Join Platform artist Lucy Vann for a workshop exploring sentimentality in the language and construction of pop music. For ages 14+.

Join Kelham Island Museum to make your own mini 3D birdhouse. Experiment with different materials in the Engine Room at this workshop inspired by the museum's current exhibition Stand.

A relaxed and friendly woodworking workshop suitable for beginners. Pairs of children and adults can come together to create their very own planter to take home – all tools, materials and protective equipment provided, as well as teas and coffees.

Join Site Gallery for the preview of Phoebe Davies's first solo exhibition, Points of Rupture.

Tomoko Sawada is a Japanese contemporary feminist photographer and performance artist. Her work explores ideas of identity, status, culture, individualism, and conformity through traditional and contemporary methods.

Manor Lodge is blasting off this half-term with a week of holiday crafts all on the theme of space. Make space dust rockets, solar system scenes and pocket rocket gliders – and, while you're there, play in the sandpit and lavender labyrinth too.

Explore some of the ways we can use stories from the ancient world to think about modern LGBT+ identities, and how we can use LGBT+ identities to reflect back on the ancient world.

A monthly craft social for adults, bringing people together for a fun and cosy morning of cake, chat and collage.

Tulpa is a collaborative exhibition of works from two artists whose work explores cultural myths, fear, control, and the relationships between the personal, social, philosophical and psychological.

Join artist and basketball coach Joseph Bond for a family workshop exploring sound recording, sampling and beat making using samples from Site Gallery's current exhibition.

Two whole days learning the art of keeping a sketchbook, including outdoor sketching in Weston Park.

A free four-day arts extravaganza, in a dome that was originally built in the Jungle refugee and migrant camp in Calais. Creating a welcoming space for new connections, conversations and creations through music, poetry, dance, painting, and more.

Celebrate the opening of Weston Park Museum's brand new Ancient Egypt gallery with Egyptian-themed crafts and fun. You'll be getting inspired by everything from mummies and myths, to pyramids, pharaohs and the art of hieroglyphics.

A symposium to wrap up the City of Ideas series of conversations about urbanism and cultural space. With leading artists, architects, urbanists and public designers.

Wild Combination have explored parks and hedges, planned and unplanned growth between our streets, identifying edibles all around us. Join them to celebrate the wild spaces within our city’s built environment, through the joy of food and drink!

Join the Neighbourhood monthly quiz! Covering topics from art and design to science and nature, with rounds designed to test your knowledge and your team's creativity.

An exhibition of paintings, drawings and prints by mixed media artist Dan Cimmermann, interrogating British identity, class divide, and social behaviour. Read our review.

An earthy and sensual collection of figures, fauna and horses by London-based artist Jessica Jane Charleston in DINA Diner – comprised of the largest linocuts she's printed yet, alongside small jewel-like oils on board.

Join Site Gallery curator Angelica Sule for a conversation with artists Alison J. Carr, Yuen Fong Ling, Zoyander Street, Lucy Vann, and Siân Williams.

Mark International Women’s Day with an evening of inspiring talks, activities, stalls, craftivism and workshops shining a spotlight on women artists, makers and creators.

Celebrate International Women’s Day with an evening of craftivism, workshops, inspirational talks and activities. This Late is all about celebrating female artists and steering away from the male-focused art narrative to shine the spotlight on women.

A full-day workshop providing a great introduction to traditional hand-building techniques and giving you a guided session on the electric potter’s wheel. 

Learn how to work the camera and capture your own footage at this beginners' workshop.

A sonic and visual portrait of the Scottish archipelago of Orkney, created by sound art collective SONA – using photography, field recordings, data visualisation and sonification techniques.

Hop aboard the UK’s first body positivity bus as it delivers intimate women-led workshops on building self-love and acceptance. With Life Drawing, including the chance to model, and Gratitude Journaling where you’ll explore the power of gratitude.

A sculptural sound installation, reinterpreting the museum's collections through contemporary art – drawing connections between the processes of making, the products made, and mental wellbeing. Read our review.

Make and fire tea bowls using techniques inspired by the 16th-century Japanese tradition of Raku.

Join DJ collective Synaptic Island for a listening session for female, non binary and trans identifying people and local collectives – sharing influences in sound, music and sampling.

A crash course in a variety of techniques to help you see and depict all types of subject matter.

The Bloc Projects Members Show is an annual group exhibition that forms a key part of their yearly curated programme and made up of work selected from an open call to Bloc Projects Members.

A 10-week pottery course for students who are already competent in the fundamentals of throwing.

Join Site Gallery's curator Angelica Sule for an informal tour of Phoebe Davies's Points of Rupture.

Ready, set, snap! Photomarathon Sheffield is a fun photography adventure for all ages. Booking opens on Thursday 30th January at midday – with a limited number of free places for under-16s and charitable organisations.

Learn how to make and decorate a ceramic perched bird sculpture at this pottery workshop. 

In this family friendly workshop, turn sound samples from the Points of Rupture exhibition into musical compositions using live coding software FoxDot.

The global live art tournament comes to Sheffield! Watch artists compete live – transforming blank canvas to finished works in a fixed 20 minutes – and vote for your favourite to go through to the next round.

New artwork from four artists – Deborah Lee, Myfanwy Williams, Clee Claire Lee, and Katie Jamieson – which both celebrates and decries boundaries.

From taking new creative journeys to taking your sketchbook on holiday – this course will show you how to make a success of it.

Learn the fundamental techniques needed to create realistic drawings which capture the illusion of 3D objects on the page.

A 5-week course giving you chance to learn a variety of acrylic painting techniques to represent things, people and places.

Develop your style and delve deeper into the art of watercolour painting.

Learn the core skills of throwing on a potter's wheel at this eleven-week course.

A 5-week course for absolute beginners or intermediate students, offering an introduction to the fundamentals of art.

Focusing on using acrylics, you'll be shown how the masters worked and how to interpret these techniques into a style all of your own.

Do you want to get know a Caravaggio from a Cassatt or a Rossetti from a Rubens? Then this is the course for you!

Learn how to use coloured slips, oxides and under-glaze colours with confidence at this 5-week pottery course.

A course offering a practical approach to developing all aspects of artistic development in a wide range media.

A class suitable for both beginners and experienced students alike.

A fun 5-week life drawing course, to help participants build confidence in representing the figure on paper.

A drawing course where you'll learn to draw –or improve your drawings of – what are considered to be the most difficult parts of the body to portray competently.

In this course you'll learn the fundamentals of handling paint and composition, and observe tonal values and colour relationships.

A course for all abilities – the beginner or those with some experience who are looking to develop their skills and technique further. 

A course designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to approach any interior design project with confidence.

A short pottery course exploring both the chemistry and the breadth of application techniques using stoneware glazes.

Artist Phoebe Davies and curator Angelica Sule are joined by champion wrestlers Ine Barlie and Sofia Aak, and cinematographer Marte Vol to discuss physicality and gender representation in film and contact based sports.

This six-week introduction to watercolours is suitable for complete beginners or those who would like to learn from scratch.

Join the Platform artist for a two -part workshop investigating narratives of British history told through archival images. For ages 14+.

A pottery course for beginners and improvers, teaching the core skills of throwing on a potter's wheel.

Understand the basics of video editing software Adobe Premiere and learn how different cuts and transitions can impact your film.

Each spring, a huge parade of wild and wonderful creations illuminates the streets to the south of the city.

Spectacular paintings inspired by the 14th-century artist known as Black Pen – whose work crossed the borders of Turkey, Iran, China and Mongolia, depicting demons, nomadic lifestyles and ancient cultures. Read our review.

A beautiful, intensely moving exploration of loss and grief by documentary photographer Simon Bray. Read our review.

Join Phoebe Davies for this artist talk and screening – where she'll discuss her practice and solo exhibition interspersed with clips, references and videos that have shaped her practice.

Experiment with instruments and sound technology at this family-friendly workshop using sounds from the Points of Rupture exhibition as inspiration.

Join the young people from Society of Explorers for an informal walk through Site Gallery's current exhibition, Points of Rupture.

Artist and choreographer duo Bhebhe&Davies lead an intergenerational workshop exploring physicality and performance for camera, drawing on dance, resistance training, sports drills, and other systems of movement.

Collaborate with artist, coach and choreographer Angga Kara in this family-friendly workshop.

An exhibition of new moving image work, a soundscape and installation by Phoebe Davies, exploring tactility, training and the recovery of athletes engaged in contact sports.

Artist Robin Waart is the first artist to present work as part of the 2020 billboard programme on the side of the gallery on Eyre Lane.

One day in the life of the city, from the perspective of the entrants in this year's Photomarathon photography challenge.

A display created in collaboration with LGBT+ people living in Sheffield, exploring the city's LGBT+ history and contemporary life.

Pottery and sculpture in beautiful surroundings.