Local performers got together to put on a Happy January event. The Old Woolies on the Moor is being transformed in to a space where artists create and perform while people have their coffee. Comedians, singers and dancers got together to cheer people up and to support the new venue.
Jade Hewitt is competing in The Voice. She tells us she loves Sheffield and how her Mum is her inspiration.
The annual Village Traipse has been performed by the Grenoside Sword Dancers for at least a hundred and fifty years.
The Blades Squad has had a couple of light training sessions following their 3 – 0 win over Premiership team QPR in the FA cup.
Over three hundred people went to a free singing workshop at Sheffield City Hall this week.
People from forty countries have come to Sheffield to compete in the Junior Open Squash Championships.
Sheffield City Morris welcomed in the New Year by dancing outside the Sheffield Cathedral
Saturday afternoons at the Sheffield City Hall has local people dancing the Waltz, Foxtrot and Tango.
In the early hours of Christmas Day 1914 the German soldiers began to sing Silent Night and lit candles around their trenches. Later on they walked out in to no mans’ land shouting Merry Christmas to the allied soldiers. So began the Christmas Day Truce. German and Allied soldiers exchanged gifts and talked. They took the opportunity to bury their dead. But one of the best know events of the day was the game of football. 100 years on Sheffield Live! Spoke to local organisation Football Unites Racism Divides to talk about football as a uniting force.
An art exhibition which looks at the history of Bethlehem from the birth of Christ to modern day Palestine.