what’s on

A full meeting of the Council is taking place on Wednesday 29 January 2020. Here’s a summary of what’s on…

Explore the art of book making and storytelling while working towards an Arts Award Explore qualification at Huyton Library.

The Greystone Footbridge will be lit green from Saturday (2 February) to show Knowsley’s support for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.…

If you’re planning to visit the search room at The Archive Resource for Knowsley (The ARK), it will be closed…

It’s a case of ‘so far, sew good’ for a community scheme in Northwood, that’s using creative arts and crafts…

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (also known as ‘White Ribbon Day’) is on Sunday 25 November and Knowsley Council is raising awareness of this important issue.

12 to 16 November, is national Anti-Bullying Week and throughout the week, the Bullybusters team will be running workshops and assemblies around…

A project aimed at developing skills and recycling household goods is being unveiled at Knowsley Council’s Adult Disability Day Service…

Out of school activities for children with special educational needs or disabilities are now available across Knowsley.

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

Swimming, rowing and tennis will all be on offer at a Family Fun Day in Kirkby, in aid of the Owen McVeigh Foundation.

Were you among the thousands of people who enjoyed this year’s Knowsley Feelgood Festival?

A sell out crowd enjoyed an open-air production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at Knowsley Hall, performed by the Lord Chamberlain’s Men.

The sun shone as crowds gathered to enjoy Knowsley’s annual Flower Show at Court Hey Park and the National Wildflower Centre in Huyton on Sunday.

With so many of you tweeting from Knowsley Flower Show on Sunday 7 August, it was soon one of the top trending topics for the region. Here’s what you shared…

With newborn lambs, goats and chicks to see, now is a great time to visit Acorn Farm in Kirkby.

Celebrate Knowsley’s special connection with Shakespeare in this anniversary year with these great ideas.

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