April’s here and as the days grow longer it’s time to get outside and enjoy the city. There are plenty of amazing things to do this April in Liverpool, from exploring new bars to enjoying a stunning Candlelight Concert.
It’s the month when plenty of Scousers will be savouring Easter eggs and spending time with family but it’s also the month before Eurovision kicks off in the city. So, expect plenty of events and revelry this April!
Enjoy cocktails and pizza at this tiki bar
Hidden in the Johnny Cash-themed bar Mean Eyed Cat, Tiki Hideaway is THE Polynesian-themed spot, where you can enjoy the most delicious cocktails, pizza and boozy brunches. Plus, guests can try the famous picklebacks, AND you get free pizza with EVERY drink! And for those indulging in brunch, ask to roll the dice at the end of your meal, and if you roll a six, the meal is free.
St. George’s Hall is always gorgeous, but on April 10, it’s set to look spectacular. The Rondino String will perform Hans Zimmer’s most famous tracks, lit by the light of hundreds of candles, as well as flowers.
These phenomenally talented musicians will bring to life tracks like ‘This Land from The Lion King’ and ‘Gladiator Suite’ in a 65-minute, wheelchair-accessible concert. Fans of film and TV really can’t afford to miss this beautiful performance!
Go see a one-of-a-kind comedy night this April, ‘An Idiot’s Guide To Wine’, designed by a wine expert and comedian that has seen huge success in Australia and New Zealand. On April 25, the audience will receive a non-pretentious 75-minute show accompanied by a selection of six wines.
From the gorgeous Otterspool Park to Formny Pinewoods, there are plenty of places in or close to Liverpool where you can enjoy spring as it blooms. Even when it’s a bit muddy and wet, you can enjoy that earthy scent and the stunning bird songs in the woods.
Check out our guide to the best woodland walks near Liverpool for some inspiration. It’s always good to get a bit of fresh air and lose yourself in nature.
Picante has popped back up in Liverpool, bringing a taste of Guadalajara to the heart of the Cains Brewery Village. The spot is for walk-ins only, where guests can indulge in six types of tacos, 40 types of tequila and, wait for it, a Mc-apple pie quesadilla for dessert.
Ever wondered what those small huts on the waterfront are? Well, now you can visit one as a micro museum. After being closed for decades, the new attraction has officially reopened as a micro museum. Inside, visitors can explore the real stories behind the nature of the rough working conditions of Liverpool’s historic waterfront.
The Wild Loaf in Dingle, Liverpool, was named the best bakery in the UK by The Good Food Guide, offering freshly baked sourdough, cakes, croissants, cinnamon buns, pastries and viennoiserie. The small shop was praised for its cinnamon buns and the ever-changing selection of cakes and pastries by the judges. Plus, the croissants did not go unnoticed, and the sourdough cheese toastie is something of a local celebrity.
April means that spring is officially here, which only means the most stunning of all pink – cherry blossoms. To enjoy a walk whilemarvelling at the pink hues, check out our guide to where to see cherry blossoms in Liverpool and further afield.
April also means tulips are in bloom, with Benty Farm Tearooms boasting a massive tulip field for everyone to marvel at. Guests will have the opportunity to buy tickets for either just viewing the flowers or picking their own, as well as an Easter Egg Hunt between April 1 and 5.
Enjoy stunning vistas at this rooftop bar
Liberte Sky Garden on Brunswick Street is one of Liverpool’s most-loved rooftop bars, hosting some epic parties. The spot was named among the best rooftops in the world, and has reopened a year ago after a refurb. Guests can expect stellar cocktails, food and rooftop parties with the sun out.
As part of Secret Media Network’s Global List of the Best Micro-Experiences of 2026, our local writers have put together a couple of the best micro-experiences in Liverpool, part of this global list, adjacent to all the cities across our worldwide network. One of these spots is The Oracle Bar, where guests can step back into 1902 and enjoy a night of magic accompanied by great cocktails.
Enjoy al fresco dining around the city
With April bringing much warmer weather (hopefully), why not enjoy a meal outside, soaking up the sun? Liverpool’s food and drink spots are opening up their outdoor spaces, whether it be terraces, gardens or al-fresco dining on the rooftop, perfect for lounging in the sun. You can check out our ultimate guide to outdoor dining spots in Liverpool here.
