Celebrate the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal's 200th birthday with one big day of fun on and around the water. With boat trips, canoeing, live street art and music by day, followed by more live music and DJs in Exchange Street into the early hours.

Ready, set, snap! Booking opens on Monday 29th July at midday – with a limited number of free places for under-16s.

An Exhibition of Lyrics and Typography from Sheffield's favourite graffiti artist-musician – filling the gallery and spilling out onto walls of currently unoccupied areas in the surrounding Park Hill estate.

An exhibition of sculptural works by women artists from the Material Voice collective, responding to artefacts and stories from the museum’s displays and collections. Read our review.

To coincide with his new exhibition 'The exhibition will be titled after its installation', artist Alex Farrar will be in conversation with Bloc Projects Director, David McLeavy.

Join Site for a talk and workshop with Rachel Coldicutt, the editor of an anthology of speculative fiction from feminist perspectives.

A new film exploring the links between architecture, health and community wellbeing through the lens of Sheffield’s Park Hill estate.

A group show bringing together a variety of works in different mediums.

A group show, bringing to Cupola a mix of works on the theme of Not Safe For Work.

An exhibition by Alex Farrar about despairing bodies, collapsing under the weight of a climate catastrophe – which feels uncomfortably familiar. Read our Hannah's review and visit the flooded gallery to see it up close.

A weekend of bleeps, beats and sweaty grins. Bringing together music, visual art, poetry, and workshops.

A big day of creative activities and an evening of projections, celebrating John Ruskin and Renaissance painter Jacopo Tintoretto – happening simultaneously in Sheffield’s Castlegate and Venice.

Join potter Krishna Alageswaran for a six-week pottery course exploring abstract or figurative work in your own personal style.

Based on his legendary status and the fact 10,000 visitors went to his This Class Works exhibition in 2018, it's surprising that Pete McKee only started painting in 2004. This illustrated talk will delve into his upbringing, influences and new book.

Join this pottery course and create a number of functional objects to come in handy around the home.

An exhibition of the work of Richard Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of Pop Art.

How do we visualise the invisible? With this series of paintings and VR landscapes, Arantza Pardo explores the often subtle boundary between art and science. Plus, there's chance to join in a virtual reality painting session.

Use a potter’s wheel and make a small hand-built pot or model, which you can then decorate and have fired in the kiln.

An exhibition of striking work by Stephen Carley and Nick Grindrod – each led by the way materials behave, self-imposed parameters, and intuitive mark-making. Read our Sean's review.

A solo exhibition of both real and imagined landscapes by a local painter.

A solo exhibition of paintings.

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

Over 60 paintings and drawings from the 50-year career of one of Sheffield's best-loved artists.

A new film and exhibition by artist Ilona Sagar, exploring the links between architecture, health and community wellbeing through the lens of Sheffield’s Park Hill estate.

Exploring alternative narratives on gender, power, ecology and community.