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S is for Site Gallery Site Gallery, located in the city’s Cultural Industries Quarter, is a leading contemporary art space specialising in moving image, new me…

H is for Hillsborough Park On our way back from Greno Woods we swung by Hillsborough Park, a vibrant green space offering a serene retreat from the bustling c…

G is for Greno Woods Greno Woods, located on the northern edge of Sheffield, is a cherished ancient woodland spanning over 178 hectares. Managed by the Sheffie…

After our stunning morning at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park we headed a few minutes up the road for some lunch and a potter around the cathedral city of Wakefi…

Yorkshire Sculpture Park  (YSP), located within 500 acres of the historic Bretton Estate near Wakefield, offers a unique blend of art, history, and nature. The…

V is for Videogame Museum The National Videogame Museum (NVM) is the UK’s only museum dedicated to video games, celebrating 50 years of gaming history and cult…

U is for Urban Ramble A loop walk (from Urban Rambles ) around Sheffield City Centre is an ideal way to explore its rich history, distinctive architecture, and…

The Boy with a Leg Named Brian: Memoirs by Pete McKee 29 Nov 2024 - 2 Nov 2025 Weston Park Museum We visited the fantastic Weston Park Museum with the sole pur…

Y is for Yorkshire Artspace Yorkshire Artspace supports around 170 artists and makers across two studio sites, Persistence Works and Exchange Place, in the ci…

K is for Kelham Island Museum Kelham Island Museum is a fascinating historical site dedicated to showcasing the city’s rich industrial heritage. Established in…

Last part (for now*) of our hunt for listed buildings in Sheffield City Centre (S1). Today we visited Trippet Lane, Tudor Square, West Street, Westfield Terrac…

Welcome to Pound's Park. This is the site of the former Sheffield Central Fire Station, which was opened in 1984 and demolished in 2010 after South Yorkshi…