What is included in the Strawberry Field Experience?

The Strawberry Field experience includes entry to the visitor exhibition and garden tour and a media guide.

Is the exhibition suitable for children?

The exhibition at Strawberry Field is suitable for children. Many children enjoy playing the virtual Mellotron, the Swamandal and the colourful projections. Don't forget, under 16s go free when accompanied by a paying adult.

Are audio guides available?

Audio guides are available to enhance your visit to Strawberry Field. Our standard audio guide is available in English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Mandarin which inlcudes up to 4.5 hours on content. We also offer a 'One-Touch' media guide which auto-plays 1 hour of content.

Can I take photos inside the exhibition?

Yes, you can take photos in the Strawberry Field exhibition. Don't forget to tag us on social media!

Is the exhibition self-guided or guided?

The Strawberry Field exhibition and garden tour is self-guided. Guests will receive a media guide to guide them through the exhibition and garden tour.

International Beatleweek: Fab Twins

Name: International Beatleweek: Fab Twins
Start: 2026-08-28T14:30:00+01:00
Location: Imagine More Cafe

Friday 28 Aug 2026

Imagine More Cafe

Free

As Beatle-fever beckons for International Beatleweek 26, we've put together a programme of special events to add to your festival itinerary. All events are free and ‘drop in’. If you are in Liverpool during Beatleweek, come down to Strawberry Field!

Strawberry Field is delighted to welcome Beatles acoustic harmony tribute duo, The Fab Twins, back for a special International Beatleweek performance in the Imagine More Café.

Join us for their live performance at Strawberry Field at 2.30pm on Friday 28th August.

Entry is free, however donations are gratefully received.

Events

Explore upcoming events at Strawberry Field, from music and community activities to workshops, talks and special seasonal experiences.

Visitor exhibition

Delve into Strawberry Field and John Lennon’s history in an experience where ‘nothing is real’.