We share a few fun ideas for celebrating Halloween in Liverpool…
Novotel Paddington Village
The team at Novotel Paddington Village in Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter have channelled their creativity to create a spooky limited edition Frankentini cocktail, which is available to order from their bar or restaurant. (Price: £9.50).
Website: https://all.accor.com/hotel/B737/index.en.shtml
Revolution
Immersive yourself in the Halloween celebrations this year with a trip to Royal Albert Dock’s resident vodka bar, Revolution. Choose from a range of elixirs available until November 3rd. Mali-Boo, Liquid Brains and Blood Orange Draquiris take centre stage and there’s something for everyone.
Learn more: https://www.revolution-bars.co.uk/parties-and-events/halloween/
Revolucion de Cuba
Put a Cuban spin on your Halloween plans and keep the party going with Revolucion de Cuba’s Day of the Dead fiesta. For £6.50 a ticket, enjoy entry and a welcome drink voucher to redeem at the bar. Enjoy a night of DJ sets, dance performances and much more.
Learn more: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Liverpool/Revolucion-De-Cuba/Day-of-the-Dead-Halloween-Party/40072625/
The One O’Clock Gun
With a bountiful drinks menu and New York-inspired décor, head to The One O’Clock Gun on 31st for a themed evening complete with a tarot reader. Then there are trick-or-treat shots and spooky movies playing on screens throughout the venue, against a backdrop of toe-tapping live music.
Learn more: https://theoneoclockgun.pub/
The River of Light trail that has become something truly magical
I follow this trail every year with my lovely family. It is quite magical in any case, but to see it through the eyes of small children is awe inspiring.
It is a huge undertaking and ranges all along the waterfront and beyond Liverpool Town Hall. It is all immersive and to watch children weaving their way through spectacular displays is something to be cherished.
It is quite good fun for grown-ups too. Indulge the child within. The River of Light happens until 5th November 2024. (Image by Liz Harry courtesy of Visit Liverpool).
