Works of art created using John Lennon’s microphone leads now available to purchase at Strawberry Field
24th June, 2022
A brand-new exhibition has arrived at one of Liverpool’s leading visitor attractions, Strawberry Field, with each work of art now available to purchase.
The Lennon Wired exhibition, which is made up of 11 individual pieces, has been created using segments from the original microphone leads that John Lennon used to record his 1971 song, Imagine, alongside Yoko Ono.
Strawberry Field ‘People of Peace’ Awards winners announced
15th December, 2021
With just two adult winners and one child winner, the judges had a difficult decision to make from a fantastic selection of truly inspiring nominations from people across the world.
Strawberry Field launches second annual ‘People of Peace’ Awards and this time, the search goes international
21st September, 2021
To mark what would have been the 80th birthday of John Lennon on 9th October 2020, the team at Strawberry Field launched a local search for Liverpool’s most inspirational ‘People of Peace’. The awards return for 2021, but this time the search is going international.
International Song for Kindness Contest announces the final 10
15th September, 2021
Ten songwriters from across the UK, Australia, Nigeria and Norway have won through to the final of a major international contest to find a new song for kindness.
Groups can see John Lennon’s own ‘Imagine’ piano, relax in the gardens and enjoy enhanced facilities
Strawberry Field, Liverpool’s best new attraction, has appeal that satisfies the current demand for ethical tourism and, post-Covid-19, prioritises safety and accessibility for all visitors.
Strawberry Field, Liverpool leads the way in being accessible to all, with advanced accessibility features
3rd September, 2021
Strawberry Field, the world-famous site immortalised by John Lennon in The Beatles hit, “Strawberry Fields Forever”, is aiming to be the UK’s Number 1 attraction for accessibility, thanks to a series of upgraded and innovative features.