CDC Festival of Data
8:00am - 5:00pm /
Thursday 5th February 2026
Type: Conference /
Category: Department
- Mark Hargreaves
- Suitable for: Families, Academics, Staff, Students, General Public
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The Civic Data Cooperative is delighted to present the Festival of Data which will mark the end of the ambitious 5-year programme of work around data collection, visualisation, stewardship and innovation.
Funded by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and delivered by the CDC and Civic Health Innovation Labs at the University of Liverpool this festival will be an interactive 3-day event, on the 5,6,7 February 2026.
It will share creative and imaginative ideas from businesses, communities and schoolchildren demonstrating how data will be used to deliver the best public services for the city region and will involve 3 distinct event days.
Funded by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and delivered by the CDC and Civic Health Innovation Labs at the University of Liverpool this festival will be an interactive 3-day event, on the 5,6,7 February 2026.
It will share creative and imaginative ideas from businesses, communities and schoolchildren demonstrating how data will be used to deliver the best public services for the city region and will involve 3 distinct event days.