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

Blues veteran.

“Lach’s great” – Bob Dylan.

If watching everyone else have all the fun gets too much this Tramlines weekend, Foodhall has you covered with a karaoke party.

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

"Wild experimental fun, glorious guitar bands and then a descent into madness for the night-times".

A showcase of some of the finest bands from the UK’s DIY music scene.

The Washy's fringe event is cramming in 28 bands over Tramlines weekend, with DJs keeping the party going till 3am.

A string of true-to-life films from the pioneers of the British New Wave, including The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Look Back in Anger, and A Taste of Honey.

A three-day summertime celebration of music.

An oasis of calm between the trees.

A free, city-centre programme of music, street theatre and film.

Two late night parties and one all-dayer, with a top drawer lineup of live acts, DJs, MCs and sound systems.

Picture House's free fringe fest returns, with stages curated by Self Esteem (aka Rebecca from Slow Club) and Bear Tree Records, plus DJs keeping the party going till late.

With a national reputation for creating imaginative twists on classic family stories, Gobbledigook Theatre bring a show inspired by three of Potters favourite tales – as well as details of her life and what she achieved.

A selection of archival short films exploring the changing urban landscape of post-war Britain and radical new visions for town planning.

A four-band indie-pop show.

The rare opportunity to see Vertigo on the big screen, to mark its 60th anniversary.

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.

A celebration of the working class from Pete McKee, with work by Martyn Ware, Maxine Peake, Tish Murtha, and more.

A fabulous opportunity to pick up work from over 70 of the UK’s best established and emerging artists and designer-makers.

An overview the artist's practice and an interactive workshop on the tactile manipulation of materials.

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

An international festival of "badass vintage music".

A selection of work by emerging artists from across the UK.

Find hope again with this show, offering a glimpse of a future that might be.

Head underground and back to the 80s with pop-up screenings of The Goonies and The Lost Boys in a Peak District cave.

Fat Gay Vegan is back in town, hosting another excellent array of beers and street food.

Guitar icon.

A group show at Hillsborough's Cupola gallery.

Circus, puppets, and aerial tricks!

A story of seeking refuge far from home.

Enter the magical world of Studio Ghibli in this season of animated films.

A public artwork on the side of the gallery, from an artist known for his investigations into desire and masculinity.

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

The star of BBC’s The Mash Report brings to the stage her new show, It’s Fun To Pretend.

An exhibition of photography and film of Sheffield’s Park Hill and Hyde Park estates from the 1960s-80s.

An exhibition of pieces from the National Portrait Gallery, telling the story of photography’s entrance into the art world. Read our review.

Another face from The Mash Report, Nish Kumar is a insightful satirist whose latest offering, It’s In Your Nature To Destroy Yourselves, ruminates on the current political climate.

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

An exhibition of work by Bren Head.

Era-defining posters and photomontages, marking the 60th anniversary of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

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.

Cutting-edge looping technology mixed with vocal, accordion and composition skill.

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

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