Liverpool's May Bank Holiday weekend is typically an action packed affair, with its formidable array of quality bars, live music venues and clubs delivering extra special events for your viewing and raving pleasure.

Take a look below to get plenty more ideas for the May Bank Holiday weekend in Liverpool.

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Latest news from around Liverpool

Whether it's the latest tour hitting the city or a brand new club opening, our comprehensive news section has a plethora of up to date information on everything going down in your local haunt.

Liverpool's St George's Hall will be turned into a night market next week

Next Thursday, St George's will be turned into a night market with stalls selling locally made products, alongside a choir and 'Night on the Tiles' .

Tickets for Circus' 24th birthday in Liverpool on sale this Friday

A huge back-to-back set, returning favourites and rising stars - Circus is going all out to mark it's 24th year in the business this September, hosting an epic party at Liverpool's Blackstone Street Warehouse.

Quiet pint or absolute carnage? These Irish pubs in Liverpool do both

The best Irish pubs in Liverpool are waiting for you. From old-school boozers to bouncing bars, we’ve got something for everybody’s taste.

Get Gatsby at Liverpool's speakeasy bars

Fees at the entrance, secret locations and hidden drink menus. Get the ultimate 1920s Gatsby experience at the best speakeasy bars in Liverpool.

Southport Oktoberfest returns to Victoria Park this October

Bavarian beers, giant steins, live oompah music and traditional food are all on the menu as one of Southport's biggest autumn celebrations returns for another weekend of Oktoberfest fun.

The Angel Inn is Bold Street's first traditional pub

Bringing booze and traditional Victorian architecture along with classic pub scrub, The Angel Inn has officially opened it's doors as Bold Street's first pub.