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

The story of a mother and her night nanny, starring Charlize Theron.

A lively and positive showcase of works by artists in Sheffield with physical and learning disabilities, featuring bright and vivid contributions using neon and fluorescent colours.

Shaun Attwood presents the story of Pablo Escobar and the Medellín Cartel beyond their portrayal on Netflix's Narcos.

Highlights from this year's festival make their way north, introducing exciting Korean cinema to new audiences.

A bold solo show blending dance, song and spoken word.

After going missing for four years, and suffering from amnesia, Travis Henderson reappears out of the desert.

A free taster session teaching you all the basics you need to start printing using paper stencils.

Ireland's best – and possibly only – musical hip-hop comedian.

Stunning lino prints by five Senegalese artists, drawing on ideas deeply rooted in their West African culture, and domestic and political issues.

Musician and theatre-maker Dom Coyote presents a new, solo epic adventure.

A cosy, candle-lit evening of acoustic indie music, with Alessi's Ark, Charlotte Carpenter and the Azenas.

A talk by Mary Grover and Val Hewson from Reading Sheffield oral history project.

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

A new ‘cover’ of the 1977 Dario Argento classic, following American Susie Bannon at a prestigious European dance academy where all is darker than it seems. Perfect for a spooky late night at the cinema.

Filmmaker Agnès Varda and artist JR travel across rural France, creating giant portraits of the people they meet.

Critically acclaimed psych pop.

"One of the hottest theatrical parties" is back in Sheffield!

A 20-piece big band comprising the cream of the younger generation of British jazz musicians alongside well-established figures. Hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

A provocative and intimate celebration of the power of language, from contemporary performance heroes Forced Entertainment.

An exhibition spanning 400 years of portraiture, curated by Paul Morrison. Read our review.

Twelve year-old Mary is transported to the magical Endor College where she quickly finds herself in trouble, as all is a little more sinister than it first appears. A modern animated classic from new Japanese company Studio Ponoc.

A day-long celebration of the centenary of women’s suffrage, with films, live music, discussions, poetry, and food.

Laidback jazz and soul.

An uplifting, family tale of friendship, courage and facing your fears.

An epic and visually daring production of Shakespeare’s most intense tragedy.

Foot-stomping funky music with the Langsett Dance Orchestra and Pow Wow Club DJs.

In one of the remote outposts of the Spanish Empire in the 18th century, the local magistrate Zama waits desperately for news of the long-awaited promotion that will reunite him with his family in Buenos Aires.

Jordan Rooker comes to Yellow Arch Studios for his first headline show in Sheffield since his sold-out debut last December.

A razor-sharp parody play about a life spent playing the piano. Part of Enable US Festival.

Guitar legends.

A madcap story about advancing technology, taking its cue from classic sci-fi movies and fuelled by absurd visual comedy and puppetry. Part of Enable US Festival.

Andrei Tarkovsky's 1970s science fiction classic.

Punk rock from Minneapolis.

Ultra-conscious comedy by award-winning, terribly present clown. Part of Enable US Festival.

A dissection of modern America, but also a celebration of Americana.

A workshop conducted entirely in silence about making magnificent and ridiculous physical work. Part of Enable US Festival.

An evening of clowning, contraptions, comedy and courage as one man’s belief in the near impossible is put to the test. Part of Enable US Festival.

The old school cabaret traditions of burlesque, combined with the alternative art and music industry of Sheffield.

Journalist Eddie Brock comes into contact with an alien symbiote, turning him into Venom.

Celebrating a decade in print with music from Renegade Brass Band, Anchorsong, and The Breath.

A Euripides/Shakespeare/Ibsen mashup with a contemporary twist, presented by Hallam Students' Union Theatre.

A drama set amidst the campaign for action to tackle the AIDS crisis in 1990s Paris.

A dazzling drag king cabaret hosted by Sheffield's feel-good queer events planners Andro and Eve.

Two days of old time Christmas shopping. Dickensian dress optional.

Living in Taliban-occupied Afghanistan, Parvana is an eleven-year-old girl on a mission to reunite her family.

A powerful new play about the healing power of art, based on a true Sheffield story. Part of Enable US Festival.

An explosion of textures, influences and intoxicating musicianship.

Shop for unique gifts and wares from the online craft marketplace, in real life.

A surrealist long-form improv show, telling a Christmas tale like no other.

An anarchic, live comedy staging of the Nativity play.

A 1960s continuation of the Toho Godzilla franchise.

Writer, educator and commentator Chardine uses music, art and fashion history to instigate socio-political analysis. Her talk will touch on topics such as black/working class feminism and black queer identities.

Approaching the end of his career, boxer Matty Burton suffers a horrific brain injury following an incredibly taxing previous fight.

An evening of mirth and merriment in a Scout hut. With music from Marc Riley faves Mr Ben and the Bens, and Soup Review, plus comedy from Fruitcake, Peter Fleming, and Stan Skinny.

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

Sick of their mundane lives at Transylvania University in Kentucky, four friends embark on the daring mission to steal the most valuable book at the university library.

An exhibition of new work from members of Sheffield Printmakers.

Now an adult, Christopher Robin is focused on his new life, losing his childhood imagination.

Scotland’s biggest comedy export of recent times.

A farcical murder mystery in reverse.

A showcase of treasures looking at the extraordinary feats of ordinary people, celebrating 250 years of the circus.

Join Bloc Projects for an evening of Christmas conviviality and festive cheer hosted down the road at Sheffield’s newest creative project space, bar and former paper factory Sidney&Matilda.

Join Marley over a sumptuous two-course feast, and some potent potion to keep of the winter chill.

Celebrate Christmas in the company of everyone’s favourite Stockport housewife.

A gender-swapped musical parody of the Disney classic.

A classic Christmas story for all the family.

A trans positive, all-gender-inclusive, queer pantomime mash-up for all the family and all families.

The story of a mermaid tricked into joining the circus, who longs to return to the sea. Based on the book by Julia Donaldson and Lydia Monks.

Panto!

This year's Crucible Christmas musical is a riotous, romantic comedy to make your heart soar.

Moscow City Ballet returns to Sheffield with another spectacular production.

An unmissable opportunity to see two of the UK's most treasured jazz vocalists.

A cycle of the complete Beethoven violin sonatas, cello sonatas and piano trios.

French and English music for oboe and piano by Adrian Wilson and Tim Horton.

The music-loving dog and cat are back, joined by a whole carnival of animals as they escape from the School for Wild and Dangerous Animals in search of a safe place to call their home.

Site Gallery reopens with a group exhibition exploring the idea that we live in the 'crystal era'. Read our review.

A conspiracy-theory documentary-exposé detective story for the 21st century that asks: what aren’t you looking at?

Long before Harry Potter there was Mildred Hubble. An ordinary girl who found herself in an extraordinary place: a school for witches.

The internationally-renowned German pianist plays music by Brahms, Janacek and Beethoven.

An early-2000s story of growing up in a multi-cultural community, and the everyday injustices that drive people to take back control.

A love story about two men who find each other in the most unlikely of worlds.

Githa Sowerby’s celebrated classic about the struggle 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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

OPEN CALL. Submit your artwork to an exhibition celebrating a Sheffield modernist beacon.

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

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 programme of exhibitions and events exploring collective artistic activity, reflecting on the lasting influence of the Bauhaus movement 100 years on from its inception. Read our review of the first exhibition, Orders & Limitations.

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