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Cunard in the Archives
Join staff from Liverpool Record Office and The National Trust to see a selection of photographs spanning 80 years from the 1920s to the 2000s, showcasing Liverpool’s rich maritime history. Come and see images from Liverpool’s City Engineers collection which includes aerial views of the docks and Pier Head, along with images of the iconic...
Creative Heritage Day at WoWFest24
WoW’s acclaimed Creative Heritage Programmes work with communities to explore, preserve and promote marginalised histories. For over a decade now our Creative Heritage Project has collaborated with archivists, museums, libraries and participants, to uncover lost voices and hidden histories of little-known figures and events of significance to the development of diverse working-class cultures in Liverpool...
Medicine, Mistrust & Making Change
The Museum of Liverpool are proud to present a unique event which will explore specific challenges around equity in health within Black communities, the extraordinary people who have been involved in effecting change, and next steps. What can we do to make a difference? Campaign, get involved and find out how to get support in...
Harmonies Of Heritage
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration right in the heart of the Granby Four Streets at Granby Winter Garden! Come along for ‘Harmonies of Heritage,’ a Black History Month special inspired by ‘The Jazz Project’, celebrating our individual and shared Black histories and creating space for us to thrive together. This space is about celebrating...
Black, Female, Scouse
‘Black, Female, Scouse’ is a new exhibition that celebrates strong women and their incredible achievements over the past few decades. Located on the 3rd floor of Central Library the exhibition will run from October 2023 to the end of February 2024. On Monday 16 October there is an opportunity to meet co-curators Vicki Caren and...
A Recollection of Delado (est. 1981)
Striving to add a positive narrative to that of 1981 Liverpool 8 (Toxteth), you’re invited to join us as we ensure the documentation of an empowering grassroots movements. On the back end of the 1981 uprisings, an African Dance collective made up of Liverpool 8 individuals formed, grew into a company and toured the country...
The Bluecoat and The Biennial
Liverpool Biennial, the UK’s largest visual arts festival, started in 1999 under the patronage of James Moores. Since its inception, the Bluecoat has been a partner, providing a venue for most of the International exhibitions and being on the curatorial team for some of them. It has also devised programmes of live art, run participation...
The Art of Screenprinting
The Art of Screenprinting is a comprehensive course suitable for beginners and intermediate printers alike – on completion you will be a knowledgeable, confident screenprinter. This course will run Thursday evenings at 5.30pm – 8pm for 4 consecutive weeks, including 27 July, 3 August, 10 August and 17 August. The course schedule is as follows:...