Take a tour of a Victorian bath house, complete with a spring-fed plunge pool. Learn about the building’s history and its importance to the city’s working class heritage. With luck, you might spot a kingfisher in the garden too.

Prepare for a captivating evening of intrigue, laughter, and spine-tingling tales as storyteller Adrian Finney once again descends into the shadowy depths of Sheffield's long and storied past.

See the newly revealed remains of Sheffield Castle, buried for around 400 years. Wessex Archaeology and Friends of Sheffield Castle will tell you about the history of the site, their recent findings there, and the plans to redevelop it into a park.

Join in this walk to places connected to Sheffield's history of activism and political reform. Hear stories of the women's suffrage campaign, Chartism, early unions, the Sheffield Outrages, the first elections of working-class councillors, and more.

Part of Sheffield Walking Festival and Heritage Open Days, this walk features roughly 70 exhibits, creating a wonderful outdoor gallery of Sheffield’s thriving street art scene.

Take a peek around this fascinating building steeped in Sheffield's metalworking past. A former cutlery works, the birthplace of stainless steel cutlery, and now a community-run home to artists, craftspeople, musicians and small-scale manufacturers.

Discover a century's worth of glass art – from a glass wedding dress to a wine glass engraved with secret political statements. The museum is open every weekday, with curator tours on 11 September.

On 11 September 1973 a violent coup in Chile overthrew the government of Salvador Allende. What followed was nearly 17 years of dictatorship under Augusto Pinochet. This documentary is the story of refugees who made a new home in South Yorkshire.

See the best views in Sheffield in this former medieval deer park. Join the Friends of Parkwood Springs to hear about the changing uses of the site and the ongoing plan to make this inner-city green space into "our country park in the city."

A curator's talk about the National Videogame Museum's new Made in Sheffield exhibit. Looking at the city's history of game making. Plus chance to play games, handle objects, and get an insight into how videogame controllers actually work.

Ten days to explore heritage treasures across the city.

Explore the past and present of characterful Kelham Island and Neepsend, with walks on three themes. Discover stories of industrial Sheffield, working class community, and inspiring art.

Join Sheffield Transformed and Red Riding Magazine for a special anniversary screening of Sheffield-set post-apocalyptic masterpiece Threads. With intro from speakers from the Yorkshire Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and Red Riding Magazine.

One of Sheffield’s best-known artists and icons, Pete McKee, takes to the Showroom stage for this month’s edition of My Favourite Films with...

Feed your mind with a series of fascinating and inspiring talks, exhibitions and performances. Organised by folks from the University of Sheffield in collaboration with local artists and creatives.

Hear artist Lubna Chowdhary discuss her work, inspiration and life as an artist, in conversation with Dr Emilia Terracciano.  

Join Moroccan Gnawa master musician Mohamed Errebbaa and his group of jazz, soul and Afro-funk musicians. Part interview, part performance.

Learn about the stories buried in this sprawling, picturesque 19th-century cemetery. Taking place on the first Sunday of each month.

Join Music in the Round’s new visiting string quartet in conversation with the University of Oxford's Prof. Laura Tunbridge.