What is Gender? How have ideas about Gender changed over time? How does gender shape our day to day lives? How can we include everyone in complex and difficult conversations about gender? Join us for ...

In 2018 the first excavation of Liverpool court housing uncovered some fascinating finds, which shed light on the real lives of working class people in the city more than a century ago.

Extended until September 28 2025 and kids under 12 go free!Immerse yourself in an exhibition that brings together art and science to explore one of nature’s most incredible creatures - the bee.This ...

Please be aware that the temporary exhibition space at Sudley House will be closed beginning 23 September 2025. These closures come ahead of a new display opening on the first floor, Innocence and ...

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Award-winning writer, psychologist, group analyst and thinker, Guilaine Kinouani, launches Liverpool's Slavery Remembrance Day commemorations with her unique and powerful voice. A walk of remembrance ...

Twelve objects that tell the story of how the war affected the city and its people.

Hilary Steele's college film rolls capture Liverpool's music scene at a pivotal moment from 1977 to 1979.

Forty years after the festival transformed Liverpool’s waterfront we track down some of the public artworks created for it, in new locations across the city.

Apollo, the musical poet. Artemis, goddess of the hunt. Vastly different but connected forever. Greek mythology expert, Liv Albert, introduces us to the twins.

This story is taken from Arthurian Legend, which was the artist’s favourite subject. Merlin had fallen in love with Nimue (also called Nimiane, Vivian or Vivien). She profited from his infatuation by ...

Paintings of elaborately dressed small girls in pert or playful attitudes, often posed in domestic interiors, were very popular in late Victorian Britain. John Everett Millais was the main originator ...