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Oldenland – Roger Clough
Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon – Mizuki Tsujimura
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John Shuttleworth Takes the Biscuit! – Graham Fellows
Black History Month: Celebrating Black Writing – 11-17 October
Bradley’s Railway Guide: A Journey Through Two Centuries of British Railway History 1825-2025 – Simon Bradley
Heart Lamp – Banu Mushtaq
Jane Austen’s Fashion Bible – Ros Ballaster
John & Paul – Ian Leslie
Revolting: A riotous history of rebellions and revolutions – Terry Deary
A Hard Day’s Night (PG)
Young Once: A Life Less Heavy – Nigel Planer
Black History Month: Celebrating Black Writing 11-17 October
Ye Olde Sheffield: Buildings, People and Places – David Templeman
Unbroken Chains: A 5,000-Year History of African Enslavement – Martin Plaut
The Mysterious Case of the Victorian Female Detective – Sara Lodge
Let the Light In – Lemn Sissay
Twentieth Century Seaside Architecture: Pools, Piers and Pleasure around Britain’s Coast – Kathryn Ferry
Black History Month – Celebrating Black Writing 11-17 October
Vanished – Sadiah Qureshi
Tasting Notes: The Art and Science of Pairing Beer and Music – Pete Brown
Black History Month – Celebrating Black Writing 11-17 October
A House for Jane: Celebrating Austen 250 – Helen Mort
Queer Georgians – Anthony Delaney
Black History Month – Celebrating Black Writing 11- 17 October
From Shtetl to Steel City – Judy Simons
Catland: Feline Enchantment and the Making of the Modern World – Kathryn Hughes
An evening with Simon Armitage and LYR
Black History Month – Celebrating Black Writing 11-17 October
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Feminist History for Every Day of the Year – Kate Mosse
Clown Town – Mick Herron
Black History Month – Celebrating Black Writing 11-17 October
Discoveries – Women’s Prize’s Writer Development Programme – Kate Mosse
Studio Electrophonique: The Sheffield space age, from The Human League to Pulp – Jamie Taylor
All Consuming: Why We Eat The Way We Eat Now – Ruby Tandoh
A Film About Studio Electrophonique (18)
Upon A White Horse: Journeys in Ancient Britain and Ireland – Peter Ross
The Great Auk – Its Extraordinary Life, Hideous Death and Mysterious Afterlife – Tim Birkhead
Just Earth: How a Fairer World Will Save the Planet – Tony Juniper
The Stories That Women Tell – Jacqueline Crooks, Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi & Cheryl Martin
Ramping Up Rights: An Unfinished History Of British Disability Activism – Rachel Charlton-Dailey
With a Little Help From their Friends – Stuart Maconie
Josephine Baker’s Secret War – Hanna Diamond
Not So Black and White – Kenan Malik
Folklore: a journey through the past and present – Owen Davies and Ceri Houlbrook
The Stolen Crown: Treachery, Deceit and the Death of the Tudor Dynasty – Tracy Borman
The Midnight Timetable – Bora Chung
On Community, Solidarity and Burnout – Preeti Dhillon, Tawseef Khan, Evie Muir
Good, Occasionally Rhyming – Rob Stepney & Kathy Clugston
Why Plato Matters Now – Angie Hobbs
In Search of Beethoven – John Suchet
Ideas Alive – Empowering Women’s Voice through Translating Japanese Fiction
The Starspotter’s Guide – Sheila Kanani
The Poems: 40 Years in the North – Ann Sansom, Peter Sansom & Beth Davies
The Hidden Seasons – Tristan Gooley
Story of a Murder – Hallie Rubenhold
Diverse Islands: British and Irish Multiculturalism – Kieran Connell, Emer O’Neill & Charlotte Rea-Patel
The Power in the People – Michael Mansfield
Sonita: Daughters for Sale – Sonita Alizada
Ideas Alive – Human/Nature
Ideas Alive – Sheffield Music City
Nuts in May (PG) and Abigail’s Party (18): Double Bill
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Out of Character: From Abigail’s Party to Gavin and Stacey – Alison Steadman
Ideas Alive – The Morecambe Winter Gardens: Contested Histories
Ideas Alive – Diversity Drop: What’s Happening in Young Adult Fiction Now?
Untold Story: Empowered – Nina Bhadreshwar
Ideas Alive – Crime, Fiction and the Law
Bolsover Castle – Lucy Worsley
