Last night, we held the last Art of Sharing event of the year at the wonderful Liverpool Beatles Museum, and it was an evening to remember. Thank You for Your ..read more

The Liverpool Beatles Museum recently unveiled a captivating new exhibit, offering fans a glimpse into two pivotal moments in the Fab Four’s journey to stardom. The exhibit features backstage furniture ..read more

On May 4th, 1964, amidst the whirlwind of Beatlemania, John Lennon, Cynthia Lennon, George Harrison, and Pattie Boyd embarked on a much-needed escape from the pressures of fame. Their destination ..read more

Beatles Week at the Liverpool Beatles Museum has come to a close, and it was nothing short of spectacular. This year’s event was packed with memorable performances, insightful Q&As, and ..read more

The Liverpool Beatles Museum is thrilled to invite you to join us for an unforgettable Beatle Week during the August Bank Holiday. We have an exciting line up of events that will bring you closer to the magic of The Beatles, featuring special guests who played significant roles in the band’s history. While our Pete Best Band tickets have already sold out, there are still plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in the Beatlemania. Don’t miss out—grab your tickets now before they’re gone! Saturday 24th August 2pm: Audience with the Quarrymen Kick off the Beatle Week with an exclusive session ..read more

As Pride Month unfolds, it’s essential to reflect not only on the prominent figures in LGBTQ+ history but also on those whose impact extends into realms beyond sexuality. Brian Epstein, known predominantly as the manager of The Beatles, was one such individual whose influence resonates far beyond the music industry. His story is not only about managing the world’s most iconic band but also about navigating his identity in a time when LGBTQ+ rights were far from accepted. The Man Behind the Fab Four Brian Epstein’s journey to becoming the manager of The Beatles was as unexpected as it was groun ..read more

The Musical Box, Liverpool’s oldest record shop, has long been a cornerstone of the city’s vibrant music scene. Founded by Jack Lewis in 1947 and carried forward by his wife Dorothy in 1951, this beloved shop has remained a family-run business for four generations. However, it wasn’t until a renovation project in 2023 that the true historical significance of The Musical Box was revealed. A Remarkable Discovery During the renovation, over 24 old record sales logs were discovered, dating as far back as 1958. These logs provide a fascinating glimpse into the musical trends of the time and highlig ..read more

Yesterday was a momentous occasion for Beatles fans and history enthusiasts alike as we were invited to the unveiling of a new blue plaque commemorating the birthplace of George Harrison. The event took place at 12 Arnold Grove in Wavertree, Liverpool, the house where the legendary Beatles guitarist was born and spent his early years. The highlight of the day was undoubtedly the presence of Olivia Harrison, George’s widow, who graciously unveiled the plaque. Her participation added a deeply personal touch to the ceremony, bridging the past and present for all attendees. Seeing Olivia honour Ge ..read more

Today, the Liverpool Beatles Museum was honoured to host George Sephton, the legendary voice of Liverpool Football Club, for a very special presentation. Sephton brought with him a guitar signed by none other than Liverpool’s charismatic manager, Jürgen Klopp. The museum was buzzing with excitement as fans and staff gathered to witness the handover. Jürgen Klopp, known not only for his footballing prowess but also for his generous spirit, has shown his support for the ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ project—a cause close to the hearts of many. This project has successfully raised over £800,000 for d ..read more

In April The Liverpool Beatles Museum hosted for the first time an extraordinary event that brought together a vibrant mix of creativity and community spirit: “The Art of Sharing: An Evening for Artists.” This special evening celebrated the diverse talents of singer-songwriters, spoken word poets, rappers, short story authors and filmmakers, making it a memorable night filled with original and inspiring performances. A Night of Diverse Talents From the moment the doors opened, the museum’s atmosphere buzzed with excitement and anticipation. The historic walls of the Beatles Museum, which have ..read more