The Dam House Bar & Restaurant is set within the tranquil surroundings of Crookes Valley Park and offers fantastic food, superb drinks and a welcoming atmosphere. It prides itself on offering great value for money but maintaining a high quality menu, modern décor and always helpful, friendly staff.
Ice Sheffield is one of the country’s finest ice-skating venues; offering two Olympic-sized ice rinks that are perfect for beginners and experienced skaters alike.
Tavern on the Quays offers a contemporary spin on the classic pub, blending the modern style of the venues established in North America with a more traditional British setting.
The true story of Jamie Campbell is one that is completely intertwined with Sheffield, and one that we are incredibly proud to tell as a city because it reflects the values of inclusivity and diversity that we want to champion.
Venture out to CADS in Sheffield for an epic night of clowns and sounds - headline act HIVE, two incredible support acts, and an afterparty of live electronic music. Buzz buzz!
Nonnas endeavour to bring to your table the full Italian experience in respect of the wealth of produce Yorkshire & the UK has to offer. All the menus are designed with passion and love for both local seasonal produce and Italian classic ingredients.
Rosa Harradine is a brush and broom maker based in Sheffield. Working with natural materials and traditional techniques, she creates objects that are both functional and beautiful. Tools that impart a sense of presence.
Enjoy freshly cooked Mediterranean food, cocktails and local cask ale, served with a smile at exceptional value at Ego Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar in Sheffield.
Managed by Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust, the Sheffield Lakeland Landscape Partnership seeks to create a natural and resilient landscape for everyone to value, enjoy, understand and feel part of.
The University of Sheffield Drama Studio is a first class venue consisting of a 200 seat theatre, 2 rehearsal studios and other production facilities. It is housed in the former Glossop Road Baptist Church (opened in 1871) and was converted into a theatre in 1970.