Sheffield

Abstract painter takes us on a colourful ride through cityscapes and optical illusions.

Much-loved DJ night, which has played host to Andrew Weatherall, Richard Hawley and Philip Oakey, along with many “have-a-go-heroes”, celebrates with a party to remember at the Dorothy Pax.

Marrying surrealism with geometry, and illustration with technical drawing, Euklidean’s artwork will transport you to distant realms.

Is it such a radical notion that walking could be a viable mode of transport? Slow Ways maps the network that could make it happen.

Mural artist and paper sculptor exhibits new collection of work at Artcade Gallery throughout August.

Between 18,000 and 22,000 people in Sheffield are autistic. To make Sheffield an inclusive city, this new network is aiming high.

Native is fishmonger J H Mann’s newest venture, and if you’re a fan of seafood then you’re in for a real treat.

Dom Coffey and Emily Barber take leading roles in an epic love story played out across the city, merging music with dance and past with present.

When three people got together in the Red Deer to talk about Sheffield’s LGBT+ history, they didn’t really have a plan. A few years on, Steel City Queer History has a zine, a website, delivers talks and has exciting plans for the future.

Nicole White’s playful and colourful approach to creativity has taken her all over the world to collaborate with communities and bring their ideas to life.