Well, 2026 is well and truly underway and we’re looking forward to a fun-filled month, with plenty of things to do this February in Liverpool. From nightclubs to indoor playgrounds and some exciting new openings, we’re looking forward to the month ahead in the city!
Visit this record store and live music venue
The Jacaranda is a legendary music venue and record store, and it has two branches in Liverpool. You can either make your way to the heart of the Baltic Triangle to explore Jacaranda Baltic, or head to the late-night bar, live music space and record store on Slater Street. The flagship store has events every day of the week, with most starting between 6pm and 7pm. On Fridays and Saturdays, visitors can enjoy late-night gigs and DJ sets starting at midnight, with indie rock and rock and roll.
Indulge in the soufflé pancakes at Fluffy Fluffy
Attend this bottomless disco karaoke experience
Sing along to non-stop disco anthems at DysCo Liverpool this February, alongside bottomless booze, and hosted by the “city’s most dazzling drag queens”. Expect plenty of entertainment, decent music, and an electric atmosphere. Book your tickets here.
Enjoy a special Candlelight concert
Candlelight Concerts are always spectacular, but this February you have the opportunity to experience some extra special performances, including Candlelight Special Edition: Tribute to The Beatles on February 14 and the Best of Bridgerton on Strings at St. George’s Hall on February 28. From timeless iconic songs to beloved covers from the famous Netflix show, discover these enchanting shows and more.
Let loose at Jump Inc.
Jump Inc. is a colossal indoor playground in Liverpool’s Hunt’s Cross Shopping Centre, with 30 interconnected trampolines. There’s a ninja assault course, a robot goalkeeper and even laser tag. For the “ultimate family activity“, look no further than Jump Inc.
Discover Jazz Saturdays at Ma Boyle’s
Every Saturday, you can enjoy music from fantastic jazz musicians at the lovely Ma Boyle’s, and it’s completely free. Jazz Saturdays returned on January 18, and they’re already back in full swing. You can enjoy music from 8 pm in the cosy, central pub, and you can see who’s playing and book a table here!
Attend a disco afternoon tea
OH ME OH MY has introduced a brand new disco afternoon tea at theor downstairs space, offering the classic British tradition with a twinkle of fun. The events are on every Sunday between 12pm and 3pm, and guests can indulge in a selection of delicious sandwiches, homemade cakes, pastries and fluffy scones, all freshly prepared by the in-house team, alongside non-stop disco tunes. Plus, check out the roof garden for some of the best views over Liverpool while there! You can book your table here.
Explore Chinatown and celebrate Lunar New Year
It’s officially the year of the dragon, so why not take the Lunar New Year as an excuse to explore Chinatown? After all, it is the oldest Chinatown in Europe. Plus, the main celebration to mark the start of the Year of the Wood Snake takes place on February 17 this year.
From delicious restaurants to amazing Chinese supermarkets, there’s plenty to explore and you can use our guide to Chinatown if you’re looking for hotspots to visit. You can’t miss it – it is, after all, marked with a huge arch!
Daffodil Liverpool has opened its doors at the end of 2024, boasting a trendy and unique dining and bar space above water. Located within the former Royal Daffodil Mersey Ferry, the spot offers modern British cuisine from fresh, seasonal produce and plenty of cocktails to choose from. Plus, guests can enjoy brunch during weekend and soon afternoon tea!
Indulge in steak & chips for just £15
Gaucho is offering £15 steak and chips, with their rump steak in a Grade II listed building. A perfect spot for lunch, Gaucho promises you will be in and out in 30 minutes! You can book your table here.
Watch the Six Nations at our favourite sports bars
The Six Nations is kicking off on February 5, capturing the undivided attention of rugby fans all over the country. So, check out our guide to the very best pubs and bars to watch the matches from.
At ‘Ballet of Lights’, tutus, tiaras, and leotards worn by the talented ballerinas are illuminated thanks to light-changing optical fibres. Audiences are taken on an adventure guided by mesmerising dance routines and the beloved tale of ‘Cinderella’, with a touch of luminous magic inside Liverpool Playhouse Theatre on February 13. You can book your tickets here.