There are loads of great things to do this November in Liverpool, from themed brunches to light festivals. As we welcome the winter months and dark nights, there are plenty of exciting experiences in store for us.
1. Taste delicious steak & seafood at Hawksmoor
Steak and seafood lovers can enjoy the iconic London staple, Hawksmoor. The Liverpool location is even more beautiful than the one in London, with a strong New York theme. You’ll find comfy booths and stunning moulding on the ceilings of the historic India Building and if that all sounds good to you then you can book a table here.
2. Attend a vintage flea market in a church
Old Christ Church is hosting Waterloo Flea Market And Vintage Fair on November 9, boasting 70 stalls to help you find your next sustainable bargain. If you skip this month, the market is back on the second Saturday of every month with some exceptions. Visitors can also indulge in fresh baked good and treats like bacon butties.
3. Enjoy a bottomless brunch
Ah, the wholesome comforts of bottomless brunches. Castle St Townhouse is the place to be during the weekend (and every single day), offering 90 minutes of unlimited drinks that you can mix and match. What is more, visitors can enjoy one light bite and a main each, such as the Chicken, Pesto and
Mozzarella Ciabatta or the Steak Salad. And, of course, Aperol Spritzes are also included! You can book your table here, with the experience costing £40.
4. The River of Light trail
Quick! The River of Light trail is in Liverpool between October 25 and November 5 so you’ll need to act quick in November to see it! There are ten installations to see in total so make sure you visit them all, lighting up the city in a magical way. What is more, it is completely free!
5. Take in a Candlelit Adele Concert
Ahhh, the Adele – an icon adored worldwide. You’re probably not gonna see her live in Liverpool soon, but you can enjoy a Candlelit performance of her songs performed by talented musicians at St. George’s Hall.
This stunning venue will make for the perfect experience and there are still tickets left for November 23! So, go ahead and grab your tickets for Candlelight: A Tribute to Adele here!
6. Catch a show at the Liverpool Empire Theatre
There are tons of shows you catch at Epstein Theatre this month, including the incredible An Inspector Calls. The play is one of the greatest theatrical classics with an impressive set, stunning visuals and a captivating story, and it will run from November 19-23. You can grab tickets here.
7. Get into the spirit of things at the Liverpool Christmas Market
Liverpool Christmas Market is back between November 16, marking the start of the festive season. Expect the usual good stuff, like plenty of stalls, hot drinks, festive food and, of course, Christmassy vibes. Located at St. Georges Plateau just outside the iconic St. Georges Hall, the market is a staple of the season and is set to be the go-to destination, as always. Plus, expect Karaoke Ski Lifts at the Alpine Bar as well as Santa Land for the little ones.
8. Go ice skating at Liverpool’s first festive ice rink
BOXPARK Liverpool is bringing Liverpool’s first festive ice rink to town from November 22. IceBox is set to make the Baltic Triangle its home, located opposite BOXPARK at the Cains Brewery estate. And on top of skating, visitors will be delighted with festive-themed live entertainment, DJs, hosts competitions, and dance-offs (yes, on skates!) and activities, as well as plenty of street food, winter cocktails and mulled wine.
9. Discover the city’s best vegan restaurants
Nowadays, vegan food can be thoroughly enjoyed no matter your dietary preferences, with a lot of foods out there not having much of a difference. Thankfully, Liverpool has plenty of decent vegan spots, and you can check our favourite ones in our guide here.
10. Have a family day out and see a hilarious panto production
Sleeping Beauty Panto is still on at Helens Theatre Royal with performances every day until Sunday, November 3. So, you still have time to catch it! And if you miss it during the first days of November, the Snow White Christmas Panto is kicking off on November 30, starring Maureen Nolan and Coronation Street’s Emrhys Cooper. You can book your tickets here.
11. Comic Con: one of Europe’s largest pop culture conventions
Comic Con Liverpool is taking place on November 9 this year, with tens of thousands of pop culture lovers gathering in one place, surrounded by celebs. Expect to hear about upcoming projects from your idols, retro gaming areas, get a photo signed and plenty of props in the immersive event. By the way, Rupert Grint is set to be there! So, who’s cosplaying? You can book your tickets here.
12. Embark on a magical illuminated light trail in the woods
Arley Hall is bringing a festive light trail from November 30, with plenty of magical installations to immerse in the woodland walk. The mile-long trail boasts takes up to 90 minutes, taking visitors through a timeless experience to be enjoyed by all. The experience will be up until December 24, and you can book your tickets here.
There you are, there are loads of great things to do in Liverpool this November. Whilst the weather might be terrible, we won’t let it stop us having fun experiences.