This weekend is King Charles III’s Coronation, and Liverpool is rolling out the red carpet.
The historic ceremony will be screened at the Pier Head, street parties, two church services, and the Town Hall will be lit up as part of the celebrations for the Coronation in Liverpool.
The celebrations follow His Majesty and The Queen Consort’s visit to Liverpool a week earlier, when they were there to dedicate the Eurovision TV stage and twin the Central Library with the Odesa Regional Scientific Library in Ukraine.
Screening of Coronation – Saturday 6 May
The Coronation will be screened in the Eurovision Fan Village at the Pier Head.
Doors open at 10:30am and everyone is welcome to come along and watch the historic event, broadcast live from Westminster Abbey.
Street parties – Saturday 6 May and Sunday 7 May
Liverpool City Council has waived the normal temporary road closure fee, enabling residents to mark the Coronation with friends and neighbours.
A total of 22 street parties are being held across the city on Saturday and Sunday:
Saturday 6 May
David Street, L8
Bodmin Road, L4
Cleveley Road, L18
Canterbury Street, L19
Harold Newgass Drive, L19
Swainson Road, L10
Ampthill Road, L17
Thornton Road, L16
Lenthall Street, L4
September Road, L6
Sunday 7 May
Alcester Road, L12
Granard Road, L15
Redwing Lane, L25
Meredale Road, L18
Minver Road, L12
Tulip Road, L15
Addingham Road, L18
Cumberland Avenue, L17
Dunsdon Road, L25
Alverstone Road, L18
Garden Lane, L9
Masters Way, L19
In addition, two church services are being held which the public are able to attend:
- A vigil mass at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral on Friday 5 May at 5pm
- A civic service at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral on Sunday 7 May – people needed to be seated by 10am
Liverpool Town Hall will be lit up red, white and blue on Saturday 6 May.
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