Family of Man is an audio-visual performance which, through commentary, video and music explores connections across generations celebrated in Barbara Hepworth’s remarkable series of sculptures, in Yorkshire Sculpture Park. This is a free event.
You can hear some samples from David’s “Family of Man” album here: https://davidashworth.wordpress.com/family-of-man/
Meet Akin … one of our newest volunteers, who will be working regularly in the new library. Akin comes to us with experience of working in other libraries around Sheffield, notably Firth Park, where he was “Children’s Champion” for three years.
Our thanks also to Lucy, Ann, Patrick, Wendy, and the others who have worked hard to turn our vision of a library in Lowedges into reality.
One of the first families to visit us. This was taken just before we received a wonderfully chaotic deluge of children and young mums after school finished. Altogether we signed up 13 new members.
This young reader was keen to get stuck straight in.
The library will be open from 2pm – 5pm each Wednesday and 10am – 1pm each Thursday. Come and visit us in the Lowedges Community Centre (near the top entrance to Greenhill Park).
Join us for a mixture of story reading and crafts on the theme of “cats”
Morning session (for younger children) 10.00 – 12.00
Afternoon session (for older children) 1pm – 3pm
Just turn up — no need to book for this free event
The original (1950) Disney film of this classic fairy tale. Featuring songs such as “A Dream is a Wish your Heart Makes” and “Bibbidi-Bobbido-Boo”, this is early Disney animation at its best.
No need for a ticket — just turn up! Suggested donation £3 adults £2 children. Sweets, ice creams available.
During the 19th century Sheffield led the world of Association Football and was a critical factor in the formulation of today’s worldwide rules and regulations. Come and hear Sheffield-born football historian Martin Westby talk about the rich history of the 95 Sheffield clubs that existed between 1857 and 1889, with special emphasis on today’s four surviving clubs. Martin will also be selling and signing copies of his book “A History of Sheffield Football 1857-1889… Speed Science and Bottom”.
Tickets (£5) available now.
Yesterday, everyone knew about The Beatles. Today, only Jack remembers their songs. He’s about to become a very big deal. Directed by Danny Boyle, the film stars Himesh Patel and Lily James and also features Ed Sheeran.
Tickets available now. A suggested donation of £5 gets you refreshments and a raffle ticket. Door open / refreshments at 7pm. Film starts 7.30
To you it was a load of old junk … but to Edward Patnick it was nothing short of treasure just waiting to be discovered. Retired junk dealer Edward traces the story of how his family built a business dynasty on the things other people didn’t want.
A direct sequel to The Lego Movie. Follow Emmet Brickowski as he attempts to rescue his friends from the Systar System, while dealing with a coming cataclysm known as “Armamageddon”.
No need for a ticket — just turn up! Suggested donation £3 adults £2 children. Sweets, ice creams available.
The award-winning 1989 British comedy about a middle-aged housewife in an unexpected discovery of herself and a rekindling of her childhood dreams and youthful love of life. Starring Pauline Collins as Shirley and Tom Conti as the Greek Taverna owner with whom she has a holiday romance. Screenplay by Willy Russell, who also wrote the original one-character stage play.
Tickets available now. A suggested donation of £5 gets you refreshments and a raffle ticket.
Lawks-a-mercy, the grand house of Downton is all of a flutter and a fluster upstairs and down with news that King George V and Queen Mary will be coming to stay the night and make a military inspection of local troops. All the usual cast plus Imelda Staunton as the Queen’s lady in waiting.
Tickets available about 4 weeks before. A suggested donation of £5 gets you refreshments and a raffle ticket. Door open / refreshments at 7pm. Film starts 7.30
