Sheffield band Bring Me To The Horizon have received three nominations for this year’s Kerrang! Awards.

When Sheffield based artist Wilda Goyetche first reached into her box of pencils, who knew she would create such a dynamic collection of painted personalities?

A celebration to the official opening of Manor Oaks Studios and the Future Nature Garden will be held on Friday 6 May. A full programme of activities including a studio and garden tours and exhibitions will be started from 2pm on that day, and the general public is welcomed.

A large art exhibition with an established national reputation for giving emerging artists a showcase for their work is running in South Yorkshire this week.

A tales-telling exhibition of King James’ Bible to mark the 400th anniversary of the publication of this ‘Authorised Version’ of the Bible has opened at Sheffield Cathedral.

Abigail’s Party, the classic comedy which illustrated the lives of middle class in the 1970s, is presented with some local accents and expressions in Parish Hall, Ringinglow Road in Sheffield from May 3 to May 7.

Museums in Sheffield responded this week to budget cuts by making staff redundant and cutting opening hours.

More than a thousand people came to the International Cultural Evening 2011 at the Octagon Centre on Saturday night. The event, aimed at promoting cultural awareness and diversity that international students bring to the Sheffield University community, has been going on for 38 years, and with good reason. This year 18 societies showcasted their national [...]

Sheffield’s Sharrow area was transformed last night with a visual spectacular for the seventh annual Sharrow Lantern Carnival.

Richard Stott is not your usual bible basher. He doesn’t quote passages, wave crucifixes or talk about the sins of today’s children. He makes clay figurines and hides them in doorways.