see all the pianos and slots available and book your chosen ones. This new booking system is aiming to be simple for all performers, meaning you can pick and book your dates and pianos much quicker.
Tickle the Ivories is open to everyone, so if you’d like to book a slot we’d love to hear from you! If you have any questions please email Chris, the Tickle Programmer, via chris@culture.org.uk.
Join musicians of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra on an exciting and high energy adventure to search for some lost music.
This magical, melodic journey is led by presenter Claire Henry.
A winner with audiences and critics alike, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon is a captivating and original story that combines humour, fire-breathing action, and epic adventure!
Anthony Gabriele conductor
When a young Viking defies tradition and befriends a ferocious dragon, together they must fight against all odds to save both their worlds. Experience this enchanting film in HD, with John Powell’s Oscar®-nominated musical score performed live by the Orchestra.
This performance will last 2 hours including an interval
How To Train Your Dragon © 2010 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Tickets for children under 18 months are free, but must be booked in advance.
Join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as they program the Fantastic Philharmonic Time Machine and take us Back to the Future to some fascinating periods in world history, including Ancient Egypt and the Era of the Dinosaurs.
Matthew Lynch conductor
Alasdair Malloy presenter
You’ll even discover how one famous composer needed some inspiration from the future for one of their most well-known pieces! A thrilling trip through time with amazing music to match.
Family concerts are most suitable for children aged 5-10 years.
Tickets for children under 18 months are free, but must be booked in advance.
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall are inviting you to come along and join the Musical Professors in their musical laboratory!
Claire Henry will work with their music-making machines to create musical experiments with players from their Orchestra.
Tickets for under-9 months are free but tickets must be booked in advance with an adult ticket.