Sweet Mother
SOLD OUTNwoko Arts presents Sweet Mother, a play that shares stories about white woman who fell in love and married black men, especially in Liverpool’s L8.
Read MoreShakespeare on the Irish
Part-seminar, part-workshop Shakespeare on the Irish looks at Shakespeare’s positioning of Irish people and the ongoing legacy created today.
Read MoreGAA – Give it a Go!
Come along to a GAA Gaelic Football ‘give-it-a-go’ session at the John Mitchel’s pitch, Liverpool, with accredited coaches.
Read MorePK’s seisiún
Completely informal opportunity to come a long for a tune at a unique Liverpool pub.
Read MoreThe Fifth Guest
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‘The Fifth Guest’ is a 2022 play by Carol Maginn. As Hallowe’en (Samhain) approaches, four guests arrive at an Irish mansion for a murder mystery dinner.
An Buachaill Beo (The Boy Alive)
A celebration of the life of Tony Birtill, a proud Liveprool Irish man and Gaeilge speaker, by various organisations to whom he was close.
Read Moreunheard from
LISTEN: Collaborating with Sweeney’s Unquiet Islands, composer Manon McCoy’s immersive sound installation features harp, vocals and live processing.
Read MoreMeet the Maker: Laura Matikaite
Meet this year’s In The Window artist, Lithuanian-Irish ceramicist Laura Matikaite though an in-conversation event.
Read MoreThe Irish World presents the Liverpool Irish Festival (launch)
#LIF2022 is launched by The Irish World at The Liverpool Irish Centre on Thurs 20 Oct 2022.
Read MoreCultural Connectedness Exchange Network (#CCEN) day
Irish and Northern Irish artists -with those who commission Irish work in England- connect via a series of engaging sessions (#CCEN).
Read MoreHousing (exhibition)
Artists David Jacques, Anne-Marie McKee and Ciara Finnegan consider space, location and care via an Art Arcadia residency.
Read MoreTimes Past: Kieran Murray
Kieran Murray is a visual explorer and documentarist. He seeks to uncover stories that connect people to the abandoned houses he continues to witness within Ireland’s rural landscapes.
Read MoreThe Forgotten: a guerilla exhibition by Pamela Sullivan
In this series of miniatures, Pamela Sullivan explores the forgotten people of Ireland, recreating landscapes in Liverpool’s urban jungle.
Read MoreReroot
Reroot is a deceptively simple film with lots of moving parts. Delivered by an ensemble of discarded objects, quirky weeds and wildflowers, they communicate universal stories with surprising ease.
Read MoreMaterials Library
A drop in resource for people to browse Irish texts during #LIF2022 in the comfort of the Everyman, a cultural hub for the city.
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