The award winning The Botanist has revealed it will be opening its doors on October 3rd following the announcement it will be arriving in Sheffield. The unique pub and restaurant, operated by The New World Trading Company, will reside in Leopold Square taking Prince Leopold’s Music Room.
On Sunday 18 September, Sheffield Walking Festival will retrace the historic footsteps of the Abbey Brook Mass Trespass, exactly 84 years to the day.
It's Grandparents day this Sunday, 11th September 2016.
To celebrate, the Tropical Butterfly House, Wildlife & Falconry Centre near Sheffield are giving grandparents free entry*!
The app, called Sheffmoji, is packed full of 100+ emoji stickers of landmarks, local phrases, food and famous faces.
Brand new gallery at Weston Park showcases Sheffield’s archaeological treasures.
The Launch of the Sheffield Heritage Open Days booklet took place at the Famous Sheffield Shop in Ecclesall Road, on Wednesday 24th August at 6.30pm, entertained by the Handbell Ringers of Knowle Top Chapel, Stannington. The Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Anne Murphy spoke about the importance of local people being committed to land and buildings which help to tell the story of this City and to preserve the evidence of the crafts and skills for which it is famous.
TripAdvisor’s TripIndex reveals the price of a three-night break in 20 most popular UK cities over the August bank holiday weekend
Sheffield offers the best value UK city break over the August bank holiday weekend, according to TripIndex UK Cities, an annual cost comparison study by the travel and booking site, TripAdvisor.
A glittering gala dinner at the home of Sheffield’s Olympic and world champions will celebrate the city’s past, present and future sporting success.
It’s the high-energy festival of all things climbing, biking, running and more. And now, as Cliffhanger marks its 10th anniversary, the festival – which climaxes with the BMC British Bouldering Championships - is set to move into the heart of The Outdoor City, and transform Sheffield city centre itself into an adventure playground.
Tramlines, the UK’s biggest inner-city music festival, returns for an eighth year on Friday 22 July and runs until Sunday 24 July, with a bigger and better music programme than ever before.
