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

Sheffield Jazz presents John Law’s latest project, featuring well-known tunes from the worlds of jazz and pop.

See the stars from the Solana live on stage for the first time.

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.

After six years on the Sheffield dance music scene, Dusk 'Til Dawn are hosting one last, three-room blowout at Yellow Arch Studios.

The noise-pop duo re-imagined.

A experimental and understated performance directed by Soraya Nabipour, exploring what it means to make the private public.

Nottingham noise rock.

Raising money for art.

The trumpet player, composer and producer brings his dazzling Four Corners band to town, hosted by Sheffield Jazz.

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

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

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

Join an artist and an athletic performance coach in a session exploring resistance and competitiveness through collaborative movement, team/pack mentalities and collective strength.

Graham Fellows, better known as the poet singer/songwriter John Shuttleworth, is now stepping out from behind the characters to perform a new music and storytelling show as himself.

For its first Salon '19 event, Bloc invites Matthew Raw, an artist who pushes the possibilities and communicative power of clay, using tiles and letterforms to tell stories of people and places.

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

Leadmill Comedy Club hosts one of the UK’s most peculiar comedians. In his latest show Paul will cover such topics as the unique predicaments of the soft-shell crab and the many problems incurred when attempting to organise a suburban orgy.

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

Experimental soundscapes. Hosted by SONA, a collective aimed at showcasing women in electronic music and creating space for skill sharing.

Willy Russell's captivating tale of twins, separated at birth, who grow up on opposite sides of the tracks only to meet again with fateful consequences.

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

Artist Lucy Vann will guide you through a visualisation aimed to develop confident speaking.

A programme of exhibitions and events reflecting on the lasting influence of the Bauhaus movement 100 years on from its inception. Read our review of the second exhibition.

Reach into her cabinet and join Fanny on a musical, riotous voyage of hilarity and curiosity.

Regather Comedy Club hosts one of the most unique and fascinating comic voices in the country.

Introducing Yellow Arch's White Room Gallery. The gallery opens with a group exhibition curated by Bridget Murray, responding to the theme of place, spaces and the outdoor world.

A father-daughter show, in which an artist and her Punch and Judy-performing dad explore their relationship through recollections of all the times they've performed together.

A cosy retro cinema experience for Valentine's Day, hosted by The Village Screen.

Discover why Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has kept people guessing for so long, becoming the longest running show in the history of theatre.

A re-imagining of the Magnetic Fields’ seminal album. Raising money for the Snowdrop Project.

Join Andro and Eve as they glide on a dry ice cloud back to the 80s, with queer cabaret performances hosted by drag king Louis Cyfer and a DJ set from Chardine Taylor-Stone.

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.

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

Nerd disco, made in Sheffield.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Peddler street food market goes veggie/vegan.

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.

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

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