'lively town' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a town that has a vibrant energy and atmosphere, with lots of activity and life. For example: "The small town of Franklin is a lively town, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and events."
At the Hudson, the play appears to take place in a lively town square.
Davies must turn supermarkets into lively town squares offering colour and interest as well as convenience.
The wealthy Whiting family owns half of Empire Falls, including the textile and paper mills that once made it a lively town.
Most of the busiest resorts are west of Faro along the coast as far as the lively town of Lagos, with its Moorish castle and dolphin safaris.
Even so, I prefer Calvi, with its three-mile crescent beach, its 13th-century citadel and its lively town center, with snow-topped mountains on the horizon.
I happened to be there the night he made that statement, at a lively town hall meeting in bucolic Derry, New Hampshire, back on January 3rd.
Besides castles and spectacular scenery, several lively towns and cities, each with their own charms, add appeal – from Nantes, a thriving cultural hub in the west, to the ancient cathedral town of Tours, the main town in the valley, and Angers with its busy nightlife.
If You Go PROVINCETOWN, with its many inns and bohemian spirit, is the liveliest town on Cape Cod on an off-season night.
"This was the liveliest town," said Ms. Laterza, 26, who like her husband, Dennis, 27, grew up in a suburban tract area in West Islip and sought a more cosmopolitan community in which to raise a family.
Even after dark, when most ski towns are lively, the town is quiet.
Branford has become a lively restaurant town.
