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New Games Leadership Workshop
Leading New Games is not like leading football. You need other skills, like being open to changing the game to suit the participants. Learn the games first by doing them, and then look at what skills are required to lead them. Then you get a chance to practice leading a game yourself with other participants, with expert positive feedback. We look first at what you did right, and then where you might try something else. Finally, at an open session with the community, family and friends invited, you get a 'live' chance to lead a game or two so that you leave the workshop with some experience leading New Games to take back to your job or friends.
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Performance: Concerteenies & The Folk Forest
To launch an exciting new partnership between Concerteenies and Folk Forest, we are thrilled to host a special live music event especially designed for 0 - 3 year olds and their grown-ups. Silver Strings quartet performs music that will get you and your little ones toes tapping, with informal introductions to the music, bubbles, percussion and props, this is a fun and engaging concert for adults and their young children. Venue: Millennium Gallery, S1 2PP *1.30pm - 2.15pm is specifically for 0-1 year olds / non-movers * 2.45pm - 3.30pm for 1 and 2 year olds (siblings welcome). (£7 per adult/ £12 for 2 (Kids Free))
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One event on 25/04/2018 at 7:00pm
One event on 09/05/2018 at 7:00pm
One event on 23/05/2018 at 7:00pm
Quiz Night! (Every Other Wednesday Night)
Every other Wednesday our resident quiz master Ben Eckersley will probe the very depths of your brains in return for drink-based prizes. Expect a mind-opening mix of music, film, geography, history, science, culture, sport & general knowledge alongside a selection of complex connections, cryptic clues and lateral brainteasers. This is a quiz that will take you on a journey through knowledge you forgot you had! (£1 entry per person).
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Festival of Debate: Charles Dowding – No-Dig Organic Gardening
Charles Dowding has led the eld of organic no-dig growing for 35. years, challenging common gardening myths and misconceptions. He has proven that you can achieve plentiful yields year round, with less weeds, while improving soil health. He has produced numerous articles, books and a YouTube channel and appeared on the BBC. This talk will be followed by a Q&A with Charles and signed books will be for sale.
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Lamplight Club – Silver Darlings + Sieben
Based in Sheffield, The Silver Darlings are a collection of musicians playing the songs written by writer and guitarist Andy Whitehouse. Their playing and songs have been likened in turns to Leonard Cohen, Nick Cave, Karl Wallinger, Jacques Brel and Warren Zevon. Joining them on bill is is the one-man, violin-looping work of Matt Howden, the mighty Sieben. (£8)
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Aspergers Are Us + Autism and the Rhetoric of Scientific Sadness (Panel)
In this coming of age documentary, produced by the renowned Duplass Brothers, four friends on the Autism spectrum whom have bonded through humor and performed as the comedy troupe "Asperger's Are Us" will prepare for one final, ambitious show before going their separate ways. Directed by Alex Lehmann.
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In context of deficit focussed, pathalogical autism, ‘a discourse of affect and values, or a rhetoric of scientific sadness in which autistic people are mourned even as they are ostensibly explained” (Duffy & Dorner 2011), a panel made of the autistic / professional / academic community will discuss the film and possible ramifications of humour and celebration in social autism.
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Festival of Debate – Making Local Food Work In Sheffield
‘Making Local Food Work in Sheffield’ to create a community- owned, cooperatively-managed, sustainable, local food system with a radical vision to help feed Sheffield for generations to come.
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Regather Comedy Club – feat. PAUL CURRIE
Regather Comedy Club is proud to host the triumphant and anarchic Paul Currie. Described as a "one man Monty Python", we're excited to see what he's going to bring to the people of Sheffield. "Currie is unique and utterly original. A new standard has been set for the Fringe" The Skinny "My favourite comedy show of the fringe" Stewart Lee Supports TBC (£5.50/£8)
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Lamplight Club – Kadialy Kouyate
“Senegalese kora virtuoso/singer Kadialy Kouyaté showcases his fleet-fingered skills on this mesmerizing instrument, complementing it with his hauntingly, darkly beautiful voice.” -Time Out Born into the great line of Kouyate Griot in Southern Senegal, Kadialy’s mesmerising kora playing and singing style have been appreciated in many prestigious venues as both a soloist and in different ensembles (inc. Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, O2 Arena, National Theatre). Since his arrival in the UK Kadialy has played a significant part in enriching the London musical scene with his griot legacy. (£10)
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Festival of Debate: Film – Thank you for the rain
In association with She eld Climate Alliance . Fed up of worrying about the climate crisis, but don’t know what to do about it? We have the antidote! Come along to this free workshop and out how you can help make a difference by taking action on the greatest moral challenge of our times.
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