culture

Knowsley Council in partnership with St Helens Council and Heart of Glass have secured Arts Council funding to engage local communities in cultural activities.

All are connected to the place in one way or another and it is these cultural connections – among thousands…

Call-out for local artists to get involved in decorating these impressive sculptures as part of Knowsley’s year as Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture in 2022.

Knowsley will be one of 15 priority places in the North where Arts Council want to develop new opportunities for investment.

An historic milestone has been reached in the construction of The Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot as the installation of the timber frame theatre has begun.

Prescot is one of only six places in the country selected to be part of a major cultural programme launched by Historic England.

Hundreds of people came together to celebrate the amazing Lost Castles project which took place at Knowsley Safari during the summer.

A solo exhibition of new paintings by the artist Cherie Grist, who grew up in Stockbridge Village, opens at Huyton Gallery this month.

Young and old alike had fun in Knowsley’s libraries taking their own Shakespeare Selfies to mark the Bard’s 400th anniversary celebrations over the weekend.

Amateur artist Leslie Briggs has opened his very own solo exhibition after being voted as Visitor’s Choice in the Knowsley Open.