As autumn beckons we can wave goodbye to the long days and warm weather, but there will be plenty to do in Liverpool as we welcome autumn. Check out our favourite picks for things to do in Liverpool this September.
1. Enjoy some competitive fun at Liverpool’s newest gaming-themed bar
Pixel Bar already has two branches in Leeds and Manchester, and is now opening its third location in Liverpool this September. Visitors can expect a relaxed vibe with gaming and themed cocktails while “destroying” their mates at games such as Mario Kart and Mortal Kombat.
2. See a film for only £4.99
Did you know that you can grab cinema tickets for any 2D film at Vue for only £4.99? It makes for the perfect, cheap date night and you can take advantage of these tickets at Birkenhead Cinema. Just book your tickets here and you’re all set! Plus, film lovers can enjoy a discount on films starting from as little as £4.30!
3. Attend a bottomless drag karaoke
Up for a bit of a Spice Girls-themed quiz right here in Liverpool? Well, you’re in luck because every Friday in September is Bottomless Drag Karaoke night hosted by DysCo Liverpool. During the night, sip on 90 minutes of bottomless booze as you enjoy drag karaoke sing-alongs, mayhem and plenty of X-rated humour. Tickets are available here.
4. Step into the old Wild West at Moonshine Saloon
Cocktail and theatrics lovers can enjoy the Moonshine Saloon, a Wild West-themed immersive experience filled with mysteries, actors and, of course, stunning cocktails. The liquor has been smuggled, notorious criminals are on the run, and local tailors will fit you with local attire so you can fit in easily. An overall stellar experience in Liverpool, whether you’re in for something different with your friends or looking for something to do for a special occasion. You can book your tickets here.
5. Listen to The Beatle’s music like never before
If The Beatle’s music is more your thing, then you’re going to love the Candlelight Special Edition: The Best of The Beatles concert at St George’s Hall on September 20. A String Quartet, the Rondino Strings, will perform the band’s greatest hits, such as I Want To Hold Your Hand, Come Together, Blackbird and Yesterday, all surrounded by candlelight. What could be more perfect than that? You can grab tickets for this unmissable event here.
6. Explore this beach with a 13km coastline, dunes and red squirrels
Located 45 minutes from Liverpool, Formby Beach is the perfect spot for some healthy escapism, history, rare species, like red squirrels, and scenic views worthy of a painting. Make a little day out of it and explore everything the area has to offer.
7. Start celebrating Oktoberfest in September
Why not start early with Oktoberfest at Albert Schloss, as the beloved Bavarian beerhaus has extended its event this year. Taking place between September 20 and October 12, guests can enjoy plenty of beers, new dishes, dancing on tables and non-stop live entertainment. What is more, expect a high-energy schedule of entertainment including traditional keg tapping ceremonies, Oompah and brass bands, wiener-eating competitions, pretzel tossing, hat tossing and bier guzzling challenges – as well as live best-dressed lederhosen and dirndl competitions. You can book your table here.
8. Go see Fiddler on the Roof, the musical
After a sold-out season at London’s Barbican Theatre, the production is now embarking on a tour of the UK and Ireland—including a stop at the Liverpool Empire (September 23 – 27). You can find out more here.
9. Have a cocktail at this newly refurbished bar
Peacock in Seel Street has been re-invented as the Crooked Crown after a major refurb that increased its size. Guests can expect the two-storey interior to have the look and feel of a classic pub, an extended bar, fireplaces for the winter and more floor space, as well as an expansive beer garden for those sunny days. So, attend a pub quiz or just grab a drink with your loved ones while out and about near Seel Street.
10. Meet and feed friendly animals at this Liverpool farm
Croxteth Park Farm has a full day of in-person events planned out for families to enjoy. From small animal handling to pony grooming, the farm is the place to be when looking for things to do with kids this September.
11. Visit Liverpool’s newest, and largest food hall
Set across 10,152sq ft on the upper level of Metquarter, Victoria Street Collective is a go-to street food spot, home to nine independent food and drink traders. From Indian and Greek to Mexican and Korean, with vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and halal options available. Guests can enjoy food and drinks all day, for any meal.
12. Go pumpkin picking
Kenyon Hall Farm has become one of the North West’s best pumpkin patches, and they’re welcoming visitors for pumpkin picking from September 27! With more than 20,000 pumpkins grown this year or a huge indoor display of ready-picked pumpkins in all shapes, sizes and colours.