Featured Events in Gemeinde Pfaffenschlag bei Waidhofen an der Thaya in July, 2025 (July Updated)

For the first time ever, the explosive blues rock force AMANN & THE WAYWARD SONS, supported by London based band SEVEN RED LIONS, is bringing the fire all the way from Bilbao straight to your stage! July 19th- mark the date and brace yourselves. These guys have been shaking the foundations of the best venues across Spain, and now they´re coming to unleash pure, raw blues, rock, and soul right here in Sheffield. It´s loud, it´s wild, it´s real. No filters. No fakes. Just face-melting riffs, thunderous drums, roaring key boards, and that gritty soul you´ve been craving. One night. One shot. Don´ t miss it.Come see why AMANN & WS are the band everyone´ s talking about! Information Source: AMANN & THE WAYWARD SONS | eventbrite

Well Dressed x Stone Club Presents... The Lost Folk Stone Club's Lally MacBeth in conversation with Matthew Shaw about her new book, The Lost Folk. Plus! Very special guest, Jim Ghedi, with an intimate performance. And! Atmospheric doom-folk from R.Loomes. Also! Right To Roam Sheffield, Simon Scott (Slowdive) soundscapes, Local Gods: A Studio Skai Exhibition, Stones Of Kernow, visuals by Sian Morrell and bookstall by La Biblioteka. Information Source: Well Dressed | eventbrite

Chemistry of the Evening Raise your glasses, you fine and eligible singles, you are in for a wonderful night of dating. Meet like-minded singles face-to-face at our busy speed dating event at Manahatta . It's time to relax, make real life connections and meet your perfect partner in crime! Here, at SpeedDater we know that chemistry only happens in person, so our events are perfect for singles that want to meet people in real life. During the event, you will be going on between 6 and 12 mini dates lasting about four minutes each. Our professional hosts and well-organised events make meeting people easy and lots of fun. Come with a smile and an open mind, you never know who you could meet at one of our events. What to Expect: Mix, Match, Date When you arrive, our lovely SpeedDater host will welcome you and sign you in. You will be given a badge number that will match a table in the room and the ladies stay seated while the men rotate from table to table until they meet each woman. To help you remember all participants you will have a card to mark down all individuals that you like. There will be a break halfway through the dating for you to refill and recharge. And after the event? The day after your speed dating event you can log in to our secure website and click the 'matches' tab. You will find out who you mutually matched with and can get in touch again via our messaging system. Don’t forget about SpeedDater’s guarantee - if you didn’t meet someone you liked the first time your next singles event is free! What have you got to lose? Itinerary 19:00 Registration opens 19:30 Speed Dating begins 20:15 Break for drinks and chatting 20:30 Speed Dating resumes 21:30 Speed Dating ends and post event socialising begins Please have a look at our upcoming events: www.speeddater.co.uk Information Source: SpeedDater | eventbrite

Everyone is welcome at this event to find out more about prayer and different ways to pray. It is for people who have never prayer before and would like to find out how to get started, as well as those who engage in prayer regularly and would like to discover alternative methods. A range of short 15-minute presentations on various methods of prayer (including prayer walking, Taize, the rosary, icons and others), with plenty of space throughout the day to individually retreat in the beautiful surroundings of Sheffield Cathedral to try out some of the different methods of prayer, read or use the time as you choose. Lunch and refreshments throughout the day will be provided and you will leave with a bag of prayer resources to take home. In addition, the Cathedral shop will be open, with a range of books about prayer to purchase on the day. Spaces are limited. We really look forward to meeting and welcoming you. Information Source: Diocese of Sheffield | eventbrite

NAHE Leadership Conference Welcome to the NAHE Leadership Conference ! Join us for a day of inspiration, collaboration, and professional growth at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield . This event is designed to empower you with valuable insights and practical skills whilst giving you some valuabel leadership reflection time. Connect and collaborate with like-minded leaders working in the same context as yourselves, annd share successes and challenges in a supportive environment. Confirmed speakers (full agenda coming shortly!): Dan Fitzpatrick - the AI Educator - https://www.theaieducator.io/- using AI to support your leadership Margaret Mulholland - ASCL SEND lead and regular TES columnist - landscape of the SEND sector and implcations for our sector Adam Sproston - Ofsted lead HMI for SEND and AP Nick Whittaker - Learn Sheffield, School Improvement Advsior and ex-HMI AND our popular poster sharing TeachMeet session There is also an opportunity for more informal networking (and participation in the now infamous quiz!) at the conference dinner, all included in the cost of your ticket. There are some rooms reserved for booking for the conference on a first come, first served basis. Booking code is NEXJUL25 with £116 rate Don't miss this opportunity to network, learn, and grow! Information Source: NAHE | eventbrite

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Designer Vintage Pop Up. Re-Stocked Weekly. Aquascutum, Barbour, Adidas, Best Company, Burberry, Christian Dior, Comme Des Garcons, CP Company, Diesel, D&G, Ed Hardy, Energie, Evisu, Harley Davidson, Iceberg, Issey Miyake, Jean Paul Gaultier, Jil Sander, Kenzo, Kangol, Lanvin, LL Bean, Moschino, Mambo, Moncler, Oakley, Oneil, Our Legacy, Opening Ceremony, Patagonia, Paul & Shark, Sandro, Stussy, Supreme, The North Face, True Religion, Versace, Yohji Yamamoto, YSL. Check our website for most upto date opening times. Open everyday. Sign up to our mailing list for updates. Information Source: Good Good Vintage is an independent e-commerce store and pop up shop. | eventbrite

FFO.Sabbath, Motorhead, DIscharge, Venom, Amebix and Celtic Frost Information Source: Sidfletcher | eventbrite

Strange Sheffield Ghost Walks Route 1 Join author & storyteller Adrian Finney for a night of spooky stories and laughter as we start from a new location: Leah's Yard! This event takes in an all new route and is based, in part, on our previous"Darkest Night" tour. Explore the city's haunted history and spine-tingling legends. Hear tales from Sheffield's Darkest Night and the tragic events that left a chilling legacy. What secrets lie within the city's oldest building? Learn about a surprising connection to a legendary English figure and one of the world's most infamous ghost stories. Plus hear the tale of a long forgotten haunting that, in 1970, made national headlines. Where : We start in the courtyard at Leah's Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, S1 4HP We finish a short distance away, near Sheffield Cathedral, and directions back to the start point can be given if needed Advance adult tickets : £10 each. Tickets for under-14s: £7.50. Booking fees may apply. Pay on the night : Adults £12, Children £8. All forms of contactless payment are accepted. Age Recommendation : Best for ages 14 and up. Younger children welcome but please apply discretion when booking. Length : The walk covers about three-quarters of a mile and takes 90 minutes. Accessibility :The route is fully accessible.All forms of contactless payment are accepted. Dates: Fri 6th Jun, Fri 20th June, Fri 4th July Fri 18th July, Fri Ist August, Fri 15th August Fri 29th August For tickets and more information, visit our EventBrite page: https://strangebritain.eventbrite.com/ Please note that only tickets purchased directly from EventBrite will be considered valid. Don't forget to dress appropriately for whatever unpredictable weather we may face. Stay updated on all of Strange Britain's upcoming walks, special events, as well as the Strange Britain books by following the page on Facebook: https://facebook.com/strangebritain/ or find them as Strange Britain on Instagram. Your Host: Adrian Finney is a storyteller based in Sheffield, known for his engaging and often humorous approach to the strange and spooky history of the city and wider Britain. He is closely associated with "Strange Britain," the name under which he runs events including the "Strange Sheffield Ghost Tours" and the "Voyage for the Damned - A Ghostly Trip Down The Sheffield & Tinsley Canal." As a storyteller, Adrian delves into ghost stories, local legends, true crime, and the weird, hidden history of the areas he covers. His style is noted for blending historical facts with humour, sometimes dark humour, to create entertaining and memorable experiences for his audience. In addition to his live events, Adrian Finney is also an author, having written a series of books under the "Strange Britain" title that explore paranormal and unusual tales from across the British Isles, with a particular focus on Sheffield. His work reflects a deep passion for the weird and the strange, which comes through in his storytelling. Information Source: Strange Britain | eventbrite

Welcome to Krishna Fest! Welcome to Krishna Fest, a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere of Bhakti Yoga on the serene Krishna Island, situated on the beautiful Lough Erne in County Fermanagh. This weekend festival aims to provide an enriching experience, offering participants a chance to explore the transformative practices of Bhakti Yoga in a peaceful, natural setting. Free from alcohol and drugs, Krishna Fest is dedicated to fostering a pure and uplifting environment where families and individuals alike can discover the profound benefits of spiritual living, chanting, and sacred vegetarian cuisine. Join us to connect deeply with yourself and others in a celebration of devotion, mindfulness, and community. Information Source: International Society For Krsna Consciousness | eventbrite

Crossed Wires x The Guardian presents Guardian Politics Weekly Cole Brothers, Barker's Pool, Sheffield The Guardian's Kiran Stacey and John Harris present a live version of their Politics Weekly podcast. The two political journalists will interview politicians live on stage and share the latest news and analysis from inside Westminster, a year on from the general election. Information Source: Crossed Wires The Podcast Festival | eventbrite

Join us for a fascinating , guided (1hr 30 minute) stroll around iconic buildings in Sheffield City Centre, as we explore the remarkable story of Sheffield, the crucible of the modern game of football. Starting at the site of the old Surrey Theatre, owned by Thomas Youdan the founder of the Youdan Cup, the first football cup competition in the world, the walk will conclude at the café at Freeman College, the former home of Lockwood Brothers, the oldest ‘works team’ in the world. We will visit important landmarks and ‘hidden places’ steeped in heritage and hear stories about the early pioneers of the global game. During the walk you will hear stories about the FIFA recognised oldest club in the world, Sheffield FC, Sandygate, the oldest ground in the world, and the first rules of modern football. You will also hear about recent discoveries of forgotten Sheffield clubs and tactical innovation, from the 180 clubs that we now know were playing in Sheffield between 1857 and 1875. The walk, designed by Sheffield Home of Football trustee, creator of the Real History of Football and First City of Football video series, and experienced Sheffield Cathedral tour guide Steve Wood and fellow trustee local author and ‘Little Chicago Quarter’ walk guide John Stocks, will last for 1 hour 30 minutes with the opportunity to ask questions at the end. The walk has moderate inclines but should be accessible to most. Toilet stops with accessible toilets are available, if needed, and refreshments can be purchased at the end. Information Source: Sheffield Home of Football | eventbrite

What will you get up to? In this workshop you will learn how Printed by Us , a Social Enterprise as part of The Archer Project utilises the craft of hand screen-printing to empower and rehabilitate previously homeless individuals. During the session you will screen-print your own t-shirt (available sizes XS to 5XL) with a choice of one of two 'Printing Positive Change' designs, as well as a pack of 4 greeting cards. This will also give you an insight into how both textile and paper screen-printing differs. This is an introductory course, aimed at all skill levels as we focus on the mindful benefits of screen-printing and how it is used as a vehicle for positive change. All materials will be provided. What are the mindful benefits? While screen printing is undeniably a technical process, it also has therapeutic benefits. Art and mental health have many intersections! By focusing on each careful pull of the squeegee, you’re invited to be fully engaged in the act of creation, which can serve as a mental break and a way to recharge. Studies show that engaging in creative activities can reduce anxiety, depression, and stress. It can even be used as a tool to process trauma. Artistic processes—even ones as technique-focused as screen printing—offer a productive way to process emotions, whether through visual expression or simply by providing a calming routine. Becca Gurney of Art & Design faculty at Saint Michael’s College notes, “ It takes patience. You have to slow down with it. There is no way for it to be instant. A piece of taking care of your mental health is slowing down and being in the moment. Screen Printing allows you to do that. ” Who are Printed by Us? From ink to income… Printed by Us is a community-driven initiative focused on creating supported employment opportunities to help vulnerable adults lead more fulfilling lives. Combining the power of screen printing and creativity with a passion for social purpose, we produce high-quality screen-printed products that carry a deeper meaning. Our team collaborate with independent artists to bring their designs to life, creating unique, handcrafted items. Each product is carefully crafted using organic and sustainably made materials, with a focus on ethical production methods. As a Social Enterprise, all our profits go back into running more screen printing workshops, developing our project and supporting more vulnerable adults through professional development. Our latest venture involves opening up our print-room for external workshops; Learn how we use screen-printing to develop skills and confidence and leave with a t-shirt and a pack of cards, Printed by You! Privacy notice By signing up to this course you agree to be added to our Community mailing list . You can unsubscribe at any time. Information Source: Printed by Us | eventbrite

We’re turning up the heat this summer all in the name of a great cause! Join us with family and friends for the Summer Bhayani BBQ , a vibrant community celebration full of food, fun, and fundraising in support of Sheffield Hospitals Charity as part of this year’s Master Cutler’s Challenge . This year, we’re focusing on raising awareness and support for people living with dementia . With dementia affecting more than 55 million people worldwide, it’s a condition that touches families, friends, and workplaces, and we’re doing our bit to help make a difference. Why red and music? The colour red can increase brain wave activity in people with dementia. It easily catches their attention. It’s a colour that can be seen clearly, even through to the late stages of dementia. It can even stimulate appetite. Serving food on a red plate provides clear contrast and visibility. Red is one of the final colours that a person living with dementia will be able to see. Music is special. It reaches so many different parts of the brain at once. Music and memory have a powerful connector. Music, for people living with dementia, can light up emotional memories, reduce anxiety and help maintain speech and language. So we’re combining the two to create an event that’s not only fun but it’s full of purpose. Here’s what to expect at the Summer Bhayani BBQ: • Delicious BBQ food from Sadlergates Catering, and refreshments from Triple Point Brewery + Bar • Live music performances • A “Wear Red for Dementia” dress code to show your support in style! • A memory board where guests can share stories or dedications to loved ones affected by dementia • Raffles and fundraising activities with amazing prizes • Information stands and talks to help raise awareness about dementia and the incredible work Sheffield Hospitals Charity is doing to support patients and their families Every penny raised will go towards improving care and services for people affected by dementia across our local NHS hospitals, from sensory equipment to dementia-friendly environments and vital research. Save the Date: Monday 7th July 2025 Time: Arrival from 5 pm, food served at 6 pm and last orders at the bar 9 pm. Location: Triple Point Brewery + Bar, 178 Shoreham St, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 4SQ Tickets/Entry: £20.00 per adult ticket | £5.00 per child (under 16’s) ticket. Can’t make it but still want to help? You can still show your support by donating via our JustGiving page: https://www.justgiving.com/page/bhayani-law-team-2 . Every donation makes a difference. We’d also love donations for our raffle prizes; any contribution is massively appreciated and goes straight to this incredible cause. If you would like to donate a raffle prize, please email hello@bhayanilaw.co.uk. Let’s come together, fire up the grill, and make a real impact. Whether you’re a friend, family member, colleague or simply part of the local community, your support matters. Information Source: Bhayani HR & Employment Law | eventbrite

Chemistry of the Evening Raise your glasses, you fine and eligible singles, you are in for a wonderful night of dating. Meet like-minded singles face-to-face at our busy speed dating event at Manahatta . It's time to relax, make real life connections and meet your perfect partner in crime! Here, at SpeedDater we know that chemistry only happens in person, so our events are perfect for singles that want to meet people in real life. During the event, you will be going on between 6 and 12 mini dates lasting about four minutes each. Our professional hosts and well-organised events make meeting people easy and lots of fun. Come with a smile and an open mind, you never know who you could meet at one of our events. What to Expect: Mix, Match, Date When you arrive, our lovely SpeedDater host will welcome you and sign you in. You will be given a badge number that will match a table in the room and the ladies stay seated while the men rotate from table to table until they meet each woman. To help you remember all participants you will have a card to mark down all individuals that you like. There will be a break halfway through the dating for you to refill and recharge. And after the event? The day after your speed dating event you can log in to our secure website and click the 'matches' tab. You will find out who you mutually matched with and can get in touch again via our messaging system. Don’t forget about SpeedDater’s guarantee - if you didn’t meet someone you liked the first time your next singles event is free! What have you got to lose? Itinerary 19:00 Registration opens 19:30 Speed Dating begins 20:15 Break for drinks and chatting 20:30 Speed Dating resumes 21:30 Speed Dating ends and post event socialising begins Please have a look at our upcoming events: www.speeddater.co.uk Information Source: SpeedDater | eventbrite

'These creative writing workshops have transformed our 12 year old's view of what writing is and can be' Anna 'Thank you for creating such a lovely space for the kids to be inspired' Emma Writing Club is a safe, supportive space where writing is fun and children are encouraged to play and experiment without the restrictions of grammar and grades. No fronted adverbials here! Writing Club will be fortnightly from now until the summer holidays, led by Rachel Mills and supported by Lucy Twist. Rachel has around 10 years of experience working with children as a teaching assistant, music teacher and more recently facilitating writing workshops. Lucy is a commissioning editor of children's books with Hachette. Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

No experience needed to join this friendly group. Carmel's folktale of Why Stones Don’t Die explores complex issues - infertility, fertility, sexual awakening, asexuality, love and death. Listen to Carmel's expert storytelling and discuss the role of folklore in helping us to explore and express what it means to be human. There will be time to write your own response, or your own story, and to share if you wish to. You will leave with ideas about how stories function to support our emotional wellbeing and you will have been inspired to do some writing of your own. This is part of a monthly series (except August) you can join and leave at any point. Next event is penciled in for September 18th. Please note that the Workshop is on the upper level of Orchard Square and access is by steps. Carmel Page is a Storyteller, Folklore Author and Artist. She often wakes up with her head so full of stories she has to lie in bed and just think them. She is passionate about sharing stories, sharing ideas and supporting others. She has a house on the edge of Sheffield but tends to live in a world of her own. You may like to bring your own writing kit with you. The Writers Workshop’s space in Orchard Square, Sheffield, has no step-free access. If you have been excluded from this event due to inaccessibility, please let us know. We are committed to finding fully accessible premises and, in the meantime, making as many of our events available online as possible. If you can manage the steps but have other access needs, or if it is important to you that people know your pronouns, please let Carmel know in advance or on the day. The Writers Workshop is a non-profit social enterprise on a mission to enable everyone to experience the joy and power of creative writing, both at our venue in Sheffield and online. Members of the Writers Workshop get a discount on all our events and other perks. For more information, visit www.thewritersworkshop.co.uk . Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

Faith in the City 40th Anniversary (North) 2025 marks the 40th Anniversary of the publication of the influential report of Archbishop Runcie’s Commission on Urban Priority Areas. While the Thatcher government rejected it as “naive Marxism, and largely ignored its recommendations to the nation, it was followed by more than a decade of extensive initiatives in urban mission in the Church of England and other denominations. Much has changed over 40 years, but issues of urban poverty and injustice have not disappeared, and there are few signs that Churches and other Christian activity are flourishing in such places. Indeed there are signs that neither government nor church are making them a priority for action and investment, and that people living there are increasingly feeling left behind. This conference, one of a series of events across the country, is a chance to reflect on the theology and practice of urban mission, then and now. There will be input from leading practitioners who were involved in the 1980s, and those who are leading mission and church activities today. It will be of interest to anyone who lives and works in the inner city, or on social housing estates. We hope it will encourage and inform, and be a catalyst for a renewed movement to develop Faith in the City and hope in urban churches and communities. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Alan Billings (one of the original Archbishop's Commission Members) Alan Billings was the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire 2010-2024. He has a PhD in Theology from the New York Theological Seminary and was also at various times: a parish priest in Sheffield; Vice Principal of Ripon College, Cuddesdon, Oxford; Principal of the West Midland Ministerial Training Course and Acting Principal of The Queen’s College, Birmingham; Director of the Centre for Ethics and Religion, Lancaster University. He is a former Deputy Leader of Sheffield City Council and a board member of the Youth Justice Board for England and Wales and the England Committee of the Big Lottery Fund. He is a former contributor to Thought for the Day on BBC Radio 4. He is the author of a number of books, including: Secular Lives, Sacred Hearts: The Role of the Church in a Time of No Religion (London: SPCK, 2004), God and Community Cohesion: Help or Hindrance? (London: SPCK, 2009) and Lost Church: Why We Must Find It Again (London: SPCK, 2013). Sarah Small (Head of the Eden Network) Sarah Small co-leads the Eden Network, part of the Message Trust, alongside her husband Steve. Eden is a movement of urban missionaries who live in some of the UK’s most deprived communities. She and Steve live on the Merseybank estate is Manchester with their three boys which has been home for over 12 years. Sarah is part of Ivy Church where she's held a range of roles, and has an MA in Kingdom Theology. She’s a passionate speaker and activist – hoping to see the church at the heart of transformation in communities that have long been forgotten. The event is brought to you by The Urban Theology Union and co sponsored by The William Temple Foundation Church Action on Poverty (Sheffield) Church Urban Fund Red Letter Christians UK Unlock National Estates Churches Network. Information Source: Urban Theology Union | eventbrite

About this course In this group workshop you will learn how to produce your own relief prints using the Japanese inspired technique of wood block carving and printing. Carving images and designs into sheets of plywood with hand tools, you will use the equipment and materials provided to make your own unique woodcut relief prints to take home and frame. This course will also show you how to continue to make woodcut prints at home. You will be guided step by step all the way by our course tutor Sam Groom. What will I need to bring? All materials and equipment will be provided. You may want to bring some ideas, imagery or reference material to draw from (though not essential). High contrast, line images work best. Please wear old clothes as printing can get messy. No sandals, heels or open toed shoes. Aprons will be provided. You may want to bring a packed lunch and your own water bottle. Teas and coffees are provided. About the tutor Samantha Groom is a Sheffield based artist and printmaker with many years teaching experience. Sam regularly shows her bright and colourful collage and relief prints at galleries and art events throughout the country. She has a wealth of knowledge in various printmaking techniques and teaches students of all abilities. About Carousel Print Studio Carousel Print Studio is a not for profit charity based on the ground floor of Exchange Place Studios in Castlegate, Sheffield. Carousel provides educational workshops in printmaking and opportunities for creatives in Sheffield, in a bright, warm, accessible and well equipped printmaking studio. Carousel studio is located on the ground floor just to the left of reception. The doors are widened for ease of access and there is an accessible toilet. If you have any questions regarding access needs please do contact us at print@carouselprintstudio.com Refund policy - All courses are non refundable If the course is cancelled? In the unlikely event the course is cancelled by Carousel Print Studio, a full refund will be issued or if you prefer you can be transferred to another course. Privacy notice- By booking onto a course you agree to be added to our mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time Concessions - concessionary rates are available for those in receipt of benefits, please contact carousel at print@carouselprintstudio.com Information Source: Carousel Print Studio | eventbrite

Hands up who is neurodivergent and really needs some support with their writing? Who longs for a writing coach but is having enough trouble paying the gas bill? Here is a solution: low-cost, high-quality group mentoring. Here's what to expect... Monthly meet-ups ( online options also available ) Small groups of no more than 5 writers Opportunity and dedicated space to bring your writing-related executive function issues (see below) Space to talk it through with other ND writers Access to the expertise of ND professional writer and mentor Amanda Marples (facilitating) Solutions Gentle accountability and goal-setting What are writing related executive function issues? (not an exhaustive list!) Time management Focus and concentration Motivation & Procrastination Rejection Sensitivity Planning and workload management Maintaining interest Managing boom-bust cycles of activity Making sense of feedback & understanding submission requirements Bring your stuff...and let's find a way through it together. Please note: Unfortunately, the Writers Workshop space is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any disappointment. This session is however also available online. Amanda also offers individual mentoring online. For more details and to join Amanda's mailing list please visit reconcilecreative.com This ticket is not refundable, as per The Writers Workshop policy, unless you have accidentally double booked, or if your ticket can be resold. Refund requests must be made BEFORE the event, via the Eventbrite platform. One more thing...this is a ticketed event only. Please do not just show up! Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

About this course On this one day course you will experiment with both adding and subtracting ink from the plate. Using textures, objects, stencils and mark making methods, you will build a small library of test prints as a compendium of ideas and approaches, before finalising your favourite methods into a monoprint artwork. This workshop will show you the enormous potential and unique character of printmaking with gelli plates. artwork courtesy of Joanna Rucklidge This workshop is run by artist Kim Bevan , she provides workshops for all ages around Sheffield, here at Carousel and in her own studio. In her own practice she makes artist books which play around with 3D sculptural folding techniques and she creates artwork using paper cutting, illustration and printmaking. What will I need to bring? All materials and equipment will be provided. You may want to bring any interesting objects or textures from home to press into the gelli plate (objects will get inky!). Please wear old clothes as printing can get messy. No sandals, heels or open toed shoes. Aprons will be provided. You may want to bring a packed lunch and your own water bottle. Teas, coffees and biscuits are provided. About Carousel Print Studio Carousel Print Studio is a not for profit charity based on the ground floor of Exchange Place Studios in Castlegate. Carousel runs educational workshops in printmaking and opportunities for creatives in Sheffield, in a bright, warm, accessible and well equipped printmaking studio. Carousel's studio is located on the ground floor just to the left of reception. The doors are widened for ease of access and there is an accessible toilet. If you have any questions regarding access needs please do contact us at print@carouselprintstudio.com Thank you for supporting our charity! Refund policy - All courses are non refundable If the course is cancelled? In the unlikely event the course is cancelled by Carousel Print Studio, a full refund will be issued or if you prefer you can be transferred to another course. Privacy notice- By booking onto a course you agree to be added to our mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time Concessions - concessionary rates are available for those in receipt of benefits, please contact carousel at print@carouselprintstudio.com Information Source: Carousel Print Studio | eventbrite