Community arts organisation Heart of Glass, in collaboration with Homotopia, has unveiled a new mural at Prescot train station. The …
Culture Knowsley
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Looking for some Christmas gift inspiration? Kirkby Gallery is currently hosting ‘Crafted’ a biennial exhibition of contemporary craft, design and …
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Knowsley Music Festival was back with a bang for 2023 as more than 2,000 people enjoyed live music performances at …
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The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge will host a special carol evening concert in Prescot Parish Church.
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A new mural entitled ‘Welcome Home’ by artist Jo Peel has been unveiled in Huyton Village this week. Produced by …
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Huyton and Kirkby Libraries are hosting two special meet the author events in October and November. Join author JP Maxwell …
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Shakespeare North Playhouse is celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Shakespeare’s First Folio
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Knowsley Council are excited to announce another stellar line-up for the 2023 Knowsley Music Festival.
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The exhibition captures the essence of the Prescot local community,
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Kirkby Gallery’s biennial exhibition of contemporary craft, design and fine art returns to the gallery from 30 October – 23 …
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The Knowsley Fringe Music Festival returns with FREE shows taking place at venues across the borough.
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Following on from its success in 2022, The Knowsley Music Festival returns from 8 – 18 November with another fantastic …
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Following on from their successful summer trails in Huyton and Halewood, the Owl and Pussy-cat sculptures have come to spend …
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A series of free arts programme for new mums in Knowsley will launch this week, offering weekly arts, reading and …
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Calling all creative talent to enter the 2024 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards
by Lisa BennettIndividuals and organisations across the Liverpool City Region are being invited to enter the 2024 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity …
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Music is a huge part of Knowsley’s story and this will be celebrated once again with the return of the …
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The First Folio is the first collection of Shakespeare’s work that was collated and published in 1623.
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The striking sculptures have arrived at the new housing development on Bailey’s Lane.
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Make Huyton Village is inviting people interested in a creative studio space to come along for a tour and to …
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The events across Knowsley will celebrate the community’s love and appreciation of local green spaces.
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The exhibition captures a contemporary portrait of the town centre.
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Prescot Town Centre was packed with thousands of visitors for a weekend of nonsense!
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Artists, enthusiasts and businesses from the music community are invited to an event in Prescot aimed at helping to shape …
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On Thursday 10 August, a very special swimming event came to Volair in Huyton. Triple Olympic Champion swimmer, Adam Peaty …
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More than 15,000 people visited Court Hey Park last weekend to be part of the Knowsley Flower Show. Despite poor …
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The town’s rich history is brought to life with iconic imagery from Kirkby photographer, John Wakefield.
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Come and see the Mucky Mountains Morris dancers performing in various locations around Prescot Town Centre on Saturday, 2 September …
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There’s still time for your to help to develop a new public art trail in Huyton Village Centre. Knowsley Council …
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Knowsley’s iconic Owl and Pussy-cat sculptures have begun the second leg of their summer tour, this time taking up residence …
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The national cultural project, ‘Picturing High Streets, will come to an end in Prescot at the end of August and …
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The summer holidays are officially here! If you’re looking for ways to fill the next six weeks look no further …
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As the Women’s World Cup kicks off in Australia and New Zealand, Knowsley is remembering its own female footballing great …
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Giant animated artworks, made entirely of sustainable bamboo, are set to come to life in this year’s Liverpool City Region …
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The world-class cultural landmark situated in the heart of Prescot, is celebrating its first birthday.
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Last year an army of volunteers helped to deliver a jam-packed programme of events during Knowsley’s year as the Liverpool …
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Almost 700 people attended a one-day festival celebrating Knowsley’s diverse communities. Global Roots Fest took place on Saturday 24 June …
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For three days in August, Prescot Town Centre will be packed with nonsense, chaos and capers as the Serious Nonsense …
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If your child will be off school due to industrial action by the teaching unions during July, why not take …
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Knowsley Council’s ambitious plan to deliver a world class cultural venue and spearhead wider regeneration in Prescot has won the …
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A ten-day programme of community and cultural events begins this Friday (23 June) across Halewood. Halewood CultureFest launched in 2008 …
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Thousands of people visited Prescot town centre to celebrate this year’s Elizabethan Fayre.
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Prescot town centre will once again be transformed into a chaotic festival of fun as the Serious Nonsense Festival returns …
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Last summer, a trail of Owl and Pussy-cat sculptures captured the imagination of the borough (and beyond!) as part of …
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A one-day festival of world music, dance and food is coming to Lord Derby Academy in Huyton on Saturday 24 …
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Diners visiting Knowsley’s town centres are now spoilt for choice when it comes to the range of eateries available. The …
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Nearly 500 music fans showed up to enjoy the Knowsley Music Festival Extra at Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park on …
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Trio Entertainment return to Knowsley Leisure & Culture Park this Christmas to present the swashbuckling adventures of Peter Pan, a …
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Heart of Glass, in partnership with Knowsley Council, has unveiled a new trail of sculptural artworks for Halewood Triangle Park. …
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Around 100 schoolgirls from across Knowsley were at Halewood Leisure Centre this afternoon competing in the grand final of the …
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Common Vision is working with Arts Council England to conduct research into young people’s views on culture, creativity and cultural …
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A team of six young people from across the Liverpool City Region have come together to form the Knowsley Young …
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A brand-new owl sculpture is coming in to roost in Knowsley as part of the celebrations taking place across the …
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The concert of European songs took place in the University of Liverpool’s Tung Auditorium.
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The group will take part in the upcoming touring production, A Play for The Living in A Time Of Extinction, …
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Spring has most definitely sprung and there’s no better time to get planting and get ready to be part of …
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Children from a primary school in Knowsley saw their artwork go on display this week in the run up to …
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The outdoor exhibition is touring towns and cities across England from this month.
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A brand-new mural in has been commissioned by Knowsley Council in Huyton Village. The 600 sq ft artwork has been …
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During Knowsley’s year as Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture, renowned land-artist James Brunt came to the borough to create …
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Knowsley’s cultural ambition and achievements have been recognised at the Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards, where Knowsley scooped …
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Last week, more than 450 Knowsley school children had the opportunity to see masterpieces from an international art collection on …
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Over in Qatar the men’s England football team are marching into the next phase of the World Cup competition. Meanwhile …
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Are you an artist who lives, works, volunteers, or studies in Knowsley with a passion for sharing your creations? Or …
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Shakespeare North Playhouse has been named the Theatre Building of the Year at this year’s The Stage Awards.
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has welcomed, and accepted recommendations made by the Stronger Communities Scrutiny Committee in its review of Knowsley’s …
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Knowsley’s year as Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture, 2022 may be nearly over but that doesn’t mean culture stops …
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People and projects connected to Knowsley have been shortlisted for not one, but 9 awards in the Liverpool City Region …
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It’s December, which can only mean one thing, Knowsley’s year as Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture is nearly over. …
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The title of Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture has been officially handed on to St Helens during a special …
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Almost 15,000 people visited Prescot this weekend for the Serious Nonsense Festival. Shakespeare North Playhouse and Prescot Town Centre were …
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Court Hey Park in Huyton is playing host to an almost 7 foot high globe sculpture as part of a …
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Today (Friday 12 August), internationally renowned artist James Brunt completed a large-scale public art installation at Halewood Triangle as part …
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More than 25,000 people visited Court Hey Park this weekend for the Knowsley Feelgood Festival and Flower Show. On Saturday …
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Knowsley Sporting Legends Relay reached an epic climax this weekend at the Super Sports Day event in Kirkby. The celebrations …
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It’s been confirmed that Liverpool’s UEFA Champions League cup will be on display at this Saturday’s Super Sports Day – …
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On Friday 15 July the Shakespeare North Playhouse opened to the public. Across the entire weekend the playhouse welcomed more …
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On Saturday 23 July Eddie McArdle Playing Fields in Kirkby will host a huge celebration of sport to mark the …
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Knowsley’s New Dawn programme – which opened its year as the Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture – has been …
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Kirkby lights up for the start of Knowsley’s year as Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture
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This weekend, everyone is invited to step back in time to celebrate Prescot’s rich heritage and enjoy an array of …