events diary

Please note: Walks and picnics may involve a 2 miles non- strenuous walk. Numbers restricted. Bring all weather clothing. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Sunday 27 July 2008 12.00
Nuture - Walking the Bounds of the City
Walk the bounds of our shrinking city and discuss the maintenance and potential of our land.


Sunday 24 August 2008 
Nurture - Paddle
Meet the tide and look for the edible beach and our natural reserves


Sunday 21 September 2008 Time TBC
Seacycles 2008
Celebrate our sustainable heritage and the forgotten tidal pool with the 7th annual seacycles procession.
To get involved in this event by taking part in workshops, either individually or with a community group / school / company please get in touch.


TBC Ongoing
Construction Site
Building the citizens view of our city

Construction Site is an exhibition by 'pool, now kindly hosted by Liverpool Records Office on William Brown Street.
The exhibition looks at our changing city and invites you to have your say.

By looking back at our city's history, in particular, the story of Lord Molyneux's bridge, we consider the role of the citizen today and how we can influence our city's destiny. 'pool also invites you to imagine our city as it used to be, by visualising the water beneath the city's streets that is our namesake.

The exhibition relies on input from people from all walks of life and we invite you to send us your thoughts, reactions, memories and images either by emailing us at info@poolproject.co.uk or coming along to Liverpool Record Office, Liverpool Central Library, William Brown Street.

It is open Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm
Saturday 9am to 5pm
Sunday 12pm to 4pm
For venue information call 0151 233 5817

Visit www.poolproject.co.uk/constructionsite for more details


TBC 
Grow - Hunt Royale
Follow the clues to discover the past and the future of the area that once was King Johns Royal Hunting Park of Toxteth. Open to carriages, bikes, pushchairs, wheelchairs and pedestrians.


TBC 
Grow - The Settlement! St Georges Hall
Having been dug up how do we now settle? Bringing together the individuals from the past years events we seek the way forward in sustaining our settlement.