Felicity Jackson

There’s only days to go until the artists and makers of Sheffield throw open their studio doors for the inaugural weekend of Open Up Sheffield 2023.

From cheeky condom characters to big dog energy, Em Redfearn’s quirky characters are joy personified.

Sheffield's favourite open studio event starts in less than two weeks. With free access to artists' studios, now is the perfect time to plan where you’re going and which artists and makers you want to make a bee-line for.

It's April, the daffodils are blooming and the birds are in full song, which means that Sheffield's favourite open studio event is fast approaching.

As Sheffield's favourite open studio event pops the champagne on its 25th anniversary, the much-loved, long-standing festival of creativity and making will spring to life in Sheffield over two glorious weekends in April and May.

Iranian visual artist and Now Then favourite gets us up to speed on her recent work, including a new collection of paintings.

“I think there are parallels between being a ghost hunter and an artist.”

Mary Tear and her kaleidoscope of colours are taking over the world.

Through making shapes and building good habits, Coach Pennie is helping folks in Sheffield to get fit and strong.

The popular event series kicks off the new year with a bang on Wednesday 4 January, with sets from Mick Ferry, Jack Gleadow and Jonny Pelham, and compering from Hayley Ellis.

The Sheffield-based designer shares her tale of setting up a new business during the pandemic – and how taking time out can sometimes be just the tonic.

Classical Sheffield brings festive music to the masses throughout December with more than 30 events for all ages.

Nestled amongst a bevy of indie traders on Chesterfield Road, this cafe’s warm vibes are irresistible. Owner Adam Heyes told us he’s “just grateful to be doing what I love”.

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

While away an hour or two browsing artwork by more than 40 of the best printmakers in Sheffield and beyond this Saturday at Millennium Gallery.

Body neutrality project Normal Bodies celebrates the launch of its beautiful new book, in which everyone is invited to feel normal, worthy and seen.

Vicky Scott's kaleidoscopic scenes bring together good old-fashioned nostalgia with a juicy helping of modernity.

From small beginnings to comedy mainstay, the much-loved monthly club is celebrating a milestone year with a special show on 2 November.

With a basis in calligraphy and geometry, the Sheffield artist's impressive portfolio spans large-scale murals, illustration, screen-printing and tattooing.

Carousel Print makes itself at home in Exchange Place Studios, opening up access to specialist facilities through membership and inclusive workshops for anyone.