Join in a collaborative art project led by architect Catja de Haas, creating a community of dolls' houses made out of shoeboxes. Contribute to the installation at one of two workshops, followed by a storytelling session with Nana-Essi Casely-Hayford.

Graphic designers and illustrators from Sheffield Hallam Uni explore the past, present and future of social housing – delving into archives, remembering their experiences growing up in council properties, and responding to the current housing crisis.

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

Participants will learn painting techniques specifically suited to painting flowers in watercolour.

Earlier this month photographer Stephen Marland and local history enthusiast Mick Nott led a free Photo Walk in Gleadless Valley. See the results from the Photo Walk in this exhibition at the estate's awe-inspiring 1960s hill-top church.

It may have been one of the world's most famous art and design schools, but the Bauhaus wasn't all about learning. It also knew how to party! Join GRL. DJs for a night of dancing inspired by the Bauhaus art school's legendary fancy-dress parties.

When people think of the Bauhaus they often think of names like Gropius, Klee and Kandinsky. What about the women students, why did they become overshadowed? Design enthusiast Lauren Rickards gives an informal talk on four forgotten Bauhaus women.

Join artists Peter Martin and Jon Cannon to bring Sheffield landmarks to life at this drop-in workshop for kids and young people. You'll turn buildings into animated characters through collage, green screen visual effects, and voiceover recording.

Bright Box Makerspace create playful spaces to explore tech, engineering and arts. Join Kisha Bradley at this drop-in workshop to get hands-on with concrete – an essential material in Bauhaus architecture. Suitable for ages 8+.

Based on Bauhaus principles of colour theory, you will be playing with colours, shapes and composition to block print tote bags at this drop-in workshop.

A national festival of the humanities. The University of Sheffield presents an exploration of this year's theme of myths, dreams and love through a free programme of immersive events, projections, theatre, food, music and talks.

An arts festival inspired by the city's architecture. With exhibitions, talks, walks, family-focussed workshops, installations, film screenings, and more.

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

A sound installation in David Mellor’s cutlery workshop in Hathersage, created by sound art collective SONA. Inspired by and experimenting with sounds from the factory floor and stages of the assembly cycle – stamping, filing, grinding, polishing.

Learn how to use sheets of real gold leaf within your painting to create shimmering magical effects.

Seventeen artists based at Yorkshire Artspace's Exchange Place Studios respond to the theme of regeneration.

A canalside exhibition of landscapes, natural and man-made, by painter and printmaker David Fennell-Roberts.

Sheffield Photographic Society's annual exhibition.
Presenting work from 42 members, ranging from street photography to natural history, landscapes to portraiture, architecture to travel.

The Drawing Room is a cosy art space inspired by the work of prolific but unknown abstract artist Gordon Snee. Join them over mince pies and mulled wine at a market with original paintings, prints and cards by a small number of independent artists

Join pottery tutor Charlotte Berry to make a series of festive gifts from clay over this six-week pottery course held each Wednesday.

A beguiling film and exhibition inspired by Park Hill’s iconic architecture and its 1960s social experiment, and exploring wellbeing through looking at buildings as organisms. Does social planning have social effect? Read our review.

A weekend-long exhibition and an afternoon of talks in the Picture House's Fly Tower, launching local photographer Darren O'Brien's new photo book documenting life in Sharrow Vale and the Antiques Quarter.

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

A fun five-week course introducing oil painting – suitable for all abilities.

An exhibition by acclaimed British architect Peter Barber, who has dedicated much of his working life to designing social housing. Exploring issues presented by the housing crisis, and the role architecture might play in creating a more humane city.

Explore Sheffield’s rich history through the magic of maps, dating from 1610 to the present day.

An exhibition of work in mosaic and wood by Diana Storey and Henk Littlewood.

Millennium Gallery's annual Christmas shop returns. With gift ideas for everyone, from over 70 skilled artists, designers and craftspeople.

Cupola's Christmas exhibition – featuring a wonderful array of work from 55 artists responding to the theme of ‘Symbol’, with paintings, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, photography, installation, glassware and jewellery.

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

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.