As part of the Festival of the Mind, Film Unit will be taking over the glorious Spiegeltent a screening of the sci-fi classic complete with live score.

A documentary on the rise and fall of what many consider the greatest nightclub of all time.

Uplifting indie rock.

An animated rap music video installation, inspired by the inner thoughts of women from black and ethnic minority backgrounds.

Three shows from three artists on all the same night. Featuring Richard Hawley and more to be announced soon.

A spotlight on Sheffield's emerging comedy and music talent.

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

One of the most exciting producers of today's generation of electronic musicians. With support from Sensoria’s Beats Working award winner.

Poetry and music exploring the impact of British colonial rule and missionary activities on childhoods in Ghana. With Kewku Sackey (KOG and the Zongo Brigade) and Dr Afua Twum-Danso Imoh.

Artist Rory Pilgrim and poet Carol Kallend look at the connection between technology, disability and care, through a performance of experimental music and dance.

A family-friendly concert combining music, animations and live demonstrations of science.

A performance of a new composition in response to John Addington Symonds (1840-93) and his lyric mediation on homoerotic colour and clothing. By Out Aloud, Sheffield’s LGBT Community Choir.

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

A documentary about Reagan-era guerrilla punk concerts in the Californian desert, featuring the likes of Sonic Youth, Minutemen, Meat Puppets, Swans and Einstürzende Neubauten.

The world's oldest surviving animated feature film,
telling a story involving a prince, a princess, a witch, Aladdin, and a bunch of demons. With a live score played on a spectacular array of instruments from around the world.

Moody soundscapes, mortorik rhythms and percussive drones.

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

One for synth obsessives. A showcase of synthesisers plus a modular meet-up, talks from the likes of Heaven 17's Martyn Ware, and a session on how Delia Derbyshire created the Doctor Who theme.

A documentary telling the previously little told story of Native Americans' huge influence on popular music.

New music played on vintage synthesisers. Led by Goldfrapp keyboard player Will Gregory and featuring renowned composers, members of Portishead, and more.

An unbroken sequence of music including work by Mozart, Stravinsky and Woolrich, accompanied by a new film by Brothers Quay.

As notorious as they are prolific.

Terry Riley's minimalist masterpiece performed from within the Arts Tower's paternoster lift. Revolutionary music in a revolving setting.

From the traditional to the contemporary, Eddi brings joyous life to all forms of song.

An intimate family show tackling big issues with live music and comedy.

An evening with Sheffield's all-star global music collective, accompanied by hypnotic digital animations.

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