What’s new in Port Sunlight?
Firing Up Bridge Cottage
Discover a new exhibition of works by ceramic artists including Emma Rodgers, Jacob Chan, Johnny Vegas and more.
New walking tours
Enjoy more opportunities to discover Port Sunlight’s story on our daily morning and afternoon tours
Spring highlights around the village
Find out what springtime displays you can enjoy in and around Port Sunlight’s gardens and parks
Photographer of the Year 2025
Could you be our next Port Sunlight Photographer of the Year? Enter the competition now.
Discover the village built on soap
Welcome to Port Sunlight, the village founded by ‘Soap King’ William Hesketh Lever in 1888. The village was built to house Lever’s ‘Sunlight Soap’ factory workers, but today is home to a fascinating museum, beautiful architecture, a world-class art gallery, stunning parkland and a thriving community.
Help us protect Port Sunlight’s monuments
From conserving the Grade I listed War Memorial to our ongoing project to repair the Boating Pond, caring for Port Sunlight’s monuments is important and costly. There are many ways you can support our work, including playing the Port Sunlight Lottery for just £2 per week.
Read the spring 2025 issue of the Port Sunlight Gazette
The Port Sunlight Gazette is a seasonal magazine made for everyone who is part of Port Sunlight’s community, whether you visit, live, work or volunteer in and around this special village. A copy has been…
Foodie heaven awaits at the Sugar & Spice Festival in Port Sunlight this Easter weekend
A ‘food, drink and little luxuries’ festival is returning to Port Sunlight this Easter weekend, bringing together over 35 of some of the best local makers from Wirral, Merseyside and Cheshire.
How to dress like a 1901 Port Sunlight woman
Discover the fashion tips a 1901 edition of Lever Brothers’ produced-Woman’s World magazine had to give to women of the day.
Opportunity: Brief for project management services – The Lyceum at Port Sunlight
PSVT is seeking project management and cost planning services to support a Development phase application to the National Lottery Heritage Fund (Heritage Fund) for our project at the Lyceum.