The SevenStreets Christmas Quiz
We have a quiz to test every inch of your intellect - and get you out the house too. At stake? Some brill Liverpool-related prizes….
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11 Little Liverpool Luxuries
When money’s too tight to mention, where can you go for a quick pick me up - an illicit, but good value personal indulgence? Oh, apart from there… Here are a few of our favourite little luxuries.
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Review: Irish Sea Sessions 2011
The Philharmonic Hall flings open its doors to the Liverpool Irish Festival once again for a celebration of song
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Feast of fun: Hope Street Feast 2011
The city’s food and drink quarter plays host to theatre, music and tonnes of tasty grub at this family friendly day.
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Seldom Seen Quid: Liverpool Philharmonic’s £1 Sale
A selection of shows on sale this weekend for less than the price of a pint. Thanks, Philharmonic!
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Review: Jimmy Cliff at the Philharmonic
How many people could you legitimately call a living legend? Not many, but Jimmy Cliff is one.
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King For A Day
Southport’s very own Michael Weston King brings his brand new record to the Philharmonic this royal wedding weekend.
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Arts Council England 2011: Funding, cuts and Liverpool
Our first impression on who wins and who loses out from the latest round of Arts Council England funding decisions.
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Dead Poets Society
Alan O’Hare meets The Waterboys’ Mike Scott, ahead of his lyrical tribute to Yates at The Phil. The poet. Not the wine lodge…
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Wine up: Iron and Wine at the Philharmonic Hall
There are any number of beardy singer-songwriters plying their wares in concert halls around the globe, but none quite as captivating as Sam Beam. Otherwise known as Iron and Wine, he’s been creating glorious modern folk for over a decade and heads to Liverpool next spring. Beam’s transformation from bedroom songwriter to indie sensation has [...]
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Irish Sea Sessions: The Review
How to create a musical night that stirs the soul? Reel ‘em in…
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Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Home to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Phil stages classical concerts, some popular music gigs, live comedy and the occasional leftfield film night. An incredible art deco edifice rebuilt in the 1930s, the Phil also features a bar and cafe; plus the Rodewald Suite at the back of the hall.
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RLPO Live at the Albert Hall
Classical music doesn’t get any classier than when the RLPO raise the roof at the Albert Hall…
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The first cut?
Nick Holloway unravels the complex tangle of QUANGOs, budgets and assorted acronyms to investigate how funding cuts will affect arts and culture in Liverpool. So, what’s in the firing line?
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Elvis Costello at the Philharmonic
Accept no imposters. The Birkenhead Bard returns to the Phil. Review by Alan O’Hare.
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