18 March 2021
Culture
Five-year plan for culture revealed as effect of Covid-19 pandemic on Liverpool City Region’s creative industry is laid bare
The Liverpool City Region Cultural Compact Strategic Action Plan - recognises the key role that arts and culture play in the city region’s economy.
20 February 2021
Culture
Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards crowns its 2020 champions.
The winners were revealed in a unique online ceremony broadcast into hundreds of homes.
25 January 2021
Culture
Liverpool City Region actress Eithne Browne to host 2020 Culture and Creativity Awards.
The awards are being celebrated in an online ceremony this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
6 January 2021
Culture
Vote for your People’s Choice Award finalist in the Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards.
Who will be your winner? Vote now!
14 December 2020
Culture
Finalists announced in the 2020 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards
The finalists in the 2020 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards have been chosen from more than 700 nominations in a huge show of support for the cultural sector across the whole city region.
12 November 2020
Culture
Deadline for nominations extended in the 2020 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards
You now have until Monday 16th November 2020 to enter.
7 October 2020
Culture
Nominations open for the 2020 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards
Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram has launched the nominations for this year’s Culture and Creativity Awards.
25 June 2020
Culture
Music Fund supporting city region’s economic recovery
The Liverpool City Region’s Music Fund has supported more than 50 music industry businesses.
26 February 2020
Culture
Trio of buildings to light up for a Nightingale’s Song as part of Sefton's Borough of Culture.
Waterloo and Bootle Town Halls along with The Atkinson in Southport will be the backdrop over 3 nights.
13 February 2020
Culture
Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor announces new co-chair of the Cultural Partnership.
Maggie O’ Carroll, the Founder and CEO of The Women’s Organisation joins Professor Phil Redmond representing the city region’s cultural and creative sectors.
