It is time to celebrate Christmas in the Little Liverpool gallery at the Museum of Liverpool. Join us to explore our Little Liverpool gallery with some added Christmas fun. Little Liverpool Christmas ...

The below press release was originally published by Liverpool Biennial. For the full release, including a look at programming at venues throughout the city, click here. Today Liverpool Biennial ...

Freelance photograper Laura Gates explores the historic and ongoing relationship between women and football through her camera lens.

John Moores Painting Prize returns, former prize winner opens new exhibition and young people’s work showcased, as the National Museums Liverpool nurtures artistic talent across their galleries John ...

Europa was a princess in Greek mythology. She was kidnapped by Zeus, the god of thunder. Zeus turned himself into a bull to lure her. Once she had climbed on his back, he carried her away. There are ...

'Jeunesse Dorée' means 'gilded youth' in French and was a term applied to wealthy and fashionable young society people. For this painting, Brockhurst used the model Kathleen Woodward who he had worked ...

Exploring the man behind Britain's first mosque and the Society protecting his legacy.

Join us to go beyond the canvas and meet the brilliant minds behind the prize-winning works of JMPP25. Hear the stories, ideas and inspirations that brought their paintings to life in a relaxed and ...

Sixpence, 1856. The obverse of the coin depicts an uncrowned young Queen Victoria. This was the most common image of Victoria used on coins from 1838 until 1887 when it was replaced with the Jubilee ...

A copy of the Liverpool Daily Newspaper Tuesday December 9, 1856, from the day the time capsule was buried. The front page of the newspaper gives a snapshot of daily life in Liverpool in the winter of ...

National Museums Liverpool are aware of the recent report in “The Post” which was published on 08 February 2025 about allegations concerning the conduct of Laurence Westgaph (“the Article”). The ...

Cotman painted this romantic scene of rustic domestic life at the Black Boy Inn at Hurley on Thames. It shows a farmer (posed by the inn keeper) returning home for his meal, while his horse leans ...