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9–15 March 2026
Issue 4 · Published 9 March 2026
Sheffield's week ahead is stacked: a citywide beer festival, big-ticket City Hall shows, a fresh Lyceum thriller, family fun at The Steamworks and a standout Sunday market in Castlegate.
Below you’ll find our hand-picked events, gigs, culture, food and things to do across Sheffield, with the useful details up front.
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7 events
A full week of brewery events, tap takeovers, talks and themed socials lands across the city. It is one of Sheffield's signature grassroots festivals and gives the whole week a buzz.
Official event details for Sheffield Beer Week 2026 →A genuinely big midweek live show for Sheffield, with the Grammy-winning group bringing flamenco-pop classics to the Oval Hall. This is the kind of touring name that gives the week real weight.
Official event details for Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes →Stuart Maconie, the BBC Concert Orchestra and Joe Duddell bring Northern Soul classics into a full orchestral setting at Sheffield City Hall. It is a polished, high-profile opener to the week and a natural fit for the city's music crowd.
Tickets were on sale at the time of checking.
Official event details for Northern Soul Orchestrated →The Lyceum hosts the stage adaptation of the Christie thriller across the week, with multiple performances still bookable within the date range. It is a strong mainstream theatre pick with broad appeal and several accessible performances.
Multiple performances run Tue 10 Mar to Sat 14 Mar.
Official event details for Agatha Christie's Death On The Nile →The UK dance troupe brings its new SOUL tour to Sheffield City Hall for a major Friday-night crowd. It is a large-scale, family-accessible performance with proper event status rather than routine weekly programming.
A Saturday matinee was also listed, but Friday is the main pick.
Official event details for Diversity Soul 2026 →The Steamworks hosts the original family rave brand for a themed afternoon of DJs, craft, play, food and drinks. It is one of the better family-friendly options in the city this week, with a format that feels distinct rather than filler.
Superhero theme.
Official event details for Big Fish Little Fish Superhero Family Rave →Pollen Market returns for its first outdoor event of 2026 along Grey to Green with flowers, plants, makers, arts, crafts and street food. It is one of the strongest free community picks of the week and a smart Sunday anchor.
Free entry.
Official event details for Pollen Market: March 2026 →Plan beyond this week with our evergreen local guides.
The Sunday newsletter
Delivered on Sunday, before the guide appears online on Monday—plus event discounts and subscriber giveaways.