Five leading lights of the British folk/roots scene join forces to create a festive folk band like no other.

Join the National Videogame Museum for their Festive Social. An evening of games, gifts and crafting, including a unique workshop with artist Tom J Newell.

Celebrate a Ukrainian Christmas with folk songs, handmade gifts, authentic food and more.

A mesmerising evening of choral music to get you in the festive mood.

Join Sheffield Artist Maker Exchange for an afternoon of festive crafts and a celebration of local makers.

With dance punk from Hard as Nails. A synth reimagining of Oliver Twist. Ancient History, a new project from Drenge and Eternal Broadcast members – who promise to do some Christmas songs. Plus a raffle for HARC (Homeless and Rootless at Christmas).

Join Sheffield Clarinet Ensemble for an afternoon of festive music-making, sweet treats and jolly attire.

A Christmassy market for people who care about good food, community and art and design. Raising funds for S6 Food Bank.

Dance to your favourite tunes and play games and this fun-filled day featuring the one and only Grinch.

The Sheffield Beatles Project return to the Octagon Centre for their annual Christmas show. This time performing the enduringly popular album Abbey Road in full with their 30-piece live band and orchestra.

A festive evening of seasonal cheer, all in support of Shelter.

A ghostly adaptation of this most beloved festive classic. Join Ebenezer Scrooge on a supernatural journey into the past, present and yet-to-come.

After realising he doesn't fit in with the other elves, Buddy sets out to find a place where he belongs – in search of his dad in New York City.

A festive night of world-class folk.

Playing material from the likes of Dr.John, James Booker and Louis Armstrong along with a selection of festive hits, the New Orleans-style pianist returns to The Greystones for his annual Christmas show.

Oh come all ye jazz lovers! Swing into Christmas with a 20-piece big band and live vocalists.

A journey through sexuality and emotions, adapting Patricia Highsmith’s 1952 semi-autobiographical book The Price of Salt. An achingly beautiful film about a forbidden romance with standout performances from Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.

It's that time of year again... where friends, families and strangers on the internet argue over whether Die Hard is a Christmas film. Seeing John McClane take on Hans Gruber at this time of year is almost as much of a tradition as Christmas itself.

An inner-city flower market, celebrating all things botanical. Taking over a patch of Sheffield city centre one Sunday a month, with plants, flowers, fresh produce and music.

A feel-good tradition, fronted by singer-songwriter John Reilly and musical director Lewis Nitikman. Featuring Stannington Brass Band, Janine Dyer and the Sheffield Community Choir, Paul Pashley, Gareth Lloyd and members of the Acoustic Angels.

A festive film favourite. Eight-year-old Kevin McCallister is mistakenly left behind when his family flies to Paris for the holidays in this action-packed adventure.

Three homeless people – a former bicycle racer, a trans woman who used to work as a drag queen, and a runaway young girl – live together in Tokyo. On Christmas Eve, they find a baby in a rubbish dump and care for her as they track down her family.

Released in 1946, this black and white iconic film is the heartwarming treat you need on a chilly December night.

Charles Dickens’s Christmas Carol can sometimes be a bit of a grizzly tale (especially when the Ghost of Christmas Yet-to-Come appears on the scene), but the Muppets brighten the Christmas tale right up.

The Millennium Gallery’s annual selling showcase returns this autumn. Celebrating excellence in making across the region and beyond.

As the nights draw in, grab a hot chocolate or mulled wine, and enjoy your favourite festive films at Showroom Cinema. From Christmas classics to alt events, there's something for everyone.

Every November and December, people gather in pubs across Sheffield and North Derbyshire to sing locally-written carols that have passed down through generations. Some of these songs are only sung in Sheffield. Some only in one pub.

Cupola's Christmas show. Exploring the meanings of home – from domestic space, family belonging and identity to shelter, comfort and place. Opening on 21 November with chance to meet the artists and get festive with wine, nibbles and mince pies.