Beckett: Unbound
Beckett: Unbound is a 4-day festival celebrating Samuel Beckett, running 30 May-2 June 2024, presented by Liverpool’s Institute of Irish Studies.
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#GlobalGreening 2024
#GlobalGreening is an international movement to light cultural and civic buildings and structures green; recognising Irish diaspora communities globally.
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You, me or the Wallpaper
Join us for an evening of beautiful song and musical performance, inspired by the publication of feminist writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper.
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Guided tours of Museum’s Irish collections
The Festival’s Liverpool Irish Famine Trail‘s History Research Group will lead tours of the Museum of Liverpool’s Irish objects.
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Imbolc walk with the Goddess
Walk with Judy Mazonowicz and discuss the different aspects of St Brigid on a route that creates bridges in time and faith.
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Materials Library
Delve in to Festival’s book and print archive, showcased in the fully accessible and friendly drop-in space at Everyman Street Café.
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#LIF2023 general info
#LIF2023 will take place across the city region Thurs 19-Sun 29 Oct 2023.
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Song workshops with Maz O’Connor
Join singer and composer Maz O’Connor online for an accessible, creative workshop helping you turn stories from your family history into original songs.
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Irish Myth and Legend
Another chance to see Irish Myth and Legend , a 5-story exhibit – with companion, takeaway book – translated & illustrated by Nuala Monaghan.
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In the Window: Níamh Grimes
#LIF2023 and In the Window artist -Níamh Grimes- shows ritualistic jewellery throughout Oct 2023 at the Bluecoat Display Centre (Liverpool).
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The Mersey Mash: a film
An online stream of The Mersey Mash, the film prepared for #LIF2022, by The Plastics Podcast presenter Doug Devaney.
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Brandies Band and Factor 7: Yeats To Music
Sparkling voices, bright melodies and WB Yeats’s greatest poems; they all come together in ‘Yeats to Music’.
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Samhain Céilí
Creepy fancy dress, céilí calling, puppets and games will keep kids 3-103+ years old engaged and spooked to the max!
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Irish Famine Memorial
The Liverpool Irish Festival, along with city partners, commemorate the 175-year anniversary of the seven years of An Gorta Mór, also known as the Great Hunger (1845-52).
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Brendan: Son of Dublin
Brendan: Son of Dublin traces Brendan Behan’s humble Dublin origins, to his becoming one of the great twentieth century writers, a century after his birth.
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