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15 April 2025 20 May 2025
Yorkshire Artspace is delighted to present a new edition of smithing skills workshops with renowned silversmith Charlotte Tollyfield. The six-week long course will provide you with an opportunity to learn key silversmithing skills and produce desirable objects in fine metal.
The course takes place in Silver Space, our specialist facility for contemporary silversmithing in the north at our Persistence Works studio complex and is ideal for beginners or those interested in developing and honing their skills.
The course runs every Tuesday evening for 3 hours, 6pm – 9pm, from 15th April to 20th May 2025.
Over the 6 weeks you will be taken through a series of short, guided projects by Charlotte designed to introduce core silversmithing skills for beginners. Alternatively, those who already have the basics nailed are welcome to work on their own project using the tools and facilities, with expert tuition on hand to guide your creative project to a successful conclusion. Please note this is not a jewellery-making course; you will be supported in creating sculptural and/or functional objects. Sessions run on Tuesday evenings 6-9pm.
THE DETAILS
Cost: £390 per person for a six-week block of 3 hour sessions (18 hours in total)
The price includes
· Expert tuition from renowned silversmiths
· Use of the Silver Space workshop and tools
· Base metals inc. copper and brass
· Consumables inc. saw blades, emery paper, and solder
· Tea and coffee refreshments
When: Tuesday evenings, 6pm – 9pm, for 6 weeks from 15th April to 20th May 2025
Where: Silver Space workshop at Persistence Works, 21 Brown Steet, Sheffield, S1 2BS
Who: 8 places available for adults, over the age of 18, of any ability who would like to learn or expand upon their metalworking skills.
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16 May 2025 24 May 2025
Spine-Tingling Music Performed Up Close!
Join Music in the Round for the Sheffield Chamber Music Festival 2025, running from Friday 16 – Saturday 24 May. This year marks 20 years of extraordinary music-making with resident ensemble Ensemble 360, featuring a special programme of 20 events over nine days.
What to Expect
🎵 World-Class Performances – Experience some of the world’s finest musicians up close.
🎶 Festival Opening with Schubert’s Octet – A rousing and energetic start.
🎻 Renowned Guest Artists – Enjoy collaborations with:
The Elias String Quartet
Multi-award-winning sitar player Jasdeep Singh Degun
Legendary percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie
📜 Chamber Music Classics – A hand-picked selection of the most celebrated pieces in the genre.
Ticket Prices
🎟 Standard: £21 or £16 concessionary rate (for those in receipt of DLA, Universal Credit or PIP).
🎟 Under 35s & Students: £14 or £10
🎟 Young Listeners (Under 18s): £5
About Ensemble 360 & Music in the Round
🎻 Ensemble 360 – A world-class chamber group based in Sheffield, comprising 11 of the country’s finest musicians.
🎼 Music in the Round – The UK’s leading national promoter of chamber music, committed to bringing intimate and immersive musical experiences to audiences for nearly 40 years.
🎟 More Info & Full Programme: Music in the Round
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16 May 2025 18:00 21:30
In May 1975 Cabaret Voltaire played their first ever gig in Sheffield Students Union Refectory.
Despite sustaining injuries from the unimpressed audience throwing projectiles at them, the band would go on to become one of Sheffield’s most celebrated and influential bands of the 20th century. This fan-led event will celebrate the history of this deeply cerebral band and their impact on the history of experimental and electronic music.
The Drama Studio will host a free exhibition and an evening of performances.
In true Cabaret Voltaire fashion, expect shock, experimentation and sonic terror.
MAIN EVENT – 16th May – 7pm Doors
Please note this event is a mix of standing and seated, with 77 seats available in the balcony area for those who wish to sit down.
A wheelchair accessible viewing area will be available on the ground floor for those who require it.
Featuring:
Russell Haswell (Live)
Russell Haswell is a restlessly forward-thinking, multi-disciplinary artist, performer and curator. With a background steeped in computer music, black metal, noise, techno and solo improvisation, his practice is renowned for broaching the extremities of visual and sonic arts. He’s performed in noted live and HDJ [hard disc jockey] actions with Aphex Twin, Gescom, Pan Sonic and Masami Akita (Merzbow), among others, and worked with Florian Hecker on Iannis Xenakis’ UPIC system in their Haswell & Hecker duo, whose Blackest Ever Black LP is widely considered a milestone of modern electronic music composition. (Cafe OTO)
https://russellhaswell.bandcamp.com/
2 Very Special Guests in Conversation with Daniel Dylan Wray.
Prangers (Live)
Rochdale-based assembled field recordings, spoken word and found percussion create an industrial dubby mashup with a dark, heavy tone. Live performances involve audio and visual aspects contributing to an atmospheric spectacle.
Prangers released a tape on Tesla Tapes which the Quietus described as a “hauntology-laced dispatch of prime strangeness” and part of what they refer to as “New Weird Britain”.
https://prangers.bandcamp.com/
Synth Club (Live)
A new trio – improvised modular synthesis and electronic music from three incredible musicians who have been operating in Sheffield’s experimental electronic scene since the time of Cabaret Voltaire – Bob Baker (Clock DVA), Ron Wright (Hula), Nort (Hula), Ruth Joy (Krush).
Do It Thissen Records (DJ)
Legendary Sheffield DIY and Lathe Cut record label – Jon Downing is a dedicated archivist and driver of local DIY music. Alongside other collectors he will be contributing to the exhibition that will run alongside this event. Jon was a co-organiser of the ‘No Lectures from Western Works’ event in 2014 that resurrected the Cabs’ studio for one night only alongside our own Music Programme Producer, Nick Potter, who was working as a student intern at the time!
Incredibly, that fateful event happened 11 years ago to the exact day of this new celebration.
For this gig Jon will be playing a range of Cabaret Voltaire and Western Works related music in a vinyl only set.
https://doitthissenrecords.bandcamp.com/
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EXHIBITION – 15 – 18th May – Theatre Workshop, Shearwood Road
10-1pm & 2-5pm Daily – Free Entry
This 4 day special exhibition will present an extensive collection of items celebrating the history of Cabaret Voltaire – posters, tickets and other memorabilia, and twice daily screenings of the very hard to find film noir short Johnny YesNo (22 minutes – screening at Midday and 3pm daily).
Please reserve tickets online for the exhibition – they are free.
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16 May 2025 18:30 21:00
This event began 16/05/25 and repeats every day until 17/05/25
The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband; a black comedy. Presented by Operama North at Cortonwood Comeback Community Centre, Brampton. 16-17th May. Tickets from £5. Bar available!
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