Articles

Guitarist Justin Adams and Moroccan Gnawa master musician Mohamed Errebbaa lift the spirits of Firth Hall audience.

Sheffield-based author Livia Barreira shares her own journey, and those of eight other migrant women of colour, through her debut non-fiction novel. She told us more.

Sky rocketing costs and rising inflation are resulting in poor ticket sales, cancelled tours and pulled gigs. Now Then explains why.

Artist duo Scapa Joe seek to change minds, habits and the future through their hard-hitting environmental artwork.

Councillor acknowledges that the “ethical values” of the deposit, which the Council says was a one-off, “do not align with the values of our city.”

A shortlist of four has been drawn up for the next Labour candidate for Sheffield Central. Now Then finds out what they really stand for.

The Sheffield Fruit Trees crowdfunder, live until 12 December, will triple the growing capacity of the community-run nursery, for the benefit of gardens and public spaces across the city.

Charlotte Wells’ seemingly light-hearted holiday film poignantly deals with the topics of maturing and a bound-to-crumble father-daughter relationship.

We're spoilt for choice in Sheffield, but many Chinese restaurants fly under the radar. We asked seven students from China to point us in the right direction.

In the Winter Garden on Saturday, trans people who have lost their lives to transphobia will be remembered by trans people and allies.