100 results for the term ‘Festivals’
Nether Edge Festival: Barefoot & Fly
As part of this year’s Nether Edge Festival, kick off the weekend in style with an evening of uplifting live music from Barefoot & Fly, a Sheffield and Hope Valley–based band blending jazz-flavoured soul, funk, disco and rock.
Nether Edge Festival: Martin Stephenson
As part of this year’s Nether Edge Festival, audiences are invited to enjoy a very special evening with Martin Stephenson in the intimate surroundings of the Samuel Worth Chapel. Renowned as a singer-songwriter, storyteller and frontman of the legendary Daintees, Martin Stephenson will bring his distinctive blend of music and storytelling to this unique performance.
Nether Edge Festival: Mindfulness Walk
As part of this year’s Nether Edge Festival, take a sensory journey moving slowly through the woodland, mindfully connecting with all your senses for relaxation and wellbeing.
Steel City Beer and Cider Festival 2026
Sheffield's original beer festival, celebrating its 50th year! Steel City Beer and Cider Festival is back at Kelham Island Museum 21 -24 October, with another massive selection of the best beer, cider and perry, plus live music and street food.
Nether Edge Festival: Summerisle, Alastair Gordon & Robyn Gair
Nether Edge Festival presents Summerisle, Alastair Gordon & Robyn Gair.
The Festive Abseil
Take on a 140ft Abseil this festive season for Weston Park Cancer Charity!
Nether Edge Festival: Bats, Beer & Bela Lugosi
As part of Nether Edge Festival, come along for a thrilling night of wildlife, horror and vintage cinema in the gothic surroundings of the Samuel Worth Chapel.
The Graves Park Food and Drink Festival 2026: A Summertime Feast
The Graves Park Food and Drink Festival is back for 2026! Celebrating all things food, drink, performing arts & live music. August Bank Holiday Weekend 29th - 31st, 2026.
Festive Table Centerpieces
Get ready for the holiday season with this Festive Table Centerpieces workshop!
Nether Edge Festival: Funny Onion
Plant-based laughs are coming to the Samuel Worth Chapel.
