Until 2016, The Black Madonna was just a Catholic medieval icon: depictions of Mother Mary that had become black through..
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When Gilles Peterson announced the inaugural edition of We Out Here Festival, we were set on making it down to..
When Gilles Peterson announced that he was launching a UK festival for his Worldwide FM Family, we were immediately interested...
After a few years of silence following the closure of their legendary Glossop Road establishment (Est. 1991.), Kpasa have reopened..
Peddler Market and 92 Burton Road are expanding their Tramlines Fringe events massively this year, with two of the UK’s..
Sheffield Doc Fest are once again collaborating with Boiler Room at this year’s festival along with documentary platform 4:3, following..
School’s out for… summer! Here’s our round of the best shindigs happening in bleep-town this end of term, from house..
As the dust settles on the opening of indoor market Cutlery Works we thought we’d take a closer look at..
Bungalows & Bears have launched their full fringe lineup for the Tramlines weekend. Jazz singer Yazmin Lacey and Sheffield’s Baba..
Hitting Yellow Arch Studios on Thursday May 16th are Bristolian quartet Ishmael Ensemble, who release their debut album, A State..
Leo Burrell (AKA Leroy) is our Nightlife Editor. He DJ’d and promoted club nights at the Harley from 2014 until..
Resident Advisor have released a short documentary on UK-wide-via-Sheffield house and techno crew Pretty Pretty Good. The ‘Alternate Cuts’ series..
It’s summer! Well…it might as well be. What better way to celebrate the hot weather and ignore the forthcoming extinction..
We thought we’d head down to Bungalows and check out their stellar new menu! Before you ask, yes, they’ve still..
Rafters Sheffield has been top of the Steel City fine dining game since the 90s and it'll be back with a whole host of innovative new dishes to treat foodies with in May. 😋
Rafters: Paying tribute to a Sheffield dining institution - Exposed Magazine
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Rafters is a Steel City icon. Guided by the Bosworth brothers, it burst onto the restaurant scene in the 90s, and..
