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This week's bulletin is full of exciting events plus we will tell you how you can get free and heavily discounted tickets via the Sheffield-based Tickets for Good.
Find out more below!
 Festival of Debate
The Festival of Debate - the UK's largest annual non-partisan politics festival - is in full swing!
It has a challenging and diverse programme of events, featuring an array of well-known keynote speakers in this 10th edition.
There is also a wide-ranging schedule of community events led by grassroots groups, partners and individual citizens.
Now until May 25th
Various venues
Various prices, many events are free
If you are looking for something adventurous this weekend, Alpkit's School of Adventure is running an outdoor bouldering for beginners course for those looking to get into the sport.
All courses are led by qualified instructors from Peak District based Pure Outdoors. Places on these courses are made affordable and accessible thanks to the Alpkit Foundation, who subsidise every ticket.
April 28th
Alpkit, Hathersage
£40
Have you ever spoken words in front of a bunch of people or wanted to? Now is your chance at Sheffield's newest Open Mic poetry and storytelling event hosted by Aiden Pyne.
Regardless of experience you are welcome to share your art and enjoy others work including from a few special guests.
The slots are five minutes and sign ups are from 7pm with the show starting at 7:30pm.
April 25th
The Three Tuns
Free
The Hallamshire Military Concert Band will be playing melodies that have defined cinema throughout the years bringing the magic of the silver screen to life.
You can get tickets on the door or by contacting Christine via email at hallamshireband@yahoo.co.uk.
April 27th
Wadsley Church
£5
Six DJ Dads are dusting off their turntables for a second time to play house, disco and more to raise funds for Sheffield Music School.
The last ‘Fundraver’ was a smash it and this latest event promises to be just as good. Kids over 12 years old are welcome.
April 28th (4pm until 9pm)
Yellow Arch Studios
£11.55
These events, while aimed at people in recovery, are open to anybody interested in exploring drink-free nightlife and meeting like-minded people who want to enjoy music events in an alcohol-free setting.
You can expect live performances and DJ sets from people who RiteTrax have been working with through the delivery of their positive activities programme, as well as free refreshments and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
April 26th
Plot 22
Free
Do you love music? Join Songs for the Record, a new 'book club' for music albums.
The group - run by lifelong friends George and Pete - is building a fun, informal and welcoming space for people to talk about the music they love. It's a chance to meet people with similar interests and maybe discover new bands.
Click to let the group know you're coming on Facebook here.
April 30th
The Three Tuns
Free
Footprints is Sheffield’s new monthly midweek jazz club.
This open jazz jam welcomes musicians of all skills and genres to come and experience a four hour long jam session with some of Sheffield's most popular talents.
All you have to do is bring your instrument and sign your name down on the day. Drum kit and amps are provided by the venue. Spectators are more than welcome!
May 2nd
Alder Bar
Free
 Matty Marsh scores a try for the Sheffield Eagles
Tickets for Good is a Sheffield-based company offering free and heavily discounted tickets for events throughout the UK.
They have a huge range of tickets for local events right now including Sheffield FC, Sheffield Eagles, World Series Snooker Championship (Seniors), Drama Studio (University of Sheffield), Genting Casino, Sheffield Chamber Music Festival, Classical Music in the Crucible Playhouse and allocations from Tramlines Festival and Crossed Wires arriving soon.
The tickets are available for NHS staff (and contractors), charity workers and people in receipt of UK Government Cost of Living payments.
The following links show all the events within 30 miles of Sheffield:
The Ticket Bank verifies people based on evidence of various benefits, new users can sign-up here.
Sign-up to Tickets for Good is free, there is a small booking fee on each ticket up to a maximum of £4.75. For any questions, visit the support pages at Tickets for Good.
Markets
 Sheffield International Market
There are lots of marvelous markets on around Sheffield.
Highlights this weekend include:
Sheffield International Market returns for the bank holiday weekend from May 2nd until May 6th.
Click the button below to find more via Welcome to Sheffield:
 Mountain bike trials rider at Graves Park Country Show
Come along and enjoy a great family day out in the park with lots to see and do!
Highlights include a mountain bike show, birds of prey display, family fun fair, arena entertainment and food stalls plus much more.
May 6th
Graves Park
Free entry (£5 for car park)
Join a live six-piece Cuban salsa band in Leopold Square for a music and dance fiesta!
It's free and starts at 5pm, ending at 10pm when the party will move to Cubana.
May 5th
Leopold Square
Free
Premier League Darts returns to the city next month, as the Utilita Arena plays host to the final night of league phase action.
The sport’s biggest names have been battling for glory across a 17-week roadshow which will culminate in the Sheffield on Thursday, May 16th.
May 16th
Utilita Arena
Tickets start at £32.50
Weston Park will be buzzing with wonderful attractions and family friendly entertainment from 11am until 5pm.
Attractions include fairground rides, artisan crafts, Star Wars Stormtroopers, stalls, food and drink plus much more.
The University of Sheffield will be presenting some of the very best Sideshow and Street Entertainment around as well as their National Fairground and Circus Archive Exhibition Tent.
May 19th
Weston Park
Free
Now in its fourth year, Get Together has earnt a reputation as one of the best festivals for original and independent music, art, food and drink.
The festival returns to the warehouses, breweries and unconventional spaces of Kelham Island and Neepsend next month for another massive multi-stage takeover.
May 18th
Kelham Island and Neepsend
£35.75 - £46.75
Dev Fest is a celebration of local artisans, street food and music. It's family-friendly and free!
Get ready for a day filled with creativity, flavour and beats from 12 noon to 8pm.
Bring your loved ones, make unforgettable memories and enjoy a fantastic day out for everyone.
May 18th
Devonshire Green
Free
Got an event in Sheffield that you would like to share? You can upload your own events to our What's On section of Welcome to Sheffield website.
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