Featured Events in Sheffield in April, 2025 (July Updated)

Looking for the perfect space to relax, unwind, and explore life drawing? Join us at Anomaly Life Drawing, hosted at The Floristry School in Kelham Island. This inspiring and welcoming environment is ideal for artists of all skill levels to enjoy drawing the human form. Each week features a different model and starts with an artist reference segment, offering fresh techniques and creative inspiration to guide your session. The first half includes a mix of short poses with helpful tips to encourage stepping out of your comfort zone and refining your approach to capturing the figure. During the break, enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits before diving into the second half of the session. What’s Included: All drawing materials are provided.Guidance and techniques for capturing the human form.A relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for all abilities.What to Bring: If you have a sketchbook, we recommend bringing it along, but it’s not required.Venue Details: The Floristry School, located on Little Kelham Island estate, can be a bit tricky to find: Walk into the Little Kelham Island estate.Head down towards Domo Restaurant.When you see the small bar on the corner, turn right.Look for the door under the large silver staircase—that’s us!Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible, but please let us know in advance so we can reserve a suitable spot for you. Parking: Parking is available around Kelham Island, though charges may now apply. Details at a Glance: Location: The Floristry School, Kelham IslandTime: 7pm - 9pm Price: £11 Information Source: Liah Edwardes | eventbrite

Open to members only, this American style handicap doubles tournament is always a fun afternoon of tennis. 2 hours of play split into short mini matches using the rolling handicap system. Changing partners and opposition for each match. Great way to bring all our team players together before the beginning of the season. Registration from 2.30pm for a 3pm start Entry Fee: £5 Entry fee payable on arrival by contactless card on the day Information Source: Beauchief Tennis Club | eventbrite

Find out more about the hidden history of Black British ballet from the 40s to the present day. Hear the stories of the pioneers, from those who were denied work in the UK to those who finally managed to smash the colour bar in Britain’s biggest companies. The talk is followed by a Q&A session. Information Source: Libraries Sheffield | eventbrite

Discover the portraiture and figure artworks on display at the Graves Gallery and explore artists’ enduring fascination with depicting people. You’ll find out more about visitor favourites, as well as more recent additions to the gallery displays for 2025. Please donate if you're able and help keep your museums open and available for everyone to enjoy. Suggested donation £5 – when you select your tickets, please scroll down and select ‘General Admission + Donation’. Information Source: Sheffield Museums | eventbrite

ShAFF Film Club is an opportunity to watch amazing adventure films and socialise with other adventure film lovers over a beer. Regather CoOperative is a hidden gem, tucked away behind London Road, it has a cute bar serving its own brewed beer, and a cosy 40-seater cinema space. ShAFF has a long history of vibrant film nights here and will be using the space as a venue for showing some of the amazing films which didn't make the busy festival programme in March, but quite definitely deserve an airing. Wild 90 mins The Munros are the name given to the highest mountains in Scotland; 282 in total. In winter, they are transformed by snow and ice into a vast mountaineering and climbing arena. To climb them all in a single winter is almost unheard of, yet Kevin Woods sets out to attempt just this. This film explores the beauty and brutality of the highest Scottish mountains, the legacies of those who have come before, and the relentless drive in pursuit of a dream. Information Source: Sheffield Adventure Film Festival | eventbrite

Explore accurate World Championship Day 6 sporting information for 24th April, as well as links for Snooker news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The World Snooker Championship is considered the most prestigious event in the sport of snooker. It is held annually in April and May at the famous Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England. The event attracts the world's top snooker players, including defending champion Mark Selby and six-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan. With a prize pool of over £2 million, it is the richest snooker tournament in the world. The championship consists of 32 top-ranked players, who compete in a single-elimination format until the final, which is played as a best-of-35 frames match. The World Snooker Championship has been running since 1927 and has seen legendary players such as Stephen Hendry and Steve Davis lift the prestigious trophy multiple times. This highly anticipated event is a must-see for any snooker fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Sip and Paint Monet’s Bridge Over Giverny! Looking for a creative night in Sheffield? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Waggon & Horses in Millhouses Park! This event is inspired by Claude Monet’s painting of the Japanese bridge in his garden at Giverny. Beautify your canvas with impressionistic brushstrokes, capturing movement, light and colour! Unleash your creativity – wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem! Whether you are looking for a fun night out or are a budding artist, you’ll enjoy creating your own masterpiece. What’s included in your sip and paint event: All art supplies – paint, brushes, canvas and apron providedStep-by-step guidance from a professional artist – or let your creativity lead the way!A themed playlist and upbeat vibes to inspire your artistic flowPlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchaseYour canvas to take home – showcase your finished work with pride!Whether you’re planning fun things to do with friends, a date night or simply want to try something new, this PopUp Painting event promises a night of creativity and fun. Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your place for this unforgettable sip and paint experience in Sheffield! Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Join with others to look at the ideas that emerge when we look at art together. This will be an informal and in-depth discussion, drawing on the Graves Gallery permanent collection as inspiration. Each month facilitator Rosie Carnall will pick a new question, topic, thought or idea and choose pieces of artwork around the gallery for you to explore, question and philosophise. Rosie uses the Philosophy for Communities (P4C) method, a structured but flexible process for a group to find and discuss a big question. P4C gets you thinking creatively, critically, collaboratively and with care; thinking and talking together to delve into ideas more deeply. Rosie has years of experience in using this method and loves getting people to think, talk, and listen together. All welcome, no experience required. Image credit: Andy Brown For those that have regularly attended these sessions previously, please note the new start time of 1.30PM for the 2025 dates. Information Source: Sheffield Museums | eventbrite

Explore accurate World Championship Day 7 sporting information for 25th April, as well as links for Snooker news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The World Snooker Championship is considered the most prestigious event in the sport of snooker. It is held annually in April and May at the famous Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England. The event attracts the world's top snooker players, including defending champion Mark Selby and six-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan. With a prize pool of over £2 million, it is the richest snooker tournament in the world. The championship consists of 32 top-ranked players, who compete in a single-elimination format until the final, which is played as a best-of-35 frames match. The World Snooker Championship has been running since 1927 and has seen legendary players such as Stephen Hendry and Steve Davis lift the prestigious trophy multiple times. This highly anticipated event is a must-see for any snooker fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Explore accurate Leeds Rhinos v Nottingham Forest Netball sporting information for 25th April, as well as more Netball times with Fixture Calendar. Leeds Rhinos Netball team is a professional netball team based in Leeds, England. The team was founded in 2016 and has since become a formidable force in the netball world. They compete in the Netball Superleague, the highest level of domestic netball in the UK. The team has been consistently successful, reaching the finals in 2017 and 2019. Leeds Rhinos are also known for producing top players, with several national team members on their roster. The team plays their home games at the iconic First Direct Arena, which has a seating capacity of over 13,000 fans. They have a loyal and dedicated fan base, known for their unwavering support and passion for the team. Leeds Rhinos Netball team is certainly one to watch out for in any competition. Nottingham Forest Netball is a passionate and competitive netball team based in Nottingham, England. Established in 2003, the team has consistently showcased their skills in various competitions such as the Netball Superleague and British Fast5 All-Stars Championship. Led by their head coach, the team is composed of talented and experienced players who have won numerous awards and accolades, including the Superleague title in 2011. Nottingham Forest Netball is well-known for their home ground, the Motorpoint Arena, where the team has a loyal and enthusiastic fan base. With their strong work ethic and dedication to the sport, Nottingham Forest Netball continues to make their mark in the netball world and leave a lasting impression on their opponents. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

GLOAM presents: In Conversation with Abi Charlesworth and Victoria Lucas Come join us for an intimate evening hosted at Bloc Projects Ltd as we delve into conversation with artists Abi Charlesworth and Victoria Lucas. This event will be a unique opportunity to gain insight into their artistic processes, lines of research, and discussion around the current two-part solo exhibition by Abi Charlesworth 'to rest amongst the blades' at GLOAM. Book now to reserve a seat! Artists Abi Charlesworth’s work surrounds the ideas of object debris and mutation. In transforming the object through materials she alters the functionality and displaces the object into a new landscape. As fictionalised objects, they reference the original form before deteriorating and shedding the old objects skin. Anew and functionless they roam between reality and fiction searching for shelter. Charlesworth’s sculptural language is deeply rooted in peripheral object encounters where she is drawn to out of place and partial objects. As a dialogue between herself and the object she converses with the form, material and scale to unfold the objects narrative. Her more recent work explores the boundaries of traces, archaeology and resonance. In researching these subjects she is interested in the tension that can be held between objects and landscape. https://www.abicharlesworth.co.uk/ Victoria Lucas’s artwork “deals with how nature is constructed, and how the concept of nature in turn constructs our political and social imaginary, with a particular focus on how gender is produced, reinforced and can be undermined through the self-representation of women within the landscape” (Velvick, 2023). Her recent practice is predominantly contextualised by the landscapes of Northern England. In the craggy rock of post industry and at the conceptual edges of human-centred culture, the skins of ontological categorisation are permeated through a subversive process of material reckoning. Technology becomes a co-conspirator; nature a mentor. Through a process of lingering with nature on sites of human-led disturbance, Victoria visualizes new aggregates that de-centre the human subject as part of a post-humanist entanglement of matter. https://www.victorialucas.co.uk/ About the exhibition to rest amongst the blades A two-part solo exhibition by Abi Charlesworth In partnership with Haarlem Artspace Responding to a body of ongoing text, poetically exploring notions of depression via traces in the body through landscape and archaeology. A realisation of a journey emerges out of a crevasse where planes of memories, objects and emotions are passed through. Sedimentary layers unfold a personal narrative, encoded with fossils and absent figures. Ceramic and cast fragments hold the petrified remains of object encounters. Artificial fossils show a preoccupation with a dystopian future, concerned with a debris ridden landscape where items hold no value. Charlesworth is asking what physical traces will we leave behind and what traces we leave on each other. Abstracted archaeological aids are used to hold excavated sculptures, pulled from her inner depths. Held in place, they are carefully displayed as an open wound in the dissection of grief. The exhibition will evolve between GLOAM and Haarlem Artspace, as the installation draws from a body of research that is constantly changing and responding to the environment it finds itself within. Acting as echoes— similar yet distinct they are formed by the landscape that shapes them. In moments of stillness where the echo can settle and resound. An outlet to a constant pulse within the work. GLOAM’s industrial past will evoke a darker element from research that is reflected in the install. Ambient light casts shadows as the dust settles. The second part at Haarlem Artspace negotiates the work through a lighter lens, emphasising the preoccupation with landscape, sedimentary layers, and fossils. https://gloamgallery.com/ https://haarlemartspace.co.uk/ Information Source: GLOAM Gallery | eventbrite

Welcome to Showing Up! For members of Open Up Sheffield and Sheffield artists, this workshop is designed to help artists with promoting themselves and their events, with a focus on creating and editing short videos for Social Media. Presenters Brett Chapman Brett is a Local Film Maker offering a dash of inspiration to help artists over the embarrassment of self-promotion. www.brettinthecity.com @ brettinthecityBen Lee on creating and editing content on your phone with free software – how to create content without the process impeding your work as an artist Ben Lee is a figurative and portrait artist working in both traditional and digital media. @benlee2DDonna Lowson is an Open Up Sheffield textile artist who has exhibited in Sheffield London and Edinburgh Donna is part of the Social Media team at Open Up Sheffield and will talk about editing and posting short videos on Instagram @donna_lowsonArtists - Try and take some photos and/or short videos on your phone of your work, prior to the workshop, so you can practise editing creating a short reel at the event. This is suitable for both iPhones and Android phones. Make sure you have Instagram on your phone if you post there. The free software we will be using as an example will be Capcut. Information Source: Open Up Sheffield | eventbrite

Unravel your untold stories in a safe, supportive space facilitated by local writer, Narimaan Shafi. Suitable for anyone with an interest in writing who identifies as global majority*. All levels of writing experience welcome. In this workshop we'll explore the personal narratives and histories that we carry with us, through creative writing exercises. *Global majority refers to people who are black, Asian, brown, dual-heritage, indigenous to the global south, and or have been racialised as 'ethnic minorities' and represent approximately 80% of the world's population , according to educator and activist Rosemary Campbell-Stephens MBE, who coined the term. About your facilitator Narimaan is a local writer identifying as brown and northern. Once a science teacher and then an instructional designer, she is now writing and is passionate about giving people the opportunity to write the stories they carry with them or have handed down to them. She won the Portico Rewriting the North Mentorship with Faber in 2022. Since then she has had a short story published in the anthology Tales from the Kitchen by Fox and Windmill. In 2024, she won the Off the Shelf Sheffield Short Story Competition. Image: Photo by Andrew Stutesman on Unsplash Please note: Unfortunately, the Writers Workshop is not accessible for wheelchair users or those who cannot manage stairs. We apologise for any disappointment. Please email me if you would like to attend but cannot manage stairs. Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

Explore accurate World Championship Day 8 sporting information for 26th April, as well as links for Snooker news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The World Snooker Championship is considered the most prestigious event in the sport of snooker. It is held annually in April and May at the famous Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England. The event attracts the world's top snooker players, including defending champion Mark Selby and six-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan. With a prize pool of over £2 million, it is the richest snooker tournament in the world. The championship consists of 32 top-ranked players, who compete in a single-elimination format until the final, which is played as a best-of-35 frames match. The World Snooker Championship has been running since 1927 and has seen legendary players such as Stephen Hendry and Steve Davis lift the prestigious trophy multiple times. This highly anticipated event is a must-see for any snooker fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Get ready to be dazzled by the most iconic female vocalists of all time! Join us for an unforgettable night of song, dance, and style as our talented performers pay homage to the legendary ladies who have shaped the music industry. So put on your best diva-inspired outfit and get ready to sing along with some of the greatest female vocalists in music history. Don’t miss this special night out with friends or family – it’s an experience you won’t forget! Includes2 Course Dinner Live Tribute Show DJ & Bar 'til 1AM Information Source: The OEC | eventbrite

We’re Floating Art, a small arts business based in the North. We’ve been teaching people how to paint here for over 7 years now. At our workshops you’ll be taught by a practicing artist Ula Fung and helped along by her partner Ryan. We specialise in workshops that combine both fun & learning and believe you can never forget the learning! Our Japanese Painting Workshop is our flagship workshop. A workshop for both art lovers and Japan Lovers! We’ll teach you some basics of the Japanese Painting style known as Nihonga (日本画) and teach you how to paint using traditional materials that includes bamboo brushes, sumi ink, Gansai Tambi 顔彩耽美 (Traditional Japanese colours), gold leaves on rice paper. The seasons are a big part of Japanese culture and for that reason we keep the themes and topics of our workshops seasonal. For this workshop we’ll be covering the topic of Cherry Blossom and you’ll learn all the painting techniques you need to paint Cherry Blossom. We’ll bring a large selection of topical references from a wide range of Japanese Artists, both classic and contemporary. Our Workshops are not about copying what’s in front of you but designing and making something of your own. You’ll learn all you need to know about how to do that in the session. Most of our students haven’t painted in a long time. This painting class is suitable for beginners as well as those with a little more artistic experience, so don't worry if it's your first time. Your teacher will be on hand to provide guidance and answer any questions. We just ask that you treat Ula with respect by listening to her demonstration as well as her advice. At the end of your art class, you'll get the chance to stand back and admire your beautiful Japanese painting. You'll head home with your piece and a new skill that's perfect to practice whenever you're looking to clear your head. Make a day of it! This workshop is located at the Cambridge Street Collective Food hall in Sheffield. Food & Drink will be available to purchase from their wide selection of vendors and you can choose to have these either before, during or after the workshop. Why not make a day of it? A perfect Sunday. *Towards the end of the workshop there will be an opportunity for you to get your photo taken. We will use these photos for social media and promotional use. Please let us know if you're not comfortable with this. Knowledge required • Beginner friendly - all levels welcome. Materials (all provided) • Sumi ink, Mineral Paints, Gansai Tambi 顔彩耽美 (Traditional Japanese colours) gold leaves, rice paper board. What you'll get: • All of the equipment and materials needed for your class. • Protective equipment such as aprons. What to bring • Comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a little paint on. • A carrying bag for take your artworks home. * This workshop is for ages 16+ only, if you have any concerns please email us floatingartuk@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more details @artfloat www.floatingart.co.uk Information Source: Floating Art Workshop | eventbrite

Please note, our teaching group is not split. We all start with a warm up, followed by Level 3 skills and progress to Level 4 skills, as we expect skaters attending this session to decide where they fall. Our coaches are experienced coaches and skaters - there to support and develop you. During the individual practise parts of the session, we will offer feedback and suggestions for improvement. You are welcome to put skates on in the hallway so that we can start our warm up promptly. If you arrive late to the session, please ensure you check in with a member of our team and do your best to catch up. Please expect these skills to take many weeks or months to develop, depending on your previous experience, confidence and amount of practise. Information Source: Roller Girl Gang | eventbrite

WORLD WONDERS - World Dance Day (for families) Come join us for a fun and interactive dance event for families! Let's celebrate World Dance Day together by grooving to different beats and rhythms from around the world. It's a great opportunity for your little world wonders to explore movement, music, and cultures in a playful environment. Date: Sun Apr 27 2025 Time: 11:15 AM GMT+0100 (British Summer Time) Location: Croft House Centre No need to worry about your child's dance skills - this event is all about having fun and moving to the music. So, bring your little ones and let's dance our way through different cultures and traditions! Information Source: ASHAY Dance CIC | eventbrite

Suitable for complete beginners, returning skaters or those with limited experience. Absolutely no previous roller skate experience is needed to attend this class. We warmly welcome those who are starting their roller skate journey. Numbers are limited to ensure we can keep an optimum student to Skate Coach ratio. Skate hire (including protective pads) available - please ensure you purchase Entry + Skate hire ticket for each person requiring skates. Please note: The coaching in this class will end up to 10 minutes before the session end to allow for the removal of skates and protection within the session time. What will we learn? We will have a separate group and instructor to look after our newest roller skaters who have absolutely no prior experience. Otherwise our instructor team will assess your current skate level and support you with developing your skills. Each week we will cover different skills designed to build your confidence in all areas, including: getting startedfalling safelystartingstoppinghow to skate backwardsand a whole lot more!Remember: Roller skate skills can take months to develop, depending on the skill you want to learn. We are not able to include all skills every week - skaters attend these sessions until they feel confident to progress to our skills workshops. If you're not sure, please speak to a member of the coach team at class. What size hire skates do I need? We recommend you ask for your regular shoe size. If you try skates on and they're not right for you, we are happy to swap them. Our skate hire is available in full sizes only, from UK 3 - UK 15. You no longer need to book a specific ticket to tell us what size you require. I have a Skate Pass, do I still need to book? Yes, please still book your spot for this class and have your digital Skate Pass ready to show at check-in. Please remember that if you are not able to make it, our cancellation policy does still apply. Can I bring my own refreshments? Yes of course. We want to keep this skate space alcohol free, so ask you do not bring alcohol to consume on the premises, including the car park. If you bring your own water bottle, we are able to refill this for you for free. We also have a small selection of soft drinks for sale. Should you spill your drink, please let a marshall know straight away. Please make sure you are not eating and drinking while you skate, that includes chewing gum. I wear inline skates, can I come? Yup. We welcome all wheely-booted folks. I don't identify as a girl, can I come? Absolutely! Roller Girl Gang was founded and is run by women, with the support of our fantastic volunteer team, to provide better access to roller skating for all genders and identities, especially marginalised folks. Can I collect my shop order? You absolutely can, providing you have made the order with sufficient time for the team to plan this. You can contact the shop directly on +44 7479 430404 . How do I find the venue? The Ramgarhia Sikh Sports Centre is near Sheepscar Interchange on Chapeltown road. Drive in through the ornate gates and up the slope to the sports hall at the back of the site. There is plenty of free parking outside the front of the sports centre. Bus stops are right outside the gate. Please wait in the hallway outside the sports hall until invited in, as we will be finishing the earlier class. What3words \\\models.wonderfully.rate Ticket Terms and Conditions: Please check if you are able to hire skates / require your own skates as we do not provide hire skates for every class.​Under 18s must be accompanied by a guardian or responsible adultAll identities and genders are welcome.We welcome inline skaters. Skateboards, scooters and heelys are not allowed.You authorise Roller Girl Gang to take photographs and video of the session to share on their website and social media. Please speak to instructors or marshalls at the session if you do not wish your image to be included.Published event times reflect venue availability time - you may be asked to remove your skates up to 15 minutes before the published end time in order for us to clear the venue on time.We are happy to refund/reschedule tickets if you tell us by email more than 24 hours in advance of the class. Please email skate@rollergirlgang.co.uk We are not able to accept cancellations via social media DMs.By booking you accept our cancellation, COVID and respect policies as well as our liability waiverYou undertake all activity at your own risk. Roller Girl Gang cannot be held responsible for any accident or injury.Wellness Policy: By booking a ticket, we will assume you are well and there are no reasons you should not be roller skating. It is impossible to provide an exhaustive list of conditions which would prevent you from skating. If you are in any doubt regarding your fitness to skate, please consult a medical professional before booking a ticket. If you feel you have a reason, medical or otherwise that your skating ability may be impaired, you must inform a member of the RGG team at the start of the session If after talking with a member of the team you decide not to skate, no refund will be given unless the required 24 hr notice period has been met. Information Source: Roller Girl Gang | eventbrite

Sip and Paint Van Gogh’s Irises! Looking for a creative afternoon out in Sheffield? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Museum Sheffield! This event is inspired by Van Gogh‘s Irises painting! Van Gogh’s work is bold and expressive – perfect to play with! Unleash your creativity – wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem! Whether you are looking for a fun time out or are a budding artist, you’ll enjoy creating your own masterpiece. What’s included in your sip and paint event: All art supplies – paint, brushes, canvas and apron providedStep-by-step guidance from a professional artist – or let your creativity lead the way!A themed playlist and upbeat vibes to inspire your artistic flowPlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchaseYour canvas to take home – showcase your finished work with pride!Whether you’re planning a fun thing to do with friends, date ideas or simply want to try something new, this PopUp Painting event promises an afternoon of creativity and fun. Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your place for this unforgettable sip and paint experience in Sheffield! Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

The Roaring Girl By Thomas Dekker and Thomas Middleton Abridged by Lucy Bytheway 📍 Crookes Social Club, Mulehouse Rd, Sheffield S10 1TD 🗓️ Tuesday 29th April & Thursday 1st May 2025 Sebastian and Mary are stuck. They're lovers, impeded by Sebastian's father Alexander, who forbids their engagement. A plan is hatched to deceive Alexander of his son's devotion to local legend and social reject Moll Cutpurse, in the hopes of proving Mary a preferable alternative. Unbeknownst to them, Alexander hatches his own plan to incriminate Moll and rid his son of her. The whole while, all Moll wants is to be left alone! Their conundrum is flanked by the quandaries of the busybodying neighborhood: a chemist and his wife's entanglement with a younger man. An alleged affair of a tailor. A respected father's despair over his gambling son - it's nothing short of bedlam! Featuring live original music from an electric trio, this farcical comedy follows the lives of a mischief-making, pot-stirring ccommunity. The play's heroine is based on real-life rogue Moll Cutpurse, a notorious figure amongst England's 17th century underworld, who fought, stole, drank, and battled traditional expectations of femininity. This adaptation sees Moll dispute double standards against a backdrop of 1970s northern England, fuelled by a punk, non-conformist characterisation. This spring at Crookes Social Club you're invited to stomp, shout, and whirl, to laugh and revel at The Roaring Girl. Information Source: Forge Light Theatre | eventbrite

Looking for the perfect space to relax, unwind, and explore life drawing? Join us at Anomaly Life Drawing, hosted at The Floristry School in Kelham Island. This inspiring and welcoming environment is ideal for artists of all skill levels to enjoy drawing the human form. Each week features a different model and starts with an artist reference segment, offering fresh techniques and creative inspiration to guide your session. The first half includes a mix of short poses with helpful tips to encourage stepping out of your comfort zone and refining your approach to capturing the figure. During the break, enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits before diving into the second half of the session. What’s Included: All drawing materials are provided.Guidance and techniques for capturing the human form.A relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for all abilities.What to Bring: If you have a sketchbook, we recommend bringing it along, but it’s not required.Venue Details: The Floristry School, located on Little Kelham Island estate, can be a bit tricky to find: Walk into the Little Kelham Island estate.Head down towards Domo Restaurant.When you see the small bar on the corner, turn right.Look for the door under the large silver staircase—that’s us!Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible, but please let us know in advance so we can reserve a suitable spot for you. Parking: Parking is available around Kelham Island, though charges may now apply. Details at a Glance: Location: The Floristry School, Kelham IslandTime: 7pm - 9pm Price: £11 Information Source: Liah Edwardes | eventbrite

Sported Sheffield Networking event Welcome to the Sported Sheffield Networking event! Join us for an exciting session where we look to explore opportunities for collaboration and share ideas with the aim to develop a themed network within sheffield, shaped by you and local needs. This is an opportunity to share successes and ways of working and how we can better support the network in Sheffield. We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Explore World Championship Day 12 sporting information for 30th April, as well as links for Snooker tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The World Snooker Championship is considered the most prestigious event in the sport of snooker. It is held annually in April and May at the famous Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England. The event attracts the world's top snooker players, including defending champion Mark Selby and six-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan. With a prize pool of over £2 million, it is the richest snooker tournament in the world. The championship consists of 32 top-ranked players, who compete in a single-elimination format until the final, which is played as a best-of-35 frames match. The World Snooker Championship has been running since 1927 and has seen legendary players such as Stephen Hendry and Steve Davis lift the prestigious trophy multiple times. This highly anticipated event is a must-see for any snooker fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com