Baltic Market will host Liverpool’s biggest free Eurovision viewing party, showing both the Semi Finals and Grand Final from Tuesday 9th – Saturday 13th May.
Complete with live music throughout the entire week, as well as three limited edition Eurovision-themed cocktails, a special Ukrainian flag coloured slush and huge sharing platters from the food traders, Baltic Market will be completely free entry with space for 600 people for seated and standing areas.
Liverpool’s first food and drink market will showcase all of the Eurovision live shows on two giant 14ft x 8ft screens – one on each side of the venue so that all guests will get a great view of the festivities.
To get Baltic Market’s guests into the full Eurovision spirit, they’ll have a selection of drinks and dishes that are perfect for sharing and enjoying with friends and family.
The market’s Eurovision slush is a bright blue and yellow drink to represent the Ukrainian flag, with the team donating £1 from each drink to Re-Act; a charity working in the Polish border town of Przemysl alongside their partners, Ukraine Education Platform, who purchase and then pack 1000s of boxes a week with vital food supplies.
The packages are loaded onto trucks and taken straight to the East of Ukraine, where the need is greatest. Each box costs just £30 and can feed a family of four for a week!
There’s also three limited edition cocktails including the Dancing Queen made up of Kopparberg Passion Fruit Vodka, passion fruit, vanilla and lime, the Mama Mia with Kopparberg Strawberry & Lime, elderflower, apple, cranberry, lemon and cucumber and Waterloo that’s made up of Kopparberg Cherry Rum, Triple Sec, Orgeat, lime and sugar syrup.
Baltic Market will show the Eurovision festivities on Tuesday and Thursday from 8-10pm and Friday and Saturday from 8pm-12am with live music on each day.
No booking is necessary – simply turn up, grab a table and enjoy the fun! (This is an 18s+ event).
On Tuesday, Lovely Goose will perform from 6-8pm, on Thursday it’s Meg and Ben from 6-8pm, on Friday, the market will have Dean DJing from 2-6pm and Lovely Goose performing from 6-8pm and on Saturday, Brass Monkey’s will play from 6-8pm.
At the market, many of the traders have created sharing platters for groups of friends and family.
Pattersons will have the S&P sharer available with two pieces of famous fried chicken, four wings, chicken tenders, two cajun dusted thighs two hash browns, peppers n onions, fries, ‘slaw, curry or gravy, Nashville sauce, garlic mayo, salt & pepper seasoning.
At Christakis, guests will find the Ultimate Greek Kebab Mixed Grill with chicken skewers, pork skewers, Greek sausages, chicken gyros, salad, tzatziki, chips and pitta bread.
Hafla Hafla will serve up two platters; the veggie sharer of falafel, grilled halloumi, hummus, crispy chickpeas, crispy fried mushroom, za’atar flatbread, salad, slaw, red sumac onions, toum & raw ketchup.
And a meat sharer with lamb koftas, Persian roast chicken, grilled halloumi, hummus, crispy chickpeas, za’atar flatbread, salad, slaw, red sumac onions, tzatziki and harissa garlic sauce.
At Spice Thai, guests will find a Dim Sum Box; a wide variety of custard buns, BBQ char sui buns, sui mai, har gow and gyoza.
And Richie’s will have a sharer of two cheesybois burgers, sharer fries, flamin’ hot Cheeto mozzarella sticks, sharer chicken nugz with two dips.
Sarah McGaw, Marketing Manager at Baltic Market, said:
“Liverpool is bursting with excitement ahead of hosting the Eurovision Song Contest from Tuesday 9th to Saturday 13th May. At Baltic Market, we really want to play our part in supporting Ukraine and so we’ll be donating £1 from every slush that’s themed just like the Ukrainian flag in vibrant blue and yellow!
“We’ll also be hosting Liverpool’s biggest completely free viewing party across two huge screens so that everyone can get into the Eurovision spirit! We’ll also have special cocktails and sharing platters to get stuck into. We can’t wait to see you all over the Eurovision festival!”
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