Liverpool Psychedelic Society

Hi! I’m hosting Cosmic Speed Dating in hippie chic Liverpool. I wanted to share in case it resonates with you or someone you know. its next month, March 22nd. Don’t let valentines get you down. There’s someone out there for everyone!

To purchase a ticket, please visit our website

It’s a spiritual, conscious speed dating event for open-minded people — less small talk, more real connection. Think eye contact, presence, and aligned conversations. The vibe is very relaxed, authentic, and a bit magical.

It’s especially for:
✨ hippies, creatives, and deep feelers
✨ spiritual/alternative people
✨ people tired of dating apps
✨ basically anyone open to meaningful connection
You can check it out here:

Website: cosmic-speed-dating.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cosmicspeeddating/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61587646660517
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Expand your mind and connect with your tribe. Come socialize with other psychonauts in Liverpool, share your most profound trip stories, discuss intriguing theories, and explore new perspectives over drinks.

Shisha is no longer available at this venue

Join us for a leisurely walk up Moel Famau.
There's rarely any phone signal in the area so meet at the bus stop outside the WC building.
We will wait 30mins for any late arrivals before setting off

Join us for a soulful, deep-breath trek across the wild expanse of Bleaklow. We’re heading out on a 12-mile round trip through some of the most raw, honest terrain the Peak District has to offer.
​Our destination is Higher Shelf Stones, the final resting place of the B-29 Superfortress 'Overexposed'. It’s a powerful, somber site—a place where history, metal, and the elements have melded into one. It’s a heavy reminder of our past, cradled by the silence of the moorland.

​The Path Ahead
​The Distance: 12 miles of pure, unrefined connection with the earth.

​The Energy: It’s a challenging haul. The ground is rugged, the air is sharp, but the reward is a profound sense of perspective.

​The Intention: We go to pay our respects, to witness the endurance of nature, and to share the stillness of the stones.

​Note: The moor can be a fickle beast. Bring your sturdy boots, your waterproofs, and an open heart. This isn't just a walk; it’s an experience.

Travel
We will meet at Glossop Train Station Carpark. I can bring 3 people in my car. I encourage members to help each other out with lifts where possible