6 places to spend an afternoon.
Start at Stanhope Street and walk the whole stretch - Baltic Market for food hall lunch at the Cains Brewery complex, Golf Fang for punk-themed crazy golf and cocktails, Camp and Furnace for whatever's on that night. Jacaranda Record Store on Slater Street for the back-wall techno section. Resurrection on Bold Street for vintage and forgotten crockery.
3 things to do, 3 shops, all in Baltic Triangle.
The Baltic Triangle treats fun as a contact sport: Golf Fang inside Cains Brewery for graffiti-walled crazy golf and AR darts, Baltic Market next door for street food in a converted warehouse, Camp and Furnace on Greenland Street running Bingo Lingo, gigs, and club nights depending on which evening you turn up.
18 holes of graffiti-covered crazy golf inside the Cains Brewery complex, with a cocktail bar, street food pizza, interactive AR darts, karaoke rooms, and a vintage arcade with 20-plus consoles. Originally launched as Ghetto Golf in 2016 and spanning 25,000 square feet - it gets properly unhinged after dark.
Liverpool's first street food market, open Wednesday through Sunday inside a converted warehouse in Cains Brewery Village, with rotating independent vendors around long communal benches and a central bar. Saturday nights bring live bands or a resident DJ, Sundays sometimes get arts and crafts markets, and the halloumi fries have earned a reputation of their own.
Massive multi-room warehouse venue on Greenland Street that shapeshifts nightly - Bingo Lingo one evening, live music the next, club nights and food festivals on the weekend, corporate events for the likes of Google and Red Bull in between. Camp holds a thousand, Furnace holds twelve hundred, and the whole operation has been the Triangle's anchor since 2012.
Shopping in the Baltic Triangle splits between Bold Street's vintage anchor and the Jacaranda's two-store vinyl operation. Resurrection has been moving Champion Reverse Weave and Berghaus since 1991, while Jacaranda Baltic inside Cains Brewery Village handles the records the Slater Street original can't fit.
Independent record store and live venue at the historic Jacaranda Club on Slater Street, where Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Sutcliffe first performed as The Silver Beetles in 1958 - murals painted by Sutcliffe and Lennon still line the walls. Free midnight gigs on weekends, open mic Sundays, and a 1948 Voice-O-Graph machine that records straight to vinyl, one of only a handful publicly accessible anywhere in the world.
Vintage and streetwear institution established in 1991, now a two-storey shop on Bold Street stocking Champion Reverse Weave, Berghaus, Napapijri, and a deep bench of independent labels. Over thirty years in Liverpool's independent retail scene and still the place people check first for tracksuits, skate gear, and one-off finds.
Second Jacaranda location opened January 2024 inside Cains Brewery Village, operating as both a vinyl record store and live music venue in the old Phase One space. A partnership with Fat Monkey Studios next door now offers small-batch vinyl cutting for independent artists, who can then debut releases at the Baltic shows.
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