Liverpool International Music Festival (LIMF) returns tomorrow, July 29 with a new look, new location and new feel.
LIMF is returning to the city for the first time since 2019 and is making the move from its usual home at Sefton Park. Instead, the festival will take place across multiple venues in the city centre.
The move has been prompted in a bid to re-energise and support the city's music sector which was severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The LIMF team wants music lovers to experience performers in the city's diverse range of incredible venues - and in the process, bring them much-needed footfall and a financial boost to help with their recovery after an unpredictable two years.
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For the full LIMF line-up, list of venues and everything else you need to know, click here . Since the festival is based throughout Liverpool city centre this year, it means the rules have changed somewhat.
This year, festivalgoers will need to note the rules for each venue - including which items are prohibited from entering the sites. Below are the rules for each venue hosting a LIMF event and the items it has banned.
24 Kitchen Street
While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF. There will be a search upon entry including pat down and bags.
Bombed Out Church
Food and drink is not allowed. Snacks and drinks, including alcoholic beverages, will available to buy during the evening. No liquids, alcohol, flares or large bags allowed.
Camp & Furnace
There will be a search upon entry including pat down and bags. No alcohol, illegal substances, knives, bladed articles, potential weapons, pyrotechnics or flares allowed.
District
No food or drink allowed. Search upon entry including pat down and bags. While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF.
Arts Club Liverpool
No food or drink allowed. Full search on entry. No bags larger than an A4 piece of paper allowed.
While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF.
Invisible Wind Factory
Only food and drinks bought from the venue can be consumed on site. There will be a search on entry. While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF.
Kazimier Stockroom
Only food and drinks bought from the venue can be consumed on site. There will be a search on entry. While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF.
M&S Bank Arena
Only food and drinks bought from the venue can be consumed on site. There will be a search on entry. While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF.
Exhibition Centre Liverpool Auditorium
Only food and drinks bought from the venue can be consumed on site. There will be a search on entry. While the venue has not specified banned products, sharp items, knives, and flares are completely prohibited at LIMF.
The Merchant
There is no search policy in place at The Merchant.
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