Upcoming events

Liverpool Literary Festival, 9 - 11 October

This year's Literary Festival is being held online and welcomes Alexei Sayle, Heidi Thomas, Stephen McGann and Pheonix Alexander, plus many more.

Queer and Now, Tate Liverpool (online), until 8 October

A celebration of the powerful role of LGBTQIA+ arts and culture in today's society.

A Museum For Me: Sin Fronteras, 10 October

Based in London, the community group ‘Sin Fronteras’, part of the Latin American Women’s Rights Service (LAWRS), engages older girls / young women of Latin American heritage in after-school social, academic and cultural activities. In the workshop we will introduce the group to the concepts, materials, activities, and purposes of ‘A Museum for Me’ physical and virtual workshops and craft kits.

University of Liverpool Instrumental Teachers Lockdown Band, 14 October

Listen to what the instrumental tutors and alumni get up to in lockdown with this swinging programme of jazz instrumental numbers.

The Great Read

Don't forget to download your copy of the Great Read short stories

In Conversation with Nana Nubi

The School of Histories, Languages and Cultures presents Nana Nubi (Founder of the 'Alpha Project' Ireland, author of 'Nigerian Heritage') in conversation for a live online discussion.

Members of the 18th Century Sinfonia, 21 October

A programme of Italian and English Baroque pieces performed by Judith van Ingen (violin tutor in the Department of Music) with colleagues from the 18th Century Sinfonia that explores the delights of historically informed performance practice.

Sound and Singing workshop, Tate, 25 October

This workshop will focus on communal noise making and protest, using body percussion, voice play and found sound - no previous experience required!

RIBA Wellbeing in the Workplace, 27 October

An interactive wellbeing workshop addressing common mental health difficulties, providing information, tips and tools to support you.

BHM: Black Students' Networking session, 27 October

Expand your network beyond campus and connect with Black students from across the country. Bringing together Students’ Unions from around the UK this is a space to share experiences, plan for the year ahead and get to know each other better.

Race and the Referendum: White and Ethnic Minority Voting in the 2016 EU Referendum, 28 October

Studies in voting in the EU Referendum have examined the effects of class, education and age on voting patterns. There has been less attention, however, on the effects of race and ethnicity on voting behaviour among ethnic minority but also white voters.

Tom Kimmance (piano), 28 October

Alumnus and Departmental piano tutor Tom Kimmance performs a sparkling programme of Romantic piano works including his own amazing arrangement of Gershwin’s I’ve got Rhythm.

Indigenous Contemporary Art from the Americas, 29 November

This conference will critically discuss the notion of indigenous contemporary art through a comparative perspective