Watch to find out more about our new charity partner The Hope Foundation!
Find out more about our new charity partner The Hope Foundation.
There’s nothing more guaranteed to get the conversation flowing than chat around a good cup of coffee – and when it comes to serving the best, the experts at 200 Degrees Coffee know a thing… or several!
As a 12-year-old football fan, Brendan Wyatt used to stand on the Kop looking around at what all the older kids were wearing. Fast forward more than 40 years, and the designer and fashion-focused businessman is dictating their look. “Never did I think kids would be wearing a brand that I had created,” he says. “I’d like to say it was a dream come true, but I wouldn’t have even dreamt it. I wouldn’t have dared to.” Brendan first established Liverpool menswear store, Transalpino, in 2006, bringing terrace culture to the city. Having developed a love for the trends he found while travelling the world with his team, he then decided to create and establish his own brand. Relaxed and casual daytime menswear with well-loved t-shirts, hoodies and trainers was key.
In the run-up to Christmas, it’s all about getting together for great food and drinks, shopping for presents and just having fun celebrating. The centre is looking sparkling for the festive season and we have everything on your list - plus lots of fashion shops to find the perfect outfit for your Christmas night out. There are a few added treats too including workshops with local artisans so you can create your own handmade decorations and gifts.
At Fairytale Endings there’s a fantastic collection of occasion wear from all over the world to help you look fabulous, whether you’re attending a prom, sailing off on a cruise, or going to a party or celebration dinner.
Inside Metquarter, it's not just all about the big brands, there are loads of brilliant independents housed here too. You can discover local brands offering boutique fashion, art, flowers and more.
International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements across the world, in the hope of encouraging others and promoting equality and positive change. Meet some of the women who work at Metquarter to find out about their journey.
He’s known as the Italian Scouser so it’s no surprise Metquarter barista Antonio Monica has combined the two cultures on the slogans that decorate his reusable cups. The Milan-born coffee maker is so famous for iconic greetings like ‘Ciao Lad’ – he’s had the sayings printed on the coffee cup sleeves!
An indoor Christmas market hosted at Metquarter during December featuring more than 50 fantastic local makers. The market is being put on by The Art Quarter, a collective of artists from Liverpool and Wirral based inside the centre. It showcases the work of dozens of creatives, not only those who usually sell through the shop, giving shoppers a chance to find unique gifts and to meet the people who made them. The first Art Quarter Market took place last Christmas and was such a success that they organised a second in the summer.