Rumours as you’ve never heard it before.

An extremely rare chance to see one of Warhol's most influential cinematic works – never before screened in the UK.

A season of rarely-seen silent cinema with live music accompaniment.

Three (hopefully) sunny days of food, food and more food.

A live debate show dissecting the news, with hip hop artist Lowkey and journalists Lisa MacKenzie and Angela Haggerty.

Mistress and Misfit is Khorsandi's new show inspired by England’s unsung heroine, Emma Hamilton.

Like I Mean It is the latest stand-up show from the host of the Comedian’s Comedian podcast.

Food, music, art. In a former warehouse. At night.

The stage production of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s hit BBC series.

James Graham's fictionalised account of late-1970s chaos and turbulence in British politics.

An exploration of the fragility and power of our bodies, by three artists.

Slow Club man gone solo.

One of the most well-known, passionate and articulate feminist voices in UK comedy.

Poet, playwright and performance artist Chanje Kunda explores the laws of attraction using spoken word, live art and dance.

Music, community arts and positive vibes in the sunshine.

The superstar stand-up poet is back with a show about dating.

Art disrupts systems of power in an exhibition for these turbulent times – with work by Jeremy Deller, Mona Hatoum, Keith Piper and more. Our review...

Each June, the world of documentary descends on Sheffield to showcase some of the most fascinating factual films going.

Hear from the London-based artist about her work examining the hierarchy of histories and labour through sculpture, video, conversation and cooking.

Back after 25 years.

One of the world's biggest stars.

The Guardian columnists on their new book, a critique of the current government.

The stage version of Ken Kesey's classic American story about the individual up against the institution.

Celebrating culture, creativity and companionship in our city of sanctuary.

A look at the Moor Market and its community of stallholders and visitors by painter Andrew Hunt and photographer Chris Saunders. Our review...

Get informed, inspired and filled with ideas for positive change.

Join Festival of Debate for its closing party, in the company of writer and activist Helen Pankhurst, poet Hollie McNish, Girl Gang DJs, and more.

A celebration of an outspoken city. Our review...

An exhibition of work by Clare Bassett.

Out-of-this-world synth-pop.

Chance to play with the latest VR games and digital toys.

Encounters with over 100 characters, written by Caryl Churchill, reflecting our capacity for love and our appetite for knowledge.

Two days harking back to the culture of "make do and mend".

An immersive football festival, bringing World Cup matches to the Picture House, along with games, dressing up and street food.

A celebration of the Swedish cinematic genius, with highlights from his 60-year career.

Blues veteran.

A brand new show celebrating people born, raised and recently settled in Sheffield.

A three-day summertime celebration of music in Sheffield.

An oasis of calm between the trees.

A collection of art never meant for gallery walls, but created to be received by post. Featuring work by Man Ray, Yoko Ono, Marcel Duchamp, Roy Lichtenstein and Méret Oppenheim. Our review...

A celebration of equality, diversity and solidarity.

Guitar icon.

A group show at Hillsborough's Cupola gallery.

Eight days to explore heritage treasures across the city. Go, go, go!

Experimental photos from the Victorian era by Lewis Carroll, Julia Margaret Cameron, Oscar Rejlander and Clementina Hawarden, on tour from the National Portrait Gallery.

Sheffield's distinctly innovative, always interesting festival of sound and vision.

An exhibition of work by Bren Head.

Sheffield's annual festival of words.

Roll up, roll up, for a celebration of the circus and the performers who brought it to life.

Watch printmaking in action and pick up a print or two to take home.

An exhibition of work by Alison Tyldesley, Paul Evans, John Bainbridge and Rebecca Buck.

A weekend of nosying around some of the most fascinating artists' studios in town.

Two days of old time Christmas shopping. Dickensian dress optional.