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Events at the Sheffield Botanical Gardens
Some of these events are run by other organisations so please check the event details on their websites prior to travel.
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Sheffield Botanical Gardens will be closed to the public to host events as follows:
30th August to 4th September 2023 for Art in the Gardens
30th October to 8th November 2023 for Illuminate the Gardens.
Pedestrian Access for patrons of the Dorothy Fox Education Centre will be via Thompson Road Entrance.
(Authorised Vehicle drop offs only)
Sheffield City Council apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
For further information please email
events@sheffield.gov.uk
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Decoding Recipes: A Demonstration by Joumana Medlej
A demonstration of ink-making, based on traditional recipes, by an artist, author and educator, best known for her work involving early Arabic calligraphy.
Illuminate the Gardens
Multiple dates available.
A magical night out for the whole family. Experience the Botanical Gardens in all its glory with wonderful lighting highlighting some of its stunning features.
Art in the Gardens
Multiple dates available.
This event is a truly wonderful opportunity to buy the perfect piece of art or craft direct from the artists, whilst enjoying the stunning surroundings that the gardens have to offer.
Dance in the Gardens
Multiple dates available.
Dance in the Gardens features No Time Like The Present, a dance and music experience presented for the first time at Sheffield Botanical Gardens.
Theatre in the Gardens: The War of the Worlds
Outdoor theatre, suitable for all ages. The critically-acclaimed Pantaloons invade the stage in this funny yet faithful open-air adaptation of H G Wells sci-fi classic as they use musical instruments, puppetry and, um, enthusiasm to recreate deadly heat-rays, giant fighting-machines, squidgy tentacled Martians and interplanetary warfare on an epic scale.
Theatre in the Gardens: Much Ado About Nothing
Outdoor theatre, suitable for all ages. There’s plenty to shout about in The Pantaloons’ take on Shakespeare’s timeless summer comedy of masks, music and mistaken identities!