This summer, we’re all raring to go and luckily there are plenty of fantastic things on the horizon this June to start the season with a bang. Fancy getting your calendar jam-packed again? From candlelight concerts in open air venues to tasty food and drink offerings, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to getting your dose of good grub and culture. Check out our guide to some of the best things to do this June in Liverpool.
1. Dine at this new waterfront restaurant that pays homage to Liverpool’s Canada connection

This season, docking up on the waterfront gives a nod to Liverpool’s nautical history. Set in the stunning Mann Island building in the shadow of the spectacular Three Graces on the city’s iconic waterfront, Nova Scotia is influenced by the little-known 19th century Liverpool dockside village that was once in the area, which served Canada and the ‘lumber’ trade. However, the bar and kitchen boasts a fresh food concept, great music and a fantastic outside drinking and dining space in the heart of the city’s riverside.
2. Witness a mesmerising candlelight tribute to Coldplay vs Ed Sheeran

The rumours are true: a Candlelight tribute to superstars Coldplay and Ed Sheeran are coming to Liverpool! On June 20, St George’s Hall Liverpool will be lit up by hundreds of candles as a trio of musicians perform a selection of hits from the legendary artists in a new, pared-back way. The captivating concert will make for a fabulous weekend treat, especially as the evenings get lighter and we embrace the after-work activities once again. You can book your tickets here.
3. Go see the legendary Lana Del Rey live at Anfield

Lana Del Rey fans, rejoice! The queen of melancholic melodies has announced a stadium tour of the UK and Ireland, boasting a stop at Liverpool’s iconic Anfield Stadium on June 28. There are still tickets available, so there is still time to treat yourselves!
4. Marvel at this stunning light show in Liverpool

Go see FLOW this June, a Kaleidoscopic audiovisual show which is now illuminating St. George’s Hall. Visitors can expect nature’s waters come to life with colourful 360-degree projections accompanied by the story of Bedřich Smetana’s ‘The Moldau’. You can book your tickets here.
5. Check out Liverpool’s newest food hall

Metquarter is home to Liverpool’s newest food hall, set across 10,152sq on the upper level of Metquarter, Victoria Street Collective. Guests can expect everything from Indian and Greek to Mexican and Korean food, with vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and halal options available. Visitors can also enjoy a day-to-night vibe, with everything from all-day breakfast to lunch, dinner and drinks. You can find the full list of vendors here.
6. Explore Strawberry Field including its immersive exhibition and peaceful garden

Helping thousands of children and inspiring one of the Beatles’ most-loved songs, discover Strawberry Field’s remarkable exhibition and the local history behind the ruby-red gates of this famous Salvation Army building. Use a handy multimedia guide to explore archival footage, and admire photographs that document the history of the facility and its most famous young visitor – a must for Beatles fans! Grab your tickets to Strawberry Field here.
7. Attend these brunch bowling events
PINS Social Club hosts Saturday Brunch ‘N’ Bowl events, where guests can take their brunch experience to a whole new level. Expect live entertainment, good vibes, plenty of food and laughs.
8. Escape to one of these woodland getaways in the North West

Is a staycation on the cards this summer? Take a break from city life in style while completely immersed in the gorgeous British countryside. From completely transformed shipping containers to stunning cabins with 360 views of undisturbed woodland, check out Secret Liverpool’s guide to the most magical woodland getaways in the North West.
9. Listen to Hans Zimmer’s best hits like never before
A gorgeous historic Building, live music and candlelight. Is there a way to make the experience even more captivating? Why, yes, there is. If you’re a movie fan with a blank space in your calendar on June 20, then this is just the thing to fill it: a Candlelight: Hans Zimmer’s Best Works. Taking over the St George’s Hall for a magical evening performance, a string quartet will leave you thoroughly entertained. Book tickets here.
10. Sink a refreshing pint at Seven Bro7hers beerhouse in Liverpool

Following major success with three beerhouses in Manchester, as well as their Salford taproom, Seven Bro7hers is also in Liverpool – with a beerhouse located on Parr Street. The bar hosts the brewery’s popular family of beers and beer specials on tap, and it offers a menu of hearty, delicious pub grub.
11. Enjoy a swim at Liverpool’s Princes Dock with this swimming series

There’s no better way to enjoy the Great British Summer than with a dip in the open water while taking in the awe-inspiring beauty Princes Dock and our city. Luckily for Liverpudlians, Swim Liverpool has organised a series of fun, friendly, inclusive swimming events hosted by open water venues across the UK, including Princes Dock in Liverpool. Swim Liverpool, features four sessions a week, so you can either pay as you go or buy a swimming pass to swim during any session time. You can choose from a range of non-competitive distances from 500m to 2K and an official time, swim cap and medal will be given to each participant.
12. Attend the UK’s biggest music quiz

The biggest music quiz in the UK, Sounds Familiar, is coming to Liverpool on June 21! Cheers Big Ears is going to be transformed into “the best party you’ve ever been to”, bringing music lovers into one place. You can book your tickets here.
