Someone’s striking up a tune on the fiddle, there’s the familiar sound of feet tapping, and, somewhere in the background, a gang of little ones are getting stuck into craft tables. It could only be Ireland – or, for one Saturday in October, the Museum of Liverpool.
What’s It About?
If you’re after a day packed with Irish warmth and Scouse welcome, this family day is where to head. The Liverpool Irish Festival and the Museum of Liverpool join forces for a programme of activities celebrating everything Irish – music, crafts, stories and plenty of chances to get involved. Whether you’ve Irish roots, enjoy a bit of céilí music, or just fancy something fresh to do with the family, you’ll find a boss atmosphere and hands-on fun across the museum.
When Is It On?
The festival family day takes place on Saturday, 24 October 2026, starting at 11am. That’s your half-term sorted, isn’t it?
Where Is It?
Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool, L3 1DG.
Tickets
There’s no need to fork out – admission is free, with donations welcome if you fancy. For full details or to plan your day, check the official Museum of Liverpool event page.
More Information
For the latest updates and everything you need to know about the Liverpool Irish Festival family day, visit the National Museums Liverpool website. And keep an ear out for the fiddles – if you hear a reel, you’re probably in the right place.
