Spice Girls exhibit coming to the British Music Experience to celebrate 30 years in music

A Spice Girls exhibition is making its way to Liverpool's British Music Experience to celebrate the band's 30th anniversary.

The exhibition celebrates the story of how Sporty, Baby, Scary, Ginger and Posh became one of the most successful girl groups ever and enjoyed phenomenal global success.

Guests can experience the band’s story through outfits from the collection of independent curator Liz West, who is the foremost collector of Spice Girls memorabilia and merchandise in the world.

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Liz’s Guinness World Record-breaking collection boasts iconic costumes all beautifully hand-made by international designers or specially commissioned by the Spice Girls themselves.

The outfits on display will be complemented by audio-visual elements, including a stage show montage of Spice Girls hits and listening stations. The BME has a season of activity planned to support the exhibition - it will form part of the Learning Programme and feature on school tours, and the public. The exhibition programme will also include film screenings, conversations, acoustic music and a special quiz night.

Liz West said: “I have wanted to exhibit my Spice Girls collection with the British Music Experience ever since I was invited to speak about my super-fandom for an interactive display when the museum first launched in London in 2009. Bringing my collection to Liverpool is particularly fitting as it pays homage to ‘Sporty Spice’ Melanie C, who hails from Widnes and is forever proud of her Northern heritage. I am proud to be exhibiting costumes and items that have never been seen in public before. I hope this exciting exhibition