Creative Lunch Club is a global community for people working in the creative industries. Whether you are a graphic designer, a photographer, a marketer, or a filmmaker, the Creative Lunch Club gives you the chance to regularly meet other creatives in your city for lunch.

Ember is a flexible coworking space in the Baltic Triangle with a well-designed interior and a community of freelancers, designers and small businesses. It's one of the more considered spaces in the city, with fast Wi-Fi and a convivial, low-key atmosphere.

Baltic Creative is a creative campus on Jamaica Street in the heart of the Baltic Triangle, providing affordable studio, workshop and office space to digital and creative businesses. It's the hub around which much of Liverpool's creative scene has grown over the past decade.

FACT is the UK's leading centre for art, film and new media, based in the heart of Ropewalks on Wood Street. It has gallery spaces showing digital and contemporary art, an independent cinema, and a cafe-bar that's a solid daytime spot in its own right.

Walker Art Gallery holds one of the largest art collections in England outside London, from medieval paintings to modern installations, housed in a grand neo-classical building on William Brown Street. It's free, consistently interesting and a must if you care about art.

Camp and Furnace is a former industrial warehouse in the Baltic Triangle that now operates as one of the city's most versatile live music and events spaces. The huge main hall, outdoor yard and laid-back bar make it a natural gathering point for Liverpool's creative crowd.

Tate Liverpool + RIBA North occupies the Albert Dock and brings together Tate's contemporary art programme with RIBA North's architecture exhibitions. The waterfront setting is hard to beat, and the combination of art and architecture content makes it genuinely good for creatives.

Love Lane Brewery is a Baltic Triangle brewery and taproom housed in a former World War II-bombed rubber factory, with views into the working brewery from the bar. Their Love Lane beers and Higson's ales are brewed on site, and the food menu is genuinely solid.

Ember is a flexible coworking space in the Baltic Triangle with a well-designed interior and a community of freelancers, designers and small businesses. It's one of the more considered spaces in the city, with fast Wi-Fi and a convivial, low-key atmosphere.

Bold Street Coffee has been a fixture on Liverpool's famous independent street since 2010, serving specialty coffee, brunch and bakes from a relaxed all-day spot. It's one of the originals of the city's specialty coffee scene and still one of the best.

Baltic Creative is a creative campus on Jamaica Street in the heart of the Baltic Triangle, providing affordable studio, workshop and office space to digital and creative businesses. It's the hub around which much of Liverpool's creative scene has grown over the past decade.

Baltic Market is Liverpool's original street food market, set in a warehouse at the old Cains Brewery in the Baltic Triangle and open Thursday to Sunday. It brings together the city's best independent food vendors under one roof alongside a well-stocked bar.

92 Degrees has been roasting its own coffee in Liverpool since 2015, with locations across the city including at Baltic Creative on Jamaica Street. The roastery cafe is a favourite with the Baltic Triangle crowd, with monthly artist residencies and a proper specialty coffee focus.

Leaf is a Bold Street institution that does tea, coffee and good food by day, then shifts into a bar and events space by night. The eclectic interior is full of mismatched furniture, vinyl and plants, and it's long been a meeting place for Liverpool's creative community.

Liverpool Biennial is the UK's largest free contemporary visual art festival, held across the city every two years and commissioning new work from artists around the world. It transforms public spaces, galleries and museums across Liverpool with ambitious new commissions, and the 2025 edition is the one to catch.