There are a whole host of activities to get involved in during the Summer Holidays at Liverpool Biennial 2023.
Family days
Liverpool Biennial family days are coming to festival venues across the city where visitors can explore creativity in the form of movement, sculpture, film, and sound, inspired by Zine making and the art of producing imaginative things.
These free, drop-in art workshops will be supported by a creative facilitator with all materials provided. Take the whole family to learn a new craft or digital skill on Saturdays throughout July and August.
22 July: Movement workshops with Unmute Dance Theatre
Bluecoat
Booking required via our ‘What’s On’ page, links below:
Workshop 1 (4-9 year olds)
Workshop 2 (10+)
29 July: Abstract sculpture workshop
Tobacco Warehouse
Drop-in
5 August: Choir workshop
FACT Liverpool
Drop-in
12 August: Embracing Clay workshop
Tobacco Warehouse
Drop-in
19 August: Soundscape workshop
Victoria Gallery & Museum
Drop-in
26 August: Textiles and weaving workshop
Bluecoat
Drop-in
Children’s guide
Liverpool Biennial has worked with local illustrator Rosa Kusabbi to create a children’s guide for this year’s festival. The guide is available printed on foamboard at Biennial venues and online to help children engage with the artworks on display.
Download your copy here.
‘Storyhunter’ sessions
National charity The Reader will be holding ‘Storyhunter’ events during the festival, offering four family and children storytelling sessions based on Liverpool Biennial artists. The sessions are aimed at children aged 4-9 but the whole family is welcome!
Find out more here.