Known as 'the second capital of Ireland,' this cultural hub turns green come the 17th of March. So, get ready to shake your shamrocks at some of the city's best events. From bashes at boozers where the Guinness flows freely to full-blown parades, there's plenty to enjoy. It isn't over 'til it's clover and we have the low-down on St Patrick's Day in Liverpool.
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Kick off the celebrations early with a creative St Patrick's Day session of Irish-themed painting, hosted by Paint & Party UK and taking place at Shenanigans on Tithebarn Street. Tickets cost just £20 and include all the materials you need, as well as a talented instructor to guide you through the process, so come along and paint the town green with your pals.
Every year O'Neill's Liverpool opens its doors early for a weekend-long celebration, making it a popular spot for sports or Guinness lovers alike. Whether you're after a succulent burger and live music or to catch a sports game with your closest pals, this is a great venue for Irish-themed fun.
Get movin' and groovin' on the 17th at The Flanagan's Apple on Mathew Street. Venture up to the top floor, where there will be live DJs on the decks and plenty of tasty bevvies to enjoy at the bar. If you fancy celebrating on Saturday too, cheer your team on with a pint in hand.
If you're after the best bars in Liverpool city centre on St Patrick's Day, The Shipping Forecast is a top choice. This much-loved boozer is offering up deals all day long, so expect discounts on baby Guinness or burgers. And when the sun goes down? There will also be a live band.
Paying homage to New York-style Irish pubs, The One O'Clock Gun is a top venue if you're looking for St Patrick's Day events in Liverpool. This nostalgic hub has a great food offering, with the likes of gourmet hot dogs or nachos to accompany a pint of stout and live entertainment.
You can always rely on Pins Social Club to supply non-stop live music, sports screenings and Guinness galore come St Patrick's Day... and 2025 is no different. Make your way to the city centre for epic celebrations, alongside plenty of eats like burgers and mac 'n' cheese to dig into.
Nestled in Ropewalks, McCooleys is an Irish drinking den that knows all about throwing a party. Step inside this popular space, where there will be Six Nations showings on the HD screens dotted about the venue and DJ sets. The best bit? You can throw on your best green outfit here.
