A host of event organisers have got creative themselves so that independent makers and crafters don't miss out on crucial trade at this time od year. See our rundown of events supporting local makers, artists and crafters...

Joining legendary Dame, Damian Williams, are comedian, presenter and internet dancing sensation Joe Tracini, West End star Gemma Sutton, Lucas Rush and Deborah Tracey.

Daisy Dukes Christmas Drive-In Cinema rolls into Sheffield on 18 - 20 December, providing three days and nights of socially distanced fun.

Sheffield hotels are ready to make guests feel safe and at home during lockdown, having already had several months experience operating with rigorous covid- safety measures in place.

Museums Sheffield and Site Gallery are both set to host a Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Fellow as part of a programme to get more people from low socio-economic backgrounds into cultural careers. 

The UK’s first Virtual Food Hall has launched in Sheffield, offering yet another inventive way to make lockdown more interesting and Make Yourself at Home with some delicious street food.

Sheffield Digital Festival is set to present a range of virtual events and experiences to showcase the city region’s creative and digital industries, when it takes place next month, 16 - 22 November.

The money will support Sheffield Theatres to continue to create work, connect with audiences and make further adaptations to the buildings in preparation for the Lyceum and Studio theatres reopening next year. 

Sheffield's autumn and winter large-scale public events, such as Out of This World and the Christmas Light Switch-on will not go ahead this year, to help protect people from coronavirus and reduce the spread of infection.

Opening on Friday 23 October, The Sheffield Project: Photographs of a Changing City will bring together images by acclaimed, socially-engaged photographers including John Davies, Anna Fox, John Kippin and more...