 Heartbreak productions shows at Botanical Gardens
Heartbreak productions have two more brilliant outdoor theatre shows across the weekend at our beautiful Sheffield Botanical Gardens.
Much Ado About Murder - Thur 16 & Fri 17 Jun, 7.30pm
Twelfth Night - Sat 18 Jun, 2.30pm & 7.30pm
 Armed Forces and Veterans Day in the Peace Gardens
Armed Forces and Veterans Day honours the outstanding contribution made by current members of the armed forces and by veterans of all ages.
Watch the veterans’ parade and ceremony, tap your toes and sing along to the Ashby Big Band. Plus see the displays and find out more about cadets, the armed forces and the armed forces covenant.
Sat 18 Jun, 11am-3.30pm, Sheffield City Centre
 Heeley Festival 2022
With two live music stages, lots of stalls, food and drinks, kids activities and much more to enjoy.
Sat 18 June, Heeley City Farm, free entry
 The Wool Monty
A two-day celebration of all things yarn and fibre related. Whether your creative passion is knitting, crochet, weaving, spinning, dying, felting or just careful curation of yarn and accessories The Wool Monty show will have it covered.
Day and weekend tickets available. Parking included in ticket price.
Sat 18 & Sun 19 Jun, Sheffield Arena
 Pollen Market
An abundance of greenery, live music and art, local produce and more. June's fabulous floral line up looks pretty special.
Sun 19 Jun, 10am-4pm, Grey To Green in Castlegate
An evening of ghost stories by author of the Strage Britain books, Adrian Finney. Walk along Bunting Nook - one of England’s most haunted roads and hear spooky tales of Queen Mary!
Sun 19 Jun, 9pm, Graves Park
 Windows of Displacement, image by Ashley Karrell
Sheffield's Migration Matters Festival - featuring 50 arts events across 23 city venues - begins tomorrow (17 Jun).
All events are pay-as-you-feel with free options and the event celebrates all of the city's different communities and cultures.
It runs until 25 June but here are some of this weekend's highlights...
There are a number of events running right through the festival including Becoming British, which starts tomorrow (17 Jun), an interactive free exhibition at Bloc Projects on Eyre Lane.
British author, poet and playwright Lemn Sissay has had an extraordinary life. Hear all about it in a fascinating night of spoken word featuring Lemn's book My Name is Why.
Combine the science of forensic anthropology with fact-based stories of resistance in REWIND, one of 11 theatre shows that form the festival.
Take the little ones to a special theatre experience with Little Bean Reads, the only bilingual Cantonese/English theatre in the UK, sharing stories of love, home and courage.
Issues surrounding migration, home, borders and identity pose some of the biggest questions of our time. Akeim Toussaint Buck addresses these and more in his dance theatre solo show.
Food, dance, poetry, film, stories and more celebrating Palestinian culture. There's plenty on the line up, check it out...
Check out the programme and start planning your DocFest experience. We'll pick out some highlights in next week's edition.
Still time to experience...
 Darker Side of Pink exhibition in Winter Garden, image by Steel City Snapper
An interactive exhibition sharing video stories of patients who have lived and are living with breast cancer at the Sheffield Winter Garden.
Endcliffe Park, from 5pm weekdays, 1pm weekends.
Just announced
Violin superstar, André Rieu, has announced a new world tour which is set to arrive at Sheffield's Utilita Arena on 13 May 2023.
Tickets are available now!
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