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‘THE UNKNOWN’ by Arantza Pardo

Yorkshire Artspace is proud to announce the next exhibition in their ‘Ways of Making’ series: ‘The Unknown’ by Spanish-born painter..

Culture

13 Sep
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PROSAIC MOSAIC – A Survey of New Painting

Prosaic, a curatorial team based in Sheffield, will be staging a large-scale group exhibition of paintings in October entitled Prosaic..

Culture

13 Sep
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35 years on from the Miner’s Strike, the struggle for Orgreave justice continues

35 years on from the Miner’s Strike, the struggle for Orgreave justice continues. In March of 1984, the National Coal..

Culture

12 Sep
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New Kelham Island Museum exhibition turns industrial components into art

Seven artists have joined together to form a collective, Material Voice, and have worked with the industrial collections at Kelham..

Culture

12 Sep
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Bad Manners at the Foundry

Second wave (two-tone) ska revival band Bad Manners are set to perform at the Foundry on Saturday 12th October. Formed..

Culture

10 Sep
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The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Review

Game of Thrones for Ten-Year Olds The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance has been released. The new Netflix show, which..

Culture

10 Sep
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New Derbyshire venue is bringing jazz to the village

A new Derbyshire restaurant and music venue is in the works, and Exposed readers are invited to the soft launch...

Culture

6 Sep
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We Out Here Festival: 5 moments from Gilles Peterson’s first UK festival

When Gilles Peterson announced the inaugural edition of We Out Here Festival, we were set on making it down to..

Festivals

5 Sep
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Life in Portrait: Interview with Sheffield photographer Chris Saunders

For this year’s Sensoria Festival, you’ll be able to attend a free exhibition showcasing the work of renowned Sheffield photographer..

Culture

4 Sep
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Artist Spotlight: Peter Blake

Known as the ‘Godfather of Pop Art’, Peter Blake has returned to Sheffield with BLAKE – his first exhibition in..

Culture

2 Sep
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Sensoria Presents an Outdoor Screening of Robin Hood

Who says Nottingham should claim all the glory? Before Robin Hood took up residence in Sherwood Forest, he was known..

Film

30 Aug
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Kid Acne announces exhibition at Park Hill

Kid Acne has announced his first Sheffield show in five years with an exhibition at S1 Artspace at Park Hill..

Culture

29 Aug
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Art in the Gardens celebrates two of Sheffield’s most-loved artists

In the month of what would have been George Cunningham’s 95th birthday, the art community is coming together to celebrate..

Culture

27 Aug
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Brit Rock is Back!

I’ll bet you never thought that you could combine a love of filmmaking and rock-climbing all at once, well, you..

Festivals

23 Aug
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Warda Yassin: “Find your voice and remain true to the topics, stories and styles which inspire your heart”

The Full Monty: Some of the best experiences in Sheffield

The Woman in Black @ The Lyceum

Simon Reeve: “We are too connected as people now to ignore the rest of the world”

Review: The Last King of Scotland @ The Crucible

Interview: Kid Acne talks recent solo exhibition and upcoming EP, HAVE A WORD

Kommune retailers to launch beer and book subscription club

Sheffield’s poet laureate Otis Mensah on his new EP, RAP POETICS

Harold and Arthur’s Horror Show

“It’s been an interesting and complex experience” – Daniel Portman on The Last King of Scotland

Stereophonics to play huge Sheffield show in 2020

Millennium Gallery to host pop-up university this weekend

What to expect from Sensoria 2019

35 years on from the Miner’s Strike, the struggle for Orgreave justice continues

New Kelham Island Museum exhibition turns industrial components into art

New Derbyshire venue is bringing jazz to the village

Life in Portrait: Interview with Sheffield photographer Chris Saunders

Artist Spotlight: Peter Blake

Kid Acne announces exhibition at Park Hill

Art in the Gardens celebrates two of Sheffield’s most-loved artists

Sheffield Photomarathon 2019 returns next month

Joe Scarborough: “We used to live cheek by jowl, you knew everybody!”

Dronfest returns for its 20th year of music, community and charity

Ed Birch of Salt Street Productions: “It’s important to show people what you can do within the city’s boundaries”

Vintage fayre turns back time at Kelham Island

There’s something brewing at the Sheffield Tap

Why we’re heading to the first ever UK festival dedicated to the bubbling new Jazz Scene

Jarvis Cocker launches art trail to mark Kinder Scout’s ‘Mass Trespass’

Interview with Life of Pie director Max Webster: “It asks the question of how we tell the story of our lives”

Artist Spotlight: Jim Spendlove

6 reasons to head to the Folk Forest Festival this weekend

New photography book shows industrial Sheffield in the early 90s

Sheffield: Set City – Films and TV Series filmed in the Steel City

Staveley Hall to celebrate 50 years of Kes

Making a splash with Cable Waterski!

Doc/Fest 2019 Film Review: Once Aurora

Our Most Brilliant Friends: Slow Club documentary adds extra date & Rebecca Taylor Q+A

Picture House Social to host Sheffield whisky show

Doc/Fest 2019 Review: Dark Suns

Barry Hines’ lost play about the Battle of Orgreave to be resurrected

Doc/Fest 2019: “The idea was to show this different world within the city” – Rita Maia on Lisbon Beat

Gin Fever: 10 reasons to check out the festival

A Place for All: Taking a closer look at the Foodhall community cafe

Migration Matters: Celebrating Sanctuary in the Steel City

“Racism is alive and kicking!” – Director Lanre Malaolu on The Circle

Preview: Doc/Fest 2019

Foodhall: Breakfast & The Breakfast Club

Review: Barber Shop Chronicles @ Crucible Theatre

Sheffield’s Doc/Fest to screen Game of Thrones documentary

Fake Festival at Endcliffe Park, May 18, 2019

Wordplay: Otis Mensah on how to write poetry

Pete McKee to host book signing at Ambulo

CADS launch campaign to continue restoration of Abbeydale Picture House

World Snooker Championships brings £3 million to Sheffield’s economy

Sir Bradley Wiggins, Kate Nash and Werner Herzog join Doc/Fest line-up

Shane Meadows’ Sheffield-filmed drama premieres next week

Artist Spotlight: Julian Green

Asif Kapadia’s Diego Maradona film to open this year’s Doc/Fest

The Merlin Theatre to celebrate 50 years with Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

Gig Preview – Maisha

Stacey Dooley to headline Doc/Fest

12,000 people visit Phlegm’s Mausoleum of Giants

The Lescar announces Spring Jazz line-up

The Village Screen to host nostalgic film fest at the Devil’s Arse

A unique attraction could be coming to Tudor Square this summer

Sensoria Festival announce first headline act + ‘myths and legends’ theme

Acclaimed Harry Potter improv show coming to Sheffield

Pete McKee announces new book and pop-up galleries

Spotlight On: The Blind Mole

April Gigs – Top Picks

American Idiot Review

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie to return to Sheffield Theatres

Northern Ballet’s Victoria Review

YNOT Festival returns with biggest UK indie-rock lineup of the year

Fans from around the world flock to Phlegm’s Mausoleum of Giants exhibition

Meadowhall launches ‘The Sessions’

Award-winning American Idiot musical comes to Sheffield

The Leadmill to celebrate 25 years of Pulp Fiction

On the Phlegm trail: True North launch Phlegm ‘Giants’ stout

Where to celebrate St Patrick’s weekend in Sheffield