A brand new skateboard event is set to roll through Sheffield during the August Bank Holiday. Tilt Jam, a FREE 2-day event, will take place across from Site Gallery in Sheffield Centre and will feature skateboard competitions, demonstrations from GB skateboarder Alex Hallford, beginner skateboard lessons and an exhibition exploring skateboarding in under-used areas of the UK.

The Brit Rock Film Tour has all the best new climbing films from the UK’s top adventure filmmakers, featuring some of the country’s most popular climbers. The 2019 tour delivers a stunning line up of compelling stories from the vertical world in its strongest programme to date, launching at a World Premiere in Sheffield on 24 October.

From industrial heartland to cultural icon, Kelham Island's transformation into Sheffield's premier destination for food, drink and thriving independant businesses is going from strength-to-strength thanks to the opening of several new establishments.

The Tour de Blocs is a fine challenge for the climber who cycles. It lacks any grade 4 climbs and sprint finishes, but it’s a great way for you to sample the diverse bouldering delights of The Outdoor City.

The train line that links Sheffield with Manchester was completed in 1894 and is still going strong 125 years later. Part of its route runs through the beautiful Hope Valley in the Peak District National Park, offering some fantastic walking day trips out of the city. 

Learn about the history, biodiversity and future of these mysterious and sometimes unintentionally beautiful places, on an Urban Caving Tour underneath the city.

Blacka Moor is the largest and most spectacular of the nature reserves managed by Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust.

A host of activities will be pitcing up in Barker's Pool again, to add to the Cliffhanger adveture action across Sheffield City Centre. 

As the breeding season for ground-nesting birds takes place from the start of March to the end of July, Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust is asking users of its nature reserves to help protect these species.

Two of the most popular routes in the Peak District National Park are set to benefit from the results of a year-long national fundraising appeal.