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Beach Huts for Festival of Business

June 10, 2016

Between Saturday 11th June and Sunday 3rd July 2016, Liverpool’s waterfront will be lined with beach huts which celebrate British culture, new technology and art as part of the International Festival for Business 2016.

There will be a trail of 20 unique huts starting at the Exhibition Centre, through the Albert Dock and onto the main thoroughfare of the Strand (“strand” being the old English word for beach). YPAS GYRO have been involved in the design of one of these beach huts and have LGBT+ Youth Information displayed inside (hut is located by the Gower Street entrance) . Visibility and identity are important to us and our community so please spread the word and visit the huts.

Open Monday- Friday 12.00pm- 7.00pm and Saturday-Sunday 10.00am-4.00pm – FREE

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