Now Then - A Magazine for Sheffield

Sheffield Feminist Archive’s Women in Lockdown project launched at John St Kitchen with artists, writers and flowers.

Optimism and opportunity for UK bands in Europe post-Covid continues to be thwarted by the on-going shadow of Brexit touring restrictions. Two years on, and the UK government continues to do nothing.

Artist and GB Special Olympian Niall Guite has a fan in Grayson Perry and art in a national exhibition thanks to the 2.6 Challenge, which has led to the creation of a social enterprise.

Nasha Cash Dance and be free at the mushroom tea party

CharKnots Sustainable modern macramé

Kedisha Coakley Colours of the Caribbean

Freya Hufton Plants, patterns and places

Grace Invader Bright and beautiful creations

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CBD has been popular for a while, but there’s been a shift that means it’s back to the forefront of people’s minds. We look at why.

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This summer, a placement programme from the University of Sheffield has seen two undergraduate students researching the lesser-known histories of Heeley City Farm and its animals.

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Enjoy authentic Neapolitan wood-fired pizza at Rudy’s on Division Street.

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Researchers say giving the river legal status could help restore it and uncover sections of riverbank hidden for centuries.

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The real stars of School of Rock were the children, who sing and play live on stage, says reviewer Paul Szabo.

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On International Beer Day, we feature wheelchair-accessible places to celebrate beer in Sheffield.

Now Then Magazine

Trains, buses and human rights: two weeks in Sheffield activism

“Trying to connect people when they were really disconnected”: Women in Lockdown launch

Two Years Post-Brexit: UK bands touring the EU continue to suffer through government inertia

Niall Guite Sheffield artist attracts national attention with fundraising drawings of stadiums

Nasha Cash Dance and be free at the mushroom tea party

CharKnots Sustainable modern macramé

Kedisha Coakley Colours of the Caribbean

Freya Hufton Plants, patterns and places

Grace Invader Bright and beautiful creations

Latest stories

Why is everybody talking about CBD (again)?

A walk down memory lane at Heeley City Farm

Rudy’s Pizza - get a slice of the action

Could making the River Porter a person protect it from developers?

Live / stage review "Loud, raucous and brimming with energy": School of Rock at the Lyceum

Enjoy a pint at the Head of Steam on International Beer Day

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