Join us to celebrate the end of exams and to De stress at Eonarium Flow, an immersive light show!

Please meet JMSU Staff outside the East portico Terrace at St.Georges Hall, St George's Pl, Liverpool, L1 1JJ for 5:30pm. Event starts at 5:45pm.

Experience Smetana's Moldau like never before—where classical beauty meets cutting-edge technology, transforming timeless melodies into a vivid visual and sonic river. This immersive, multi-sensory light show reimagines Moldau with electronic beats and stunning projections. Created in collaboration with the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra under PROJEKTIL’s artistic direction, this dynamic experience takes the audience on a poetic musical and visual journey.

For more information about the event head to: https://eonariumexperiences.com/liverpool/flow/

St.Georges Hall Accessability Information:

• Toilets

Women’s, Men’s and wheelchair accessible toilets are located the ground floor. A Changing Places toilet is located in the centre of the building, accessible by stairs and lift. 

• Baby changing

Baby changing facilities are available on the ground floor.

• Lifts

There is a lift for access on the ground floor.

• Seating

 There will be chairs and bean bags available for each guest

.• Prayer room

We do not have a dedicated prayer room at St George's Hall. If you need a private area please speak with a member of staff, and if a space is available, they will be happy to direct you.

• Accessable parking

There are a limited number of blue badge parking spaces on William Brown Street, outside the World Museum. These are owned by Liverpool City Council, and we cannot reserve them for visitors. The road surface is cobbled.

• Wheelchairs

There are no wheelchairs for visitors to use but lifts are available close to the entrance.

• Assistance Animals

We welcome trained guide, hearing, and assistance animals at St Georges Hall. We wish to maintain an environment where everyone feels secure and comfortable. We ask that your animals are appropriately trained, supervised, and kept with you at all times. Where possible, dog owners should bring their Assistance Dogs UK (ADUK), Assistance Dogs International (ADI) or the International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF) identification book and animals should wear the appropriate tabards or harnesses. Drinking bowls are available on request from the information desk.

Please be aware this event does not use strobe light effects but may not be suitable if you have epilepsy. This experience is not recommended for deaf and blind individuals.

JMSU Accessability information:

We aim to ensure that all our events are accessible and inclusive of all students. Please get in touch with us if you have any quieries or access requirements via this email; jmsuevents@ljmu.ac.uk.

What are access requirements?

Access requirements for events encompass a range of considerations designed to ensure that all attendees, regardless of their dietary, religious, physical, sensory or other personal needs, can fully participate in and enjoy the event.

Please email JMSUevents@ljmu.ac.uk for further information.