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Café 1854!

Introducing St George’s Hall’s latest gem! Café 1854 In a nod to the halls’ history, 1854 symbolises the year St George’s Hall opened its doors to the public. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Minton Tiles, Café 1854’s branding weaves vibrant … Read more…

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Thanks a ‘Minton’ to the St George’s Hall Team!

As the final piece of protective wood flooring slots back into place, the team at St George’s Hall is celebrating the most successful Minton Tile Reveal in history!  After four years, and a pandemic, the team behind this year’s reveal … Read more…

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Minton Tile Education Corner

As the summer holidays draw near, we understand the challenge of juggling personal time while keeping the kids entertained! This August, Liverpool residents have the rare opportunity see the Minton tiles, a beautiful Victorian mosaic, hidden under a wooden floor … Read more…

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United by The Florrie’s Big Guitar-In

St George’s Hall has chord-ially invited 600 guitarists to play together in one of the biggest musical performances ever to take place in the venue. The special concert, which takes place on Wednesday 14 June, will raise money for local … Read more…

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Eurovision Fever Hits Iconic Landmarks

TWO iconic Grade I listed landmarks in Liverpool are getting into the Eurovision spirit. St George’s Hall Eurovision Extravaganza The St George’s Hall Eurovision Extravaganza will take place from Wednesday 10 – Saturday 13 May and will feature five events. … Read more…

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Big appetite to improve visitor experience at historic buildings

TWO of Liverpool’s most iconic venues are on the look-out for long-term café operators, as part of the city’s transformation programme. Liverpool City Council is inviting interested parties to submit tenders to lease space within the Grade II listed Croxteth … Read more…

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Deck the (City’s) Halls!

There’s a festive takeover at St George’s Hall as the venue gets into the Christmas spirit – inside and out! The season will get underway with the return of the popular Christmas markets on Saturday (19 November), which will see … Read more…

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Liverpool’s Remembrance Sunday plans unveiled

A series of events will take place in Liverpool to mark Remembrance Sunday this year. The main focus is the Remembrance Service on 13 November, which is returning to St George’s Plateau for the first time in three years. Thousands … Read more…

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Lauded play “Kitty: Queen of the Washhouse” returns to St George’s Hall

Kitty: Queen of the Washhouse, the critically lauded one-woman show by ArtsGroupie about Liverpudlian icon Kitty Wilkinson, is returning to The Concert Room at St George’s Hall for matinee and evening performances on Sunday 9 October. The show, directed by … Read more…

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Christmas plans come early for Liverpool

It may only be July, but the Culture Liverpool team is already facilitating festive plans for the city centre. A report which is due to be considered at next week’s Cabinet meeting (Friday 22 July), seeks approval to award contracts … Read more…

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