A breathtaking concert incorporating the unique language, culture and history of traditional Persian folk and Sufi music.

World-famous economist Yanis Varoufakis discusses his new book, exploring our desire for a better world and some uncomfortable truths about it.

Join the folks from queer arts heroes Andro and Eve as they host a panel of drag artists to chat about the exciting UK drag scene. They'll explore how drag has expanded many people’s understanding of gender and its importance for LGBTQ+ communities.

Environmental horticulturalist Pilar Medrano Dell addresses the question of whether to restore historic gardens back to their original inception, or to go for a more contemporary take. She'll also look at the emotional effect horticulture has on us.

Meet some of the team from Sheffield Museums and find out about their favourite objects in Sheffield’s collections.

A look at finding inclusive solutions to racism in secondary schools. Dr Muna Abdi, Melissa Simmonds, Monica Stone and local students will discuss the lived reality of racism in secondary schools and how the community can challenge it.

Explore the history and current impact of hostile environment policies on migrants and people seeking sanctuary in Sheffield.

Hosted by University of Sheffield Concerts, this live stream will delve into the creative workings of some of Mozart’s most famous pieces. It will illustrate how the quartets developed and changed as the great composer perfected them.

Local MPs, activists and commentators join this Question Time-style panel to answer questions and respond to comments shared live on social media. Hosted by Jackie Weaver, who presided over a chaotic Handforth Parish Council meeting that went viral.

Music in the Round's annual festival goes digital again for 2021. This year, it's broadcasting from the Crucible Studio here in Sheffield and from partner venues around the country.

A half-day conference bringing together organisations who work in local food production, food waste and food poverty initiatives here in Sheffield.

Auriel Majumdar chairs a conversation and Q&A with Labour MP and author David Lammy about his book Tribes: How Our Need to Belong Can Make or Break Society.

Andro and Eve’s Finn Warman and drag artist Christian Adore facilitate a creative and playful session. Providing a space for those questioning or wanting to explore their own gender, through conversation and creative exercises.

A discussion with recipients of the Stockton Basic Income Pilot, hosted by Californian Mayor Michael Tubbs and UBI Lab Sheffield.

A discussion on new responses to the intersectional problems of spiralling poverty and the effect on health outcomes.

Three leading members of the UK's scientific community take a look back at the UK's response to the Covid crisis. With scientists from the Independent SAGE group.

Project development officer Nicola Thorpe will share the plans for the new education and engagement project at the Botanical Gardens.

Join a panel event of special guests curated by Labour MP and former Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell. Exploring the future of employment, the position of women, education, and the constitutional issues we'll need to confront in the future.

A panel discussion hosted by Rosh Lal, looking at the unique contribution people of faith have to offer in the pursuit of climate justice.

A knowledgeable panel explain how Sheffield is planning for a net zero future.

A virtual open studio event, showcasing the work of artists and craftspeople from across the region. Browse and buy art, or join in virtual studio demonstrations and artwork tours.

An interactive digital game exploring stories of transgender and nonbinary people in the UK. Launching as part of Site Gallery's Digital Realness season.

This panel event will explore the wide-reaching effects that misogyny has on many marginalised groups of people, in public and private spaces. These groups include women, non-binary, trans and gender non-confirming people.

The story of UBI Lab, Citizen Network, and how to build an active and influential network to make a difference across a range of systemic problems.

Women’s Equality Party Sheffield and disability campaigner Philippa Willitts discuss the impact of gender based violence on disabled women and what we can do to campaign for change.

Does our democratic system give us the ability to be able to be governed fairly while being reactive to future crises? With Peter Geoghegan, Neal Lawson and Klina Jordan.

Alan Clements is the creator of the Cascades meditation garden near Matlock. Here, he will explore the question: why do we garden? He'll look at our interest in gardening and the satisfaction that we can get from creating a natural sacred space.

Jimi Blake recounts the creation of Hunting Brook Gardens in Ireland – five acres of amazing botanical gardens and fifteen acres of wonderful woodland gardens and valley.

Explore the bitter family rivalry that lead to the establishment, just six miles apart, of two major country estates not far from Sheffield. And find out how they're being united and restored for the public today.

An online exhibition of 'emotional portraits' that document experiences of street harassment in Sheffield. A collaboration between artist Philip Lee and campaign group Our Bodies Our Streets.

Join Suzie Wright of Sheffield Archives and Jon Newman of Lambeth Archives as they explore some of their collection highlights that offer insights into local LGBTQ+ history, and discuss ways to better collect such materials for the future.