IndieCork presents Ó’Bhéal
UK Premiere of Ó Bhéal, introduced by Mick Hannigan (IndieCork Film Festival) in celebration of 50-years of hip-hop.
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March with Pride
Liverpool Irish Festival, with Irish Community Care, are calling for Irish services to ‘March with Pride’ on 29 July 2023, for LCR Pride.
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#GlobalGreening 2023
#GlobalGreening is an international movement to light cultural and civic buildings and structures green; recognising Irish diaspora communities globally.
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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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The Curious Disappearance of Mr Foo – podcast
The Curious Disappearance of Mr Foo is a story based on the forced deportation of Chinese seamen from Liverpool, in 1946, using verbatim Liverpool Chinatown oral histories, recorded in 2013.
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The Mersey Mash: watch party
An online watch party of The Mersey Mash, the film prepared for #LIF2022, by The Plastics Podcast presenter Doug Devaney.
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An Actors’ Playground
Hawkseed Theatre provide An Actors’ Playground workshop for budding performers, looking to connect with their radical joy.
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Samhain (Hallowe’en) Céilí
Party bags, fancy dress, live music and called dances (Armagh Rhymers and Comhaltas )… just be careful whose plastic teeth your picking up!
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Scotland Road walk
Taking in some of the city centre’s more northerly sites of Irish influence, Greg Quiery’s walk includes schools, statues and graveyards.
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Liverbird Safari Walking Tour
A richly researched, visually magic safari of 100+ liver birds begins the moment you meet tour guide, John Maguire, in Bluecoat‘s courtyard.
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The Mersey Mash
A magazine-style film and performance, The Mersey Mash collects and relates tales community members have told Doug Devaney over two years.
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Revive – A Research Relay
The Festival’s volunteer History Research Group share research and experiences gathered revitalising the Liverpool irish Famine Trail.
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Family Day
With a focus on Samhain (Hallowe’en) and Irish Heritage, #LIF2022’s Family Day has fun activities for all ages; all completely free of charge.
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PK’s seisiún
Completely informal opportunity to come a long for a tune at a unique Liverpool pub.
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Republic of Shame: Ireland’s Mother and Baby Institutions
Author Caelainn Hogan discusses her book The Republic of Shame, centred on the Mother and Baby and County Homes of Ireland, with Dr Maev McDaid.
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