An immersive showcase of experimental electronic sound. With special guest, Portuguese composer Mariana Vieira.

Food, music and art in a former warehouse, one weekend a month. Plus kids craft activities on the Saturday afternoons. With bonus Christmas crafts for their festive edition.

Join Music in the Round for an afternoon with the great classical guitarist Craig Ogden.

Fronted by singer Heloïse Werner, this quartet presents a wildly imaginative programme of music – by the likes of Hannah Peel, Emily Hall, Meredith Monk and more.

Join Sheffield Chamber Orchestra for their Winter Gala Concert. Taking you on a festive, classical music tour to Spain, Italy, Hungary and Germany.

Head to Orchard Square and browse the wares of local Sheffield artists – with everything from bespoke jewellery to photography prints, children's clothes to cheese, ceramics, and much more. And enjoy some live music in the square while you're there.

Watch the classics come to life in an afternoon tribute to the music of the movies.

An evening of classical and modern music, bringing together the best orchestral players from around the university.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor brings her online lockdown event from her kitchen to the stage, with a special Christmas Kitchen Disco tour.

A free, informal performances of early music and classical pieces that have been researched by students.

A rush-hour concert from an ensemble who perform new compositions written in the Department of Music at Sheffield Uni and with collaborators.

A jam night for women and marginalised genders to explore musical improvisation. Held every first Thursday of the month.

Trans-Atlantic melodies and bluesy-folk brilliance.

Join Sheffield's legendary indie-pop club night Offbeat for its 2023 Christmas Special. Expect classic, current and Christmassy left-field indie tunes, plus the top 10 songs of the year as voted for by Offbeat fans.

Ensemble 360's Rachel Roberts pairs two great works for viola: Vieuxtemps’s expressive sonata and Rebecca Clarke’s hauntingly beautiful meditation.

Delicious Clam's alternative Christmas do. With infectiously catchy grunge-pop band Bean Weevil and their sweet harmonies, odd-ball storytelling and shambolic sing-alongs. Plus punk rockers Rivalry, powerpoppers Post Archives, and no-fi dudes Jeuce.

A 30-person supergroup of Sheffield’s finest musicians celebrate two iconic albums of the 1960s.

An evening of live glitch- and sample-based music and visuals pumped through stacks of cathode ray tube TVs.

Calling all indie-loving families with babies and toddlers: bop on down to the next Indie Kids disco. Playing indie and alternative music for little feet to shuffle to and parents to get nostalgic about. December's will be a Christmas special.

47 years after he recorded his first album, Martin Simpson is one of the most well-regarded and decorated folk musicians around. Expect this special Christmas show to be spellbinding, fun, festive and full of special guests.

Since their emergence in the late 70s ska revival, Madness have become one of the most loved and most fun British bands of all time. They'll be playing songs from their new record and hits from their back catalogue.

Join DIY music venue Delicious Clam as they throw a Christmas party with Sammartino, Thee Mightees, R. Loomes, and Bebo. Plus karaoke and mulled drinks to carry you on til late. All money raised from ticket sales will be going towards Palestine.

Singer-songwriter John Reilly and musical director Lewis Nitikman host their annual Christmas concert. With guests John Parr (of St Elmo’s Fire fame), Stannington Brass Band, Janine Dyer with Sheffield Community Choir, tenor Gareth Lloyd, and more.

A Christmas concert from the uni's dynamic choir, led by new student musical director Joseph Banerjee. Performing Mendelssohn’s 6 Motets (Op 79), Gabriel’s Message by Jim Clements, and Puer Nobis by Richard Rodney Bennett.

Join in the joy as Oughtibridge Brass Band perform carols in boozers around Kelham Island and Sheffield city centre. Stopping at The Millowners Arms, Riverside Kelham, Kelham Island Tavern, Shakespeare’s, Two & Six Micropub, and The Dorothy Pax.

A solstice special of experimental, "pattern-based" performance. Featuring Leafcutter John, Tante Verte (Robyn Haddon, DS and Eye Measure), Peter K Rollings and his Experimental Sonic Machines, and Epiploke.

A dream-like winter fantasia, with music capturing the magic and wonder of the turn of the year.

Join Sheffield Cathedral for a Christmas concert with the world’s most famous colliery band.

Described by Jazz Journal magazine as the "piano man's piano man," Dale Storr is one of the UK's leading exponents of New Orleans-style piano. Join him for his Christmas show at the Greystones.

An intimate hometown Christmas show from Sheffield band While She Sleeps.

Join Seven by 7 as they celebrate 22 years of "open decks" fun and frolics with their festive bash at the Dorothy Pax.

Sing and dance along with Sandy, Danny and the gang at this fun screening, with drag host.

A magical family-friendly singalong to the classic fairytale film.

Orchestras, choirs, soloists, conductors, composers – and everything in between – are hosting festive concerts across the city this December. Including concerts for little ones with Concerteenies.

A folk tradition, filling pubs with the sound of locally written songs that have passed down the generations. Gather in the pubs to join in the sings this November and December.

Share the joy and beauty of creativity at Cupola's Christmas exhibition. A joyous celebration of the human spirit of generosity, with work by over 60 artists.

A tribute night full of 90s indie nostalgia.

The Vaccines are back with their sixth album, packed with euphoric hooks and melodies, plus deep emotion.

A tribute to one of the most iconic groups in music history.

Music, community arts and positive vibes in the spring sunshine. Come back soon for the date and details of the next Peace in the Park in 2024.

A weekend of bleeps, beats and sweaty grins. Bringing together music, visual art, and technology. No Bounds 2023 has been postponed – the festival will return in October 2024. Details TBC.