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Vibrant ceramics festival returns to Sheffield’s historic craftsmanship hub

Vibrant ceramics festival returns to Sheffield’s historic craftsmanship hub

by Amy Field | Apr 20, 2026 12:27PM | News, Uncategorized

Emerging artists from Sheffield and beyond displayed their creations for visitors this weekend, as the festival returned to the city for its 12th time. Crowds of visitors made their way to Kelham Island Museum for the Sheffield Ceramics Festival, which showcases the...
‘Lick of Paint Fest’: Sheffield’s first street art festival aims to celebrate local creatives

‘Lick of Paint Fest’: Sheffield’s first street art festival aims to celebrate local creatives

by Sabah Salam | Mar 31, 2025 2:28PM | News

Two Sheffield artists have co-founded a street art festival which is launching this year and will include opportunities for local artists to work on murals in the city. Co-founders of the Lick of Paint Fest, Megan Russel, 31, also known as Peachzz and Alastair...
Sheffield Photographic Society’s annual exhibit invites public to get involved

Sheffield Photographic Society’s annual exhibit invites public to get involved

by Yassin El-Moudden | Mar 31, 2025 1:30PM | News

Unique pictures including a leaping hare, striking shots of the Arts Tower and queuing cleaning ladies all feature in an exhibition currently being held inside Sheffield Cathedral.  Organised by one of the oldest groups of its kind, the Sheffield Photographic...
Sheffield’s ‘Dig Where You Stand’ exhibition sheds light on unheard stories

Sheffield’s ‘Dig Where You Stand’ exhibition sheds light on unheard stories

by Rukanah Mogra | Aug 14, 2024 5:16PM | News

An art exhibition which explores the untold stories of people of colour, who have lived in South Yorkshire for centuries, has returned to Sheffield. ‘Dig Where you Stand’, which opened last month, explores the unknown history of communities that often go...
Sheffield Site Gallery hosts exhibition by artist Freya Dooley

Sheffield Site Gallery hosts exhibition by artist Freya Dooley

by Marti Stelling | Apr 22, 2024 9:57AM | News

A gallery in Sheffield is hosting a free exhibition by Freya Dooley, recipient of the Artes Mundi Wales Venice 10 commission and former Creative Wales fellow at the British School at Rome.  “False Note” is Freya’s latest solo exhibition, combining writing, film,...
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