Join Flight Club as the months get chillier for their Liverpool Brunch Social. Gather the gang and head to the fairground-themed venue to try your hand at darts for an hour, followed by another hour's worth of unlimited pizza from £30 each. 

You'll also be treated to a bottle of prosecco each to enjoy, plus complimentary carafes of orange juice so you can make your own mimosas. Venture down on a Saturday or Sunday for some friendly competition and heaps of fun. 

Become a sushi connoisseur and learn how to make your very own maki with YO!'s Sushi School at Liverpool One. Grab tickets for £24.95 per person and enrol in one of its Wednesday classes where you'll be guided by an expert - practice knife cutting skills, learn about the history of the dish and much more. 

You'll also be able to snack on edamame and delicious gyozas as you go, plus all your yummy creations at the end. Think salmon sashimi, inari nigiri and crunchy California rolls. 

Tonight Josephine has plenty of Liverpool events in November for you to get excited about. Head down to the glitter-fuelled, pop princess paradise where you'll be able to dance to Beyoncé anthems and delight in cool cocktails every day of the week. 

If you're looking to lay all your love on a bottomless brunch, then its Mumma Mia affair is the place for you. Grab tickets from £29 to enjoy all of the quartet's top hits paired with drag entertainment and free-flowing bubbles. And if you've got a cowboy hat lurking about? The Hoedown instalment is calling your name. 

The Alpine-inspired entertainment venue and dining destination Albert's Schloss is getting super cosy this November, but the fun doesn't stop just because we're in prime fondue season. You can expect to find a non-stop lineup of events over at the cool spot, adorned with chopped logs, wooden barrels and twinkly lights. 

Wednesdays bring Kunst Kabaret to the masses, inviting you to enjoy provocative performances and glamour, then Thursdays are when two pianos take to the stage, taking endless requests as part of Baby Grand Slam. And if you've got a hankering for a roast? Hit up its Sunday Service for a true cook haus experience. 

When considering what's on in Liverpool in November for couples, we bet you didn't think a covert liquor smuggling operation in the depths of the city was on the list. With Moonshine Saloon: Western Cocktail Experience, you'll be taken under the wing of wanted man Clyde Cassidy and have to smuggle your own spirits into the bar to try four bespoke tipples. 

Combining theatre with mixology, with a little yee-haw in between, this immersive experience is a must-visit for groups looking to inject some fun into the winter months. Rub shoulders with locals, sport your best cowboy boots and don't go wagging your tongue when the sheriff comes a-knocking.

If you're wondering what's on in Liverpool for November then look no further than Alcotraz: Cell Block Three-Six, the immersive prison bar that invites you and your mates to ex-cell in smuggling liquor past a warden to enjoy bespoke tipples whipped up for you by the long-serving inmates.

Sport dashing orange jumpsuits and get lost in this fun, theatrical experience that makes a great night out with a twist. Just remember: don't get caught. 

Stuck for events in Liverpool this November? We've got you covered. This cool spot has got a jam-packed lineup this month, kicking things off with a Dirty Dancing tribute night on the 2nd of November with tickets from £10 each. Enjoy all the songs and moves as the venue's very own Johnny and Baby relive the special moments (including that lift).

Then, at Liverpool Naval Club on Saturday the 16th, prepare to get well and truly rocked as the Incredible Freddie Mercury and Queen Tribute by Joey Linden take to the stage. Completing the winter roster, it also has The Boy George Experience (22nd of November) and a Motown Christmas special (30th of November). 

The ultimate November date spot, NQ64 is the cool, neon-lit arcade bar on everyone's lips. Head to Colquitt Street for some nostalgic fun in the form of retro consoles, and crowd-pleasing games like Guitar Hero, Mario Kart and Time Crisis II. There's even a dance mat for you to show off your Steps moves on.

And if you find yourself getting thirsty between rounds, you'll love the bar's themed cocktails. Our favourites include the Mad Max Zombie made with rum and guava, and the vodka-based Powerstar Martini, with notes of vanilla and passion fruit.

There's nothing better than cosying up in a cute cafe during winter with a good book and an even better cup of coffee. That's why we've compiled a guide to help you find Liverpool's best caffeine-fuelled spots with cute interiors and delicious sweet treats. 

Wander over to Ropewalks for Bold Street Coffee, where you'll find fresh slices of cake paired with oat flat whites, or soak up ranch-themed decor at Moose Coffee, where American breakfast culture reigns supreme and pancake stacks are on the menu. Whatever you're in the mood for, they've got it. 

On the hunt for some cultural things to do in Liverpool in November? Tate + RIBA North has got you covered. You'll find it perched on Mann Island spread across two galleries filled with inspiring artwork. 

Entry is free, making it an affordable day out, and exhibitions include Brickworks (championing the humble brick) and Harun Farocki: In Comparison this winter. All of this is in addition to its British and contemporary art displays, featuring the works of Salvador Dali among others.