This year's festival contributes significantly to Liverpool's "Faith in One City" programme by developing and delivering some of the regions most innovative cultural work.

Our annual carnival arts programme has reached many communities and groups in order to bring you the UK's largest carnival costume section with over 1000 participants.

Liverpool International Street Festival creates platforms for international performance projects, local community tours and cultural collaborations that bring people together in the celebration of our city's unique multicultural, multi-faith landscape.

Giles Agis - Executive Director

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WEEK ONE
Saturday 10th July
Lord Mayors Parade - The Forest of Dreams & Identities

Monday 12th July
Latin American Arts @ Notre dame Catholic College

Tuesday 13th July
Latin American Arts @ Knowsley Hey School

Wednesday 14th July
Homebru - Aesthetix Clubnight
Latin American Arts @ Knowsley Hey School

Friday 16th July
Opening Ceremony at Philharmonic Hall

WEEK TWO
Saturday 17th July
Liverpool City Centre Celebrations

Homebru - Aesthetix Clubnight

Sunday 18th July
Liverpool City Centre Celebrations

Liverpool Samba School presents Carnival at Prohibition

Monday 19th July
Liverpool City Centre Celebrations

Tuesday 20th July
8 Countries, 3 Continents, 1 stage - performances at The Unity Theatre

The Community Tour
Steve Beko Housing at Hector Peterson Court

Wednesday 21st July
Brouhaha D+10 performance @Chameleon Theatre, Parklands, Speke

8 Countries, 3 Continents, 1 stage - performances at The Unity Theatre

International Outreach Performances -
Romeo & Juliet at Valley Theatre Netherley

The Community Tour at Heathergreen, Walton

Homebrou - Aesthetix clubnight

Thursday 22nd July
8 Countries, 3 Continents, 1 Stage -
performances at Unity Theatre

International Outreach Performances -
Arabic Arts at Sefton Park Palmhouse

The Community Tour
at Olive Mount Heights Community Centre

Friday 23rd July
Brouhaha D+10 performance
at Vernon Sangster Leisure Centre, Anfield

8 Countries, 3 Continents, 1 Stage -
performances at Unity Theatre

Homebrou - Aesthetix clubnight

International Outreach Performances -
Arabic Arts at The Bluecoat Arts Centre

The Community Tour
at Porchfield Community Centre
& Harthill Youth Centre, Wellington Road

WEEK THREE
Saturday 24th July
Liverpool City Centre Celebrations

Southport Festival Weekend

Homebrou - Broukoo Clubnight

Encontro 2004 - percussion workshops

The Community Tour
Cosmopolitan Housing Fun Day
at Tiber Street School Field

The Community Tour
at Everton Clock, St Domingo Road

Sunday 25th July
Southport Festival Weekend

Liverpool Samba School presents Carnival at Prohibition

Encontro 2004 - percussion workshops and performance

Tuesday 27th July
Liverpool's Young Culture Festival at St. George's Hall

Thursday 29th July
International Outreach Performances - Nzi Dada presents Ritual Imaginaire at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

Homebrou - Aesthetix clubnight

Saturday 31st July
International Street Carnival - The Forest of Dreams & Identities

World in Princes Park

WEEK FOUR
Sunday 1st August
The World in One City performance at Philharmonic Hall Liverpool


Brouhaha International is one of Liverpool's most innovative international arts organisations.

We promote cultural diversity and develop creative communities through our annual programme of projects and opportunities that impact at a local, regional, national and international level.

Brouhaha International has been in existence since 1990 and this is our fifteenth street festival in Liverpool. Our main focus is the Liverpool International Street Festival, but we also have a year-round programme of Street Arts including Summer and Winter celebrations in Liverpool City Centre and the National Touring Project as well as our work during Black History Month.

We are committed to developing accessible arts activities and projects within diverse communities and organisations and so aiding in the process of local regeneration by passing on the knowledge and skills necessary to impact upon the future cultural landscape of Liverpool.