Things To Do This Autumn In Liverpool

Mama's MixTape delivers the ultimate R&B and Hip-Hop bottomless dining experience every Friday. For £49.95 per person, guests can indulge in three small plates from an award-winning Southeast Asian menu, enjoy 90 minutes of premium bottomless drinks, including handcrafted cocktails like Pornstar Martinis, premium spirits with mixers, beer, wine, or fizz, and immerse themselves in a night of entertainment courtesy of live DJs, dancers, and musicians. The rooftop terrace and bar stay open late, making it the perfect spot to keep the party going.

Experience the wizardry of Magic on the Mersey at the stunning Aloft Liverpool, nestled within the historic Grade II-listed Royal Insurance Building. Prepare to be astounded by the incredible Steve Price, one of the UK's top magicians, who will leave you laughing and marvelling at the seemingly impossible. In this intimate setting, you'll witness mind-bending magic up close, transforming everyday objects into unforgettable moments right before your eyes. With tickets starting at £19.50, come down to experience an epic night full of laughter and amazement.

Uncover Liverpool's hidden gem, Alcotraz: Cell Block Three-Six, an immersive speakeasy prison where you smuggle liquor past the Warden to revel in bespoke cocktails behind bars. Inspired by Hollywood's infamous prison tales, this thrilling experience transports you into the heart of the action, complete with orange jumpsuits and a cast of dynamic actors. As fresh inmates, you'll see your smuggled liquor transformed into bespoke cocktails with liqueurs, bitters, and homemade syrups. Get inventive with your smuggling tactics, but stay alert — the Warden's watchful eye is always on the lookout.

Ready to roll with the sushi pros? Then make your way over to YO! Sushi School at Liverpool ONE, AKA one of the best things to do this autumn in Liverpool for families. This interactive event will teach you all about the history of this Japanese culinary classic, along with the ingredients used and the art of knife skills, all while crafting scrumptious Cali rolls or salmon nigiri and, of course, devouring your delicious creations. Whether you're a sushi whiz or a total newbie, these two-hour sessions are your ticket to ramping up your maki game with expert guidance.

Things to do this autumn in Liverpool for couples, you ask? Head on over to Flight Club for their epic Liverpool Brunch Social, where you'll spend two hours hitting bullseyes and savouring scrumptious pizza with your mates. Tickets kick off at £30 per person for weekend slots, and you'll each snag a bottle of bubbly to mix up some mimosas. Trust us, there's no better way to spend your weekend than this.

Looking for unusual things to do this autumn in Liverpool? Dust off those cowboy boots and head on over to The Official Coyote Ugly Nashville Hoedown Bottomless Brunch. For just £27.50, you'll enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless bubbles, pints, and all-you-can-eat pizza. But that's not all — get ready to learn a line dance from the World Famous Coyotes themselves. It's the ultimate Wild West experience you won't want to miss. Yeehaw.

Saddle up for Moonshine Saloon, Liverpool's Wild West cocktail adventure and a top choice for things to do this autumn in Liverpool for adults. Bring your own booze and join Clyde Cassidy's moonshine gang for a night filled with outlaws, bespoke cocktails, and classic Western games. Sneak your spirits past the sheriff, mingle with live actors, and enjoy four custom cocktails crafted from your smuggled liquor. It's a high-stakes, fun-filled ride where a Wild West escapade awaits — just keep your wits about you or risk blowing Cassidy's operation.

Award-winning attraction The Beatles Story is located at the Royal Albert Dock, telling the story of this hugely influential band in their birthplace. This immersive experience takes you through a series of intimate rooms that recreate the 1960s, from The Cavern Club to Abbey Road Studios and more.

There's lots of original memorabilia to be discovered here too, including George Harrison's first guitar and John Lennon's last piano, and there's even a free multi-media audio guide narrated by John Lennon's sister Julia. After you've explored this fascinating attraction, head to the cafe for traditional Scouse eats and cream tea.