Head along to Sheffield Manor Lodge during the third week of the summer holidays and enjoy fun nature and bug-themed craft and trail activities.

Find out what really happens when a bunch of kids from Sheffield go on a school trip to the seaside. Co-created and performed by members of the age 12-17 Sheffield Theatres Youth Theatre. For ages 7+.

A new summertime festival of interactive creativity for children and young audiences – for big and small screens. With an Aardman workshop, VR sessions, a Muppet all-dayer, chance to make your own stop-motion Moomin film, and lots more.

Sew together this summer. Designed for adult and older child pairs (aged 10+), this hands-on sewing session is a chance to get creative and learn new skills together. Over three hours, you’ll each sew your very own water bottle holder / carrier.

Drawing inspiration from marine zoologist Henry Clifton Sorby's lantern slide specimens, create your own creatures using light, inks, and paper.

A week of magical fun for ages 6-12. Expect thrilling storytelling, hilarious games, enchanting upcycled creations, spellbinding singing and more. Lunch included.

Using the Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet landscape as your inspiration, design and paint your own coasters to take away with you. No experience required.

A relaxed, creative and summer-inspired session for ages 11–14. Materials, soft drink and step-by-step guidance included. Leave with a finished painting to take home.

Join Weston Park Museum for their final family session of the summer as they bring out their treasure trove of classic toys and games.  

Step into adventure this summer holidays with Growtheatre’s interactive woodland events for families in Ecclesall Woods.

Discover a magical world of interactive discovery for 0–5-year-olds and their grown-ups.

A bank holiday day out for all of the family in Norfolk Park. With a fun fair, demos, arts and crafts, stalls and more.

A family-friendly celebration of international food, independent drink, live music, arts and charity – all taking place in the biggest park in Sheffield. Expect stalls, bars, chef demos, children's entertainment and lots more.

An exhibition celebrating the fans videogames create. With extraordinary personal collections, artwork inspired by gaming memories, and interactive experiences that transport you back to the 1980s and 1990s.

An exhibition exploring how neurodivergent young people navigate loneliness, burnout and the pull between the digital and physical worlds. By collective Babeworld with Site Gallery's youth groups Society of Explorers and Creative Producers.

A trail of 150 life-sized lions and lionesses, let loose across South Yorkshire this summer. Raising money for Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity.