An installation by Victoria Lucas, investigating culturally engrained representations of femininity.

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

A weekend showcase of the best local food, beer, art and music in the heart of the city.

One day in the life of the city, from the perspective of the 346 entrants in this year's Photomarathon photography challenge.

Hear about the small group of artists who depicted everyday scenes and painted the mundane details of life in the 1950s.

A synaesthesia experience, made up of an immersive installation of sound, light and animation.

How would receiving a universal basic income (UBI) – a regular, no-strings-attached sum of money without means testing – change your life?

Welcome back, Site Gallery!

A breathtaking expedition through the world’s last true wilderness, accompanied by sounds from the Sheffield Rep Orchestra.

Feed your mind with a series of fascinating and inspiring talks, exhibitions and events.

Love and intimacy between older people, depicted by the artist Pete McKee.

Art installations and a talk celebrating the 50th anniversary of Barry Hines' A Kestrel for a Knave.

Go on a meditative journey by wandering through three labyrinths across the city.

An exhibition of work by Bren Head.

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

Three days of readings, performances, projections, installations and discussions surrounding radical print.

An installation exploring the collapse of boundaries between the natural and the manmade world.

Construct a fantasy cityscape from cardboard and Lego at this drop-in workshop, designed to inspire the architects of the future.

A day of talks and discussions on Sheffield's rich Modernist built environment, drawing together academics, authors and practitioners.

A celebration of Sheffield's heritage of post-war architecture. With talks, walks, film screenings, exhibitions, workshops, and more.

Crafts for kids, inspired by bees.

Roll up, roll up, for a celebration of 250 years of the circus. Read our Hannah's exhibition review.

A solo show by artist John A. Pedder.

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.

An exhibition spanning 400 years of portraiture, curated by Paul Morrison. Read our review.

A showcase of treasures looking at the extraordinary feats of ordinary people, celebrating 250 years of the circus.

With crystals prevalent in touch-screen technologies, medical equipment and more, a group of artists explore the idea that we live in the 'crystal era'.

A programme of exhibitions and events exploring collective artistic activity, reflecting on the lasting influence of the Bauhaus movement 100 years on from its inception.