Portraits from Crossed Wires - Part 2 📸 Photographers: p_e_d_a_l_o lili_takesflickis & lindsaymelbourne_ emmathompsonphotography
We're collaborating with CLAM on a special session, featuring a panel and two documentary screenings in Manresa, Catalonia on Monday 26th October 👇 Here's a rundown of the session: 🎥 6pm: Screening of Birds of War, directed by Janay Boulos and Abd Alkader Habak (special mention at Sheffield DocFest 2026) 🗣️ 8pm: A panel discussion entitled "Aquest relat és meu. La violència sexual al cinema" ("This story is mine: sexual violence in cinema"), moderated by Sheffield DocFest Film Programme adviser Anna Petrus and featuring: 👉 Barbara Mestanza (director, Fitlhy) 👉 Gemma Blasco (director, La Furia) 👉 Lola Clavo (intimacy coordinator) 🎥 9:30pm: Screening of Filthy, directed by Barbara Mestanza and Marc Pujolar (International Competition winner at Sheffield DocFest 2026). It's an honour to collaborate on this session - visit https://clamfestival.org/ to find out more and grab tickets 🔗 With the collaboration of the Catalan Film Academy.
Need music to fall asleep? 💤 Award-winning pianist and writer Susan Tomes enlightens an audience on the relationship between music and sleep in conversation with broadcaster and author Robert Philip. 🎼 Link in bio.
Colin Grant unites the lost voices of people who came to Britain in search of a new life, showing us the true, diverse richness of this country. 👥 This talk is about a book that is asking questions about assimilation, identity, belonging and the emotional cost of migration in 21st century Britain, in conversation with Paulette Edwards. 🗺️ Link in bio.
A look at all of the people across history who have called Britain and Ireland their home. With forays into popular culture, sport, music, language, literature and art, Brian Groom’s book stretches from 800,000 year-old footprints on a Norfolk beach to the changing fortunes of the early twenty-first century. 📜 Link in bio.
Back to when we turned Crucible into a 90s rave with digitpod 💥 We'll not mention the stage invasion at the end 👀
Celebrate a decade and a half of Sheffield-based publisher And Other Stories! 🪩 Awarded the British Book Award for Small Press of the Year, the publisher is a vital part of Sheffield’s cultural ecosystem. Join Scottish poet Colin Bramwell, short story writer Karishma Jobanputra and many others for the event, which includes a DJ and bar at this special Millenium Gallery Lates. 💃📖🎶 Link in bio.
Good Morning 🌞 is here! Good Morning: A Day in Art by Chantal Joffe & Ishbel Myerscough @ishbelmyerscough is open at the Millennium Gallery now! And we’d like to invite everyone to join us to celebrate the opening this latest exhibition on Wed 21 Oct, 5.30 – 7.30pm. See the exhibition at this special evening event, grab a drink at the pay bar and be among the first to pick up one of the limited edition prints that Chantal Joffe and Ishbel Myerscough have each generously created to accompany the exhibition. The prints can be purchased exclusively from the Millennium Gallery shop, they’re available at a special price and all proceeds from their sale will directly support Sheffield Museums’ work as a charity to care for the city’s art collection and bring the very best in art to Sheffield and its people 🥰 Good Morning: A Day in Art by Chantal Joffe & Ishbel Myerscough Launch Event Wed 21 Oct 5.30 - 7.30pm Millennium Gallery, Arundel Gate, Sheffield, S1 2PP 💌 Attendance by RSVP, drop an email to the following address to let us know you’re coming - you are welcome to bring up to four guests – please confirm in your RSVP 🌞 See you there! Email rsvp@sheffieldmuseums.org.uk The exhibition continues until 17 Jan 2027 🌚 #whatsonsheff #letscreate Victoria Miro Flowers Gallery
A lyrical explanation of the world’s most remote communities and their homes. 🌍 This illustrated event will shed new light on our place in this world as Cal Flyn converses with Jo Gavins. 🏞️ Link in bio.
John Robb narrates his experience of a life in the music industry, interviewing Nirvana, discovering The Stone Roses and touring himself in conversation with Sheffield music writer Daniel Dylan Wray. 🎸 This memoir is significant of the friendships formed within a life that is the blueprint for a punk rock existence. 🎶 Link in bio.