Theatres, galleries, cinemas, bookshops, makers and museums across Sheffield, and what's on in the city's arts scene.
True North has opened the Abbeydale Ballroom beneath Sheffield's grand 1920 picture palace, the first step in a restoration that aims to bring the whole landmark back to life.
Sheffield's original independent cinema marked its 30th year by winning major BFI National Lottery support for a new festival for children and young people.
Sheffield's much-loved Graves Gallery will welcome visitors until 31 October before its nationally important collection moves to an interim city centre home in 2027.
Born from a conversation over a glass of wine, Juno Books on Chapel Walk has grown into a much-loved community hub championing women, queer and under-represented writers.
Sheffield's contemporary art space has launched Alexis Kyle Mitchell's The Goal of Our Health, and will be one of the city's venues when British Art Show 10 arrives in 2027.
Mathew Horne's Twelfth Night follows Ian McDiarmid's King Lear at the Crucible, opening a 2026/27 season packed with world premieres and a festive Singin' in the Rain.
Free to visit in the heart of the city, Doncaster's glass-fronted cultural hub combines a museum, gallery, library and rail heritage centre around a lovingly restored former girls' school.
A former games room at Barnsley's Digital Media Centre has become a free pop-up gallery, launching with meanwhile..., a show of new work by four Barnsley-based artists.
More than 100 artists and makers at Persistence Works and Exchange Place will welcome visitors for Yorkshire Artspace's free annual Open Studios on 21 and 22 November.
Sheffield's long-running literary festival brings more than 50 events to the city this autumn, as Professor Vanessa Toulmin prepares to step back after leading its revival.