Ever wondered how hormones might be affecting your ADHD? Do you notice changes in focus, mood or energy throughout your cycle, or during menopause?Introducing the third in our series of talks on Women with ADHD. This time we’ll be delving into the subject of ADHD and Hormones.
Led by Colette Longden, a National Training Officer at the ADHD Foundation – the UK’s leading neurodiversity charity, this sessions will be a chance to learn, ask questions and share your thoughts in a judgement-free space.
This event will be taking place at Pocket Café on Monday 18th August and will last for 2 hours, from 6:30pm – 8:30pm.
There will be a short break part-way through, and the café will be open downstairs if you wish to buy a drink and/or something to eat.
We will be running four ADHD in Women talks in total, and this is our third session. Please note that this talk is a standalone session, and you don’t need to have attended the others to come along to this one.
The event will be held on the first floor of Pocket Café, and unfortunately there is no lift access.
This event is open to everyone, regardless of whether you have ADHD or not. You might be a healthcare professional looking to learn ore, or you might have a friend, partner or family member with ADHD who you are looking to support. No matter your situation, everyone is welcome!Pre-booking is essential, as tickets are limited.
Take a peek inside our intaglio studio, meet our Print Manager Ivy and try various printmaking techniques.
Free, drop in
Create a wildlife sculpture made from wooden laser-cut ply shapes, inspired by the Nature Neighbours trail!
Welcome to Once Upon a Brick — where imagination comes to life one brick at a time!
In this magical hands-on workshop, kids become master builders and brilliant storytellers, creating their own characters, adventures, and worlds using LEGO (toy) bricks. Whether it’s a dragon-guarded castle, a space explorer’s journey, or an underwater mystery — every story starts with a single brick.
Develop Superhuman hearing, creat the world’s most annoying room and transform your family into digital avatars using the 3D scanner, in FACT’s free family workshops: Do Something Saturdays.
In this behind the scenes, immersive experience you will get the chance to feed their animals* and learn how the team look after the equipment and water chemistry in their aquarium.
Their aquarium keepers look after a huge range of animals from clown fish, to terrapins and axolotl to crabs. Discover just what it takes to care for their animals and how exactly you clean a tank full of creatures!
(*Please note the animals you see and feed on the day will vary and they cannot specify this in advance.)
This event is not suitable for children under 8.They offer bookings as a group of 2 or 4 only.Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. If booking for a group of 2 under 18s, an adult must come along as a chaperone. If booking for a group of 4, only 2 of the group can be under 18.
A workshop with ‘I Am Steven Gerrard’ writer Sean McLoughlin on how to let lived experience influence creative output.
Join Tip Tray Theatre and Sean McLoughlin for a free writing workshop that explores transforming personal stories and lived experience into compelling narrative work. Open to writers of all levels, just bring a notebook or laptop, your curiosity, and any ideas or experiences you’re ready to explore!
Date: Saturday 2nd August, 1:30pm
Location: Shakespeare North Playhouse
Free Tickets: Book here
Access: If you have any access requirements for the session, please contact maisy@tiptraytheatre.com
Follow What Feels Good
An accessible contemporary movement workshop with Tip Tray Theatre & Studio Fluid.
Join Tip Tray Theatre’s artistic director, and award winning dancer/choreographer Rosie Terry Toogood for a free movement workshop exploring how you can listen to your body to create and enhance your own personal movement style. Open to anyone who is interested in movement or dance.
Date: Friday 1st August, 6pm
Location: Shakespeare North Playhouse
Free Tickets: Book here
Access: If you have any access requirements for the session, please contact maisy@tiptraytheatre.com
It’s the Festival of Archaeology 2025! Get hands on with the distant past with a unique opportunity to handle and find out about more about real objects from the Museum of Liverpool’s archaeology collection.
There is something incredibly powerful about making a connection with something that was made by hand thousands of years ago – maybe even with a thumb print still evident!
Join Walker Art Gallery on Saturday mornings for their rhyme time for little ones, with stories, songs and toys for the famJoin us on Saturday mornings in Big Art for our rhyme time for little ones, with stories, songs and toys for the family to enjoy. Rhymetime is best suited for pre-schoolers aged 0-4 years, although older siblings are welcome to attend too.
The session will begin with the opportunity to join in with rhymes, songs led by our Learning and Participation team, followed by free play.
This is a free activity that takes place on Saturdays at 11:15am in our Big Art gallery. Tickets can be pre-booked online or collected at the front desk on the day, only 50% of tickets are available in advance online.
Held: 19 July – 30 August
