Strawberry Field Liverpool

On this day in 1969, John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band began recording 'Give Peace a Chance'.

On display at Strawberry Field is a rare vinyl acetate of 'Give Peace a Chance' and 'Remember Love' that was gifted to The Salvation Army by Yoko Ono and Sean Ono Lennon. The acetate sits in our exhibition as a symbol of peace and love, and helps us raise funds for our Steps at Strawberry Field programmes.

Book your visit to see the rare vinyl acetate at strawberryfieldliverpool.com

In 2025, Strawberry Field continued to make a difference to young people in Liverpool, offering a place of welcome and sanctuary while supporting our local community.

Our unique model turns visitor spend into real outcomes, and in 2025 that meant 71 jobs, 10,705 volunteer hours and a more inclusive local economy.

Find out more about the impact of Strawberry Field in our 2025 Impact Report at strawb.co/impact2025

Are you raising a baby Beatles fan? Check out our kids range!

Whether you shop online or in our shop at Strawberry Field, all profits help fund Strawberry Field's charity work, supporting young people facing barriers to employment into paid work.

Order online at strawb.co/kids

Tracked worldwide shipping available.

Throughout May, we left the grass bank behind our carpark to grow wild for the benefit of butterflies, bugs birds and bees.

By letting the grass grow long, we have encouraged the growth of native wildflowers such as daisies, dandelions and buttercups. These flowers are not only beautiful but also essential nectar sources for pollinators.

With pollinators in steep decline across the UK, actions like No Mow May are so important in creating habitats and reversing the loss of wildflower-rich spaces.

Own a piece of the original Victorian Strawberry Field - the building that stood when John Lennon played in its gardens.

The bricks have been reclaimed from the original Victorian Salvation Army children’s home and are presented in an outer box, embossed with a hologram.

Profits fund our Steps at Strawberry Field programmes, supporting young adults who face barriers to employment, including those with learning differences and who are neurodivergent, to find paid work and help keep our famous 'gates open for good'.

Join the team at Strawberry Field!

We're looking for an enthusiastic Catering Assistant to support our established team in delivering high-quality food and service. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow with us — starting as a 3-month fixed-term contract, with a view to permanent hours from September.

What we're offering:

- £13.45 per hour
- 28 hours per week
- A welcoming, supportive team environment
- Experience preferred but training will be provided

Send your CV to [email protected] to apply!

Find out more at strawb.co/careers

Get summer ready! ☀️

Take a look at our summer items, from Beatles caps to John Lennon sunglasses.

Whether you shop online or in our store at Strawberry Field, all proceeds help fund our charity work, supporting young adults facing barriers to employment into paid work.

Shop online at strawb.co/seasonal
Tracked worldwide shipping available.