Sile Sibanda and FONSA (Friends of Nablus and Surrounding Areas) present a live-link performance with Nablus, the cultural heart of the West Bank, in this 4th annual event. Nablus experiences daily life-threatening pressures under the illegal occupation. Music and other forms of cultural expression are a powerful demonstration of resistance. This is a chance to join with them directly in…

All We Gained From What We Lost is “a film about what happens when people show up for each other”. After the screening, 6+1 presents a panel discussion inviting reflection on what can be carried forward through experiences of loss, with Director Lando Vandross and members of 6+1. The event is part of Showroom Cinema’s Black History Month programme, which celebrates young…

Extinction Rebellion Sheffield has meetings on the first and third Mondays of the month. (Except not on 3rd Monday in Sept 2026) For anyone interested who has not been before, this is the best starting point. Arrive at 6pm for hot drinks and socialising, conversation and food sharing, followed by the meeting itself from 6:45 – 8pm. You can also…

Sheffield Radical Mutual Aid offers a free monthly meal, made by volunteer activists and served in the canteen behind a community centre shop. It’s open for everyone, pay what you can afford. Come for a chat and a delicious choice of food. This is a Mutual Aid group, working towards radical anti-capitalism, social change and non-hierarchy, rather than just charity.…

Sheffield Communities Against Racism & Fascism (SCARF) are hosting an anti-fascist street party to joyously counter a planned march by Raise the Colours. Join our city’s anti-racist majority, standing up and speaking out against hatred and division fed by far right influencers, media and politicians. “Join us on the streets of the city centre for an anti-fascist hullaballoo of noise,…

AND or Abandon Normal Devices is a nomadic, site-responsive digital arts festival with sound, simulation, and participatory events. In this, its 10th year, it comes to Barnsley. Radical international and UK artists use the theme of infrastructure, illuminating the connection between people and place. They examine the networks, historical extraction legacies, and social climates that underpin contemporary life in the…