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Liverpool Events & Festivals
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* Everton Football Club. The self-styled "Peoples Club" of the city, Everton is one of the founding members of the Football League.
* Liverpool Football Club. Five time Champions of Europe and the most successful football (soccer) club in England. Their fans are world famous for the traditional singing of "You'll Never Walk Alone" before and after the end of every game.
* Mathew Street Festiva. Every year over the August Bank Holiday weekend, Liverpool plays host to Europe's largest free city centre music festival. Many city centre roads are closed to traffic and have large stages erected so that the several hundred thousand people who attend each year can watch a large selection of international pop/rock acts, completely free of charge.
* Liverpool Theatre. The Empire plays host to a wide range of shows, including many UK tours of large-scale musicals. The Everyman and Playhouse theatres host a mix of locally produced and mid-scale touring theatres. The Unity Theatre produces a diverse range of work. There's also the Neptune and Royal Court theatres. For tomorrow's performers, see if anything is happening at LIPA (www.lipa.ac.uk), their student shows are always well worth seeing.
* The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. One of the world's great Orchestras and one well worth listening to. Go for a pre-concert G&T in the Philharmonic Pub over the road then sit back and let the music carry you away.
* The Mersey Ferries. Immortalized by the hit song Ferry 'cross the Mersey by Gerry & the Pacemakers, the Mersey Ferries offer a fun day out and a great way to see Liverpool from afar.
* TheYellowDuckmarine (duck bus). This is a guided tour that offers a different view of Liverpool. You are driven around the city in a bright yellow WWII landing craft. This has become a bit of a sight in itself as it splashes into the water in the Albert Docks.
* The Liverpool Playhouse, Williamson Square. A theatre which dates back to 1844. Over the years, the theatre has presented many famous actors including Michael Redgrave, Anthony Hopkins and Noel Coward.
* Western Approaches. A museum in the once top-secret nerve centre of World War II Britain.
* Space Port. Interactive science museum aimed at kids and young adults but with enough to keep adults entertained too. Located across the River Mersey in the Seacombe Ferry Terminal, most visitors incorporate a Mersey Ferry Tour into their itinerary.
* Shiverpool Tours. This offers three different tours around Liverpool. "The Hope Street Shivers" is based around the cathedrals, "Auld City Shivers" starting from the Slaughterhouse Pub on Fenwick Street and "Shiver Me Timbers" based around the Albert Docks. All fun but wrap up warm. Prior booking required."
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