Sheffield’s resident true storytelling night, in which well-known comedians are invited to the stage alongside other artists and performers to tell true stories of their lives which are funny and heartwarming in much the same way.

A practical workshop with Tokyo-based British artist Louise Rouse, whose frottage work involves taking rubbings from building façades and other exterior surfaces.

Head down to the museum and create your own dinosaur this February Half Term.

Head to the discovery centre at this 16th-century ruin during children's school holidays to take part in hands-on activities on various themes, and to play in the lavender labyrinth.

An evening of mirth and merriment in a Scout hut.

An exploration of masculinity and lesbianism in Black womxn, performed to a backdrop of verbatim, poetry and sound.

Nerd disco, made in Sheffield.

Celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month with stories from across the globe exploring the joy, and the heartache, of first love.

Join in the celebrations exactly 200 years on from the day that the first boats travelled along the canal, with storytelling, poetry, a silent disco, and, of course, lots of boats.

Draw family portraits just like Leonardo da Vinci – or at least, with any luck, getting the eyes in the right place!

Pop along to make your own dino puppet, humongous dino footprints and lots more.

Githa Sowerby’s early-twentieth-century classic is set in a claustrophobic household in the industrial north. It's an absorbing story of struggles for supremacy, legacy and deciding one’s own destiny.

Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll musical returns to Sheffield on its worldwide tour.

Exchange house plants and plant knowledge over a cuppa and cake.

Join Handmade Cinema for two classic films with dinosaur themed fun in the museum, and even join in creating the scenery at workshops ahead of the big day.

A documentary following the work of the first law firm in Japan set up by an openly gay couple, revealing the hidden diversity of a country that prides itself on conformity. Followed by a Q&A with its director.

A touching and funny play for young audiences, using music, puppetry, song and dance to tell a story of tigers, bees and honey collectors learning to live and play together.

Let the gallery's Leonardo da Vinci exhibition inspire your little ones.

Music in the Round's singer-in-residence Roderick Williams performs Schumann's popular cycle Frauenliebe und Leben, along with songs by Brahms, Clara Schumann, Howells, Beamish, and a new work by local composer Ryan Wigglesworth.

Following her hit success at the Edinburgh Fringe, performance artist Katy Dye brings to town her show about the infantilisation of women.

One of the most gifted pianists and imaginative composers on the European jazz scene, hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

The creation of character comedian Milo McCabe, Troy Hawke is a home-schooled 1930s throwback, constantly puzzled by the world.

One of the most recognisable faces from British comedy TV comes to town with his new show Voice of Reason.

Last Night of the Proms star and Music in the Round's Singer-in-Residence Roderick Williams leads two relaxed concerts for young children and their grown-ups.

A showcase of three new pieces of theatre by local women discussing a range of different experiences – different ages, different histories, and different stories.

Kelham Island's new space for emerging artists invites you to join them for an evening of poetry making and language jumbling, with artist Angeli Bhose.

Food, music, art. In a former warehouse. At night.

The Britain’s Got Talent winner embarks on a national tour with his new show, I’m Only In It For The Parking.

40 years since its UK cinema release, Saturday Night Fever is spectacularly re-imagined in a music and dance extravaganza.

A powerful folk opera telling the story of trade unionist Mary Reid Macarthur, who in 1910 led the women chain makers of Cradley Heath to victory in their fight for a minimum wage.

Oscar Wilde's touching story of an unusual friendship, brought to the stage through storytelling, puppetry and music.

Contemporary art from Japan, connected by themes of identity, space, materiality and the body.

Made up of current and past members of Sheffield University, SUJO promises an exciting evening of varied jazz.

Let your family be creative in the Leonardo exhibition.

An all-star group exploring the jazz, tango and latin worlds, hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

Join hosts SheFest as they bring talks, tours, workshops and stalls to the gallery for a special Friday evening celebrating women in Sheffield.

Lose yourself in music that captures the essence of springtime and the English garden.

A rare glimpse behind the scenes as the orchestra prepares for the evening's concert.

A chance to explore new ideas in contemporary music.

Two contrasting pieces for violin played by a British virtuoso.

Enjoy the storytelling power of music with singer-songwriter Kadialy Kouyate.

Sound Junction presents "cinema for the ear".

Celebrate International Women’s Day with pioneering contemporary music written by top female composers.

debbie tucker green’s provocative and haunting play about a victim turning the tables on a perpetrator.

Take a trip back to the electric 80s and embark on a summer of love and smash-hit classics.

A solo show by Jamie Frost, bringing together sculptures whose smell, textures and colours contrast with fine craftsmanship.

Where is all the tampon tax going? Who is The Mansplainer, and what is his evil plan?

A visceral comedian and a master perplexer, Jordan's perturbing performances have to be seen to be understood.

Both the young and the young at heart are welcome at this art workshop with a difference.

The poetry of Carmen Bernos de Gasztold, written in 1940s occupied France, is set to music.

Exploring the relationship between music and visual art in live performance.

How does a genius composer write a CV? In music, of course! Hear pieces that Bach wrote in the hope of landing a job.

The passionate Sheffield Singers community choir perform a new work by the accomplished young composer Kate Thickett.

Experience Beethoven’s explosive first symphony.

Join in a fun performance of an arrangement for bottle and flute, with parts for all levels of ability.

Feel the emotional power of classical music.

A revival of a 19th-century cantata that was hugely popular in its time but is rarely performed today.

Spend a life-affirming half-hour in the company of Vivacity Choir.

Lively duo Lucy Phillips and Jonny Ingall are introduce audiences to lesser-known works by female composers including Elizabeth Maconchy and Jennifer Higdon.

Kuljit Bhamra’s electrifying fusion of Bhangra beats, Asian jazz, pop and classical is a global phenomenon.

Sparks fly and spirits soar in this bold new production from Sheffield City Opera.

A powerful introduction to Bach’s work with the moving, magnificent St John Passion.

Composer JoAnne Sibanda and her choir team up with the Endcliffe Orchestra to present a striking fusion of gospel and classical.

Bringing classical music out of the concert halls and into museums, gardens, and more.

What could better fit the spirit of the times than a touring showcase of music and comedy on the theme of revolutionary socialism? With comedian Josie Long, singer-songwriter Grace Petrie, and musical comedians Johnny and The Baptists.

As part of Construction House: Radical Materials, S1 Artspace and Showroom Cinema present Kerstin Stutterheim and Niels Bolbrinker’s acclaimed documentary on the Bauhaus school.

A work in progress from the talented trio known as In Bed With My Brother.

Weaving together spoken word and music, poet Genevieve Carver and her band explore what it means to be a girl in the business of music – with a little help from Joni Mitchell, Nina Simone and Delia Derbyshire.

A unique collaboration between three of England’s finest folk musicians: Andy Cutting, Sam Sweeney and Rob Harbron.

A pop art-inspired collection with subtly subversive themes.

The virtuoso pianist performs a dynamic programme, including his own show-stopping arrangements of popular classics by Tchaikovsky and Saint-Saens.

Responses to wild landscapes, from a lesser-known member of the 1940s St Ives community of abstract artists. Read our review.

7 days of beery fun.

A celebration of iconic cinema. Featuring double-bills of classic horror, Indiana Jones, "extreme" noughties masterpieces, and some Studio Ghibli magic.

A sound play about whales and our impending doom.

A concert of music by Bridge, Mendelssohn and Beethoven by the award-winning Piatti Quartet.

Join Willy for a queer coming-of-age remix, as he questions if ‘bottom’ in the bedroom means ‘bottom’ in life – and whether Beyoncé can help put his love on top.

In 2016, Volvo launched their ‘Human Made’ advertising campaign. Sam got sort of obsessed – so obsessed he decided to make some adverts of his own. This show is what he made.

Peddler street food market goes veggie/vegan.

How do high end fashion brands seduce? Why do people crave their products?

Using projection, playful performance and aerial circus, Stella is the story of a Star Engineer who keeps the stars shining for when we need them.

Opus and Now Then present a very special show, with two fantastic songwriters in a beautiful, intimate setting, nestled in leafy Nether Edge.

A charming one-act satirical comedy about sisterhood, manners, and most importantly of all, quiche.

Ceramics inspired by the Peak District's rock formations, by Penny Withers.

The most thrills you can get from the safety of a cinema seat.

Cross Europe with three shows from three countries in one brilliant evening.

A globe-spanning journey of an attempted escape from nationality, with songs along the way.

Join performers Marc Oosterhoff and Tom Cassani after their show for two extra-special workshops. Suitable for all – students, performers and members of the public.

A poignant a play without words, with original music, dance, and puppetry about grief, freedom and the joy of play.

A chilling tale of sentience, showmanship and sacrifice inspired by the original ‘thinking machine’.

A one-woman show about patriotism, nationalism and British exceptionalism, coming to Theatre Deli on the brink of our scheduled departure from the EU.

In a small attic, packed in hundreds of cereal boxes, lies the life’s work of Delia Derbyshire – the unsung genius behind the Doctor Who theme tune and trailblazer of electronic music.

A celebration of British horror and holidays of the 1970s.

A celebration a Sheffield modernist beacon, bringing together a hundred artworks shared by the public and delving into the archives.

A monthlong programme of activities championing Sheffield's love of the great outdoors.

A captivating and moving story of loss and infinite love, set in a terrifying near-future where tech giants can restore your digital soul.

Imagine being amazing at drawing and painting and engineering and maths AND science!

Have fun learning about what makes you who you are this Easter Holidays.

Using spoken word, movement, circus and ceremony, three performers from Nepal and Vietnam tell the story of how they survived being child circus slaves in India and created their own destiny.

The internationally-acclaimed saxophonist and his outstanding new group pay tribute to jazz icon John Coltrane.

A unique musical experience inspired by Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, Concerto is a deconstructed and re-orchestrated exploration of the legacy of war and the healing power of music to overcome tragedy.

A story of friendship, disenfranchisement, punk-rock and a global movement born of economic, political and social frustrations.

A story of 50 years of Park Hill, with music by Richard Hawley.

A cycle of Schubert's major piano sonatas, alongside music by Ravel.

A solo show by Phlegm, creating an immersive sculptural installation in an abandoned factory.

Twice a year the Enable US festival brings unmissable and intriguing pieces of new theatre and performance to the beautiful Drama Studio.

The untold and under-acknowledged stories of four inspirational female figures from British history, asking why they, and hundreds like them, have been relegated to the footnotes.

Opus and Now Then present a multi-room party featuring a 10-piece that effortlessly blends Future Jazz, afro beats, heavy dubs and blistering musicianship into their own sound.

Each spring, a huge parade of wild and wonderful creations illuminates the streets to the south of the city.

Discover how many dinosaurs roamed the earth and create your own unique dino egg this Easter Holidays.

An exercise in understanding both history and humanity. Read our exhibition review.

Join comedian, activist and journalist Mark Thomas as he probes into the future of the NHS with his new show Check Up.

An art and science collaboration between Anne Penman Sweet and Dr Jesse Shore.

The final exhibition in S1 Artspace's Bauhaus-inspired series focuses on the practical workshops held at the influential school, which brought together creativity and experimentation with materials with industrial manufacturing processes.

The artist presents new work on themes of identity, the complexity of familial relationships, and what it means to immortalise characters in paint.

A rare chance to see the working method of a genius up close, 500 years on from his death.

Bringing together the work of three phenomenal artists from Site’s archive, marking the start of the gallery's 40th year.

Join SheFest and a panel of speakers for a discussion on creating inclusive spaces in women's and LGBT+ communities.

A solo exhibition of pieces from the pen of one of Sheffield's most distinctive artists.

A new celebration of poetry in Sheffield, taking place for the first time over nine days this May with poets Andrew McMillan, Imtiaz Dharker, Raymond Antrobus, Denise Riley and more.

Two excitable brothers are definitely, probably, maybe, just about to, almost, at some stage, going to do the chores their mother has asked them to do.

An exhibition from the Northern Potters Association.

Each June, the world of documentary descends on Sheffield to showcase some of the most fascinating factual films going.

A mischievous celebration of play, based on the much-loved book by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.

A solo exhibition of realist paintings by Andy Cropper.

The magnificent Cutlers' Hall plays host to a fair bringing together over 60 independent silversmiths and jewellery makers.

A group show bringing together a mix of artists, works and mediums.

A group show bringing together a variety of works in different mediums.

A group show, bringing to Cupola a mix of works on the theme of Not Safe For Work.

Join the tea party and meet the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat and the Queen of Hearts.

A solo exhibition of both real and imagined landscapes by a local painter.

A solo exhibition of paintings.

A weekend of nosying around some of the most fascinating artists' studios in town.