Film screening and discussion exploring family photographs and their migration histories

Diversify Sheffield, Diversify Women's Football

Join a musical workshop on Gnawa traditions, the music, rhythms & rituals. All are welcome.

To celebrate and kick off Refugee Week and Euro 2024, Stand & Be Counted Theatre’s Youth Theatre of Sanctuary group are launching a new hit football song in collaboration with Sheffield FC.

Khula Arts brings Africa Calling: hear the drums, see the dance

Refuge Island is an exhilarating performance that explores stories of female migration.

Join us at the Millennium Gallery for a celebration of our multicultural city.

Freshly liberated from their Sultan, the Harem of No One here to slay

longerr inheritances (curated by Otis Mensah) explores notions of jazz experimentation and what it means to bend genre and artistic expression as Black and artists of Colour.

An artist led rapid-response to the climate crisis in Sheffield.

Lights, Camera, Fiesta: Celebrating British Latin American Cinema

The Highs and Lows of life by the Tide

In our storytelling event, a group of Chechen and Ukrainian activists will bring you into the most important part of our common history during the last 80 years.

Tradition, Polleras, migration, workshop, ancestral design, dance

A delicious voyage celebrating diversity and satisfying curious palates

An intimate and true multimedia piece about international family secrets

Roger Robinson is a writer and educator who has taught and performed worldwide and is an experienced workshop leader and lecturer on poetry.

What is the experience of "home" for displaced or racially marginalised communities?

Film Screening and Presentations

A Conversation on Migration, Healthcare and Compassion in Our Home

In a world of disconnect, how do we find each other? Join us for live music and storytelling as we explore the power of friendship on the biggest night of our lives!

Spanning borders, genres and eras, Sirens Of Lesbos have pinpointed a sound that is unlike any other.

Witness seven artists from migrant and refugee backgrounds weave music, dance, spoken word and film to explore home, displacement and migration.

Unearthing untold stories about people of colour in South Yorkshire

Five women, five stories, one play

Stories from those who have experienced indefinite detention