The Liverpool Biennial will take over many of the city's iconic buildings and spaces
The programmed will see artwork and performances come to locations including Liverpool ONE, Tate Liverpool, Stanley Dock and Tobacco Warehouse.
A series of outdoor works will be installed at locations across the city including Liverpool ONE, Stanley Dock, Princes Dock, St John's Gardens and Liverpool Parish Church . Tobacco Warehouse and Cotton Exchange will also be taking part in the event, as well as Liverpool's arts venues, museums galleries.
Dr Samantha Lackey said: "I believe that ‘uMoya: The Sacred Return of Lost Things’ will be a beautiful and deeply felt festival across the city - that will both connect to Liverpool’s colonial past but also uncover possibilities for repair, healing and joy in its future.
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