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Find out about the festivals, events and activities coming to Rotherham, for everyone to enjoy!

Wow festival Rotherham minster

WOW Festival

Saturday 11th May 2024

The WOW Rotherham festival is a vibrant, colourful, bold, fun, and fearless festival celebration of women, girls, trans and non-binary communities, connecting Rotherham to other women and girls across the globe as part of the WOW – Women of the World family.

For more information, check out the Flux Rotherham organisation page,

Details:

Date: 11th May 2024
Time: 11am - 4pm

Image of someone painting on a big picture.

WOWser The Big Picture

Saturday 11th May 2024

In today’s world, the simple act of walking alone can feel daunting, especially for girls. The WOWsers 2024 project, is not just an art installation; it’s a powerful narrative woven through creativity, aiming to shed light on fears and challenges girls face when navigating public spaces.

Join the WOWser group in the Minster Gardens on the 11th May to allow women and girls to feel empowered through the universal language of art and add your own positivity to the bigger picture. Interactive exhibition, free for all.

The WOWser 2024 group is formed up of young women from the Bill Chafer Youth Centre in Bramley. The project has been entirely designed and delivered by young people attending these sessions at the centre.

The Children’s Capital of Culture team have worked with Bill Chafer Youth Centre on this inspiring project. In 2025, Rotherham will become the world’s first Children’s Capital of Culture, devised, designed, and delivered by children and young people.

Details:

Date: 11th May 2024
Time: 11am - 4pm
Where: Minster Gardens
Entry fee: FREE
Booking: Drop-in, no need to book

Clifton Park Miners Strike Imagery

Miners' Strike Exhibition

At Clifton Park Museum, you'll find the 'Days of Laughter, Days of Pain: The Miners' Strike in Rotherham' exhibtion, celebrating 40 years since the historic strike between 1984-85.

Please be aware that this exhibition contains strong language and depictions of violence. It may not be suitable for younger children and vulnerable adults..

Clifton Park and Museum

Clifton Lane

Rotherham

S65 2AA

Find out more here!

One Voice 2024 call out

One Voice 2024

The event will take place on Wednesday 26th June 2024.

All schools are invited to take part and due to the popularity of the event earlier this year and limitation for audience numbers and transport issues, we will be holding 2 performances. One in the afternoon and a second performance after school/early evening.

Please email music@rotherham.gov.uk to register your interest and receive further information on booking.

Location:

Magna, Sheffield Road, Templeborough, Rotherham, S60 1DX

Mini Melodies Logo

Mini Melodies

Themed music activity sessions for children aged 0-5.

Term-time only.

No pre-booking needed. Drop-ins are welcome.

£4 pay as you go.

Weekly timetable:

Tuesday - Swinton Library 11am

Tuesday - Aston Library 2pm

Wednesday - Rawmarsh Library 11am

Wednesday - Wath Library 1:45pm

Thursday - Mowbray Gardens Library 9:30am

Thursday - Wickersley Library 10:45am

Friday - Greasborough Library 9:30am

Friday - Maltby Library 11:15am

See updates at the Mini Melodies Facebook page

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NELSON'S CUB CLUB

Nelson's Cub Club is puuuurfect for little cubs aged 1 to 4.

Join Little Nelson and the Clifton Park Museum team to explore objects from the museum's collections and engage with them through stories, songs, movement, mark-making, sensory activities and role play!

Every other Wednesday during term time.

All sessions are FREE and include a drink and small snack.

The session numbers are extremely limited, and we will be operating on a first-come-first served basis with doors closing at 10:10am.

Starting from 20th September and ending on the 17th of July 2024

Cost: FREE

Location: Clifton Park Museum Clifton Lane, Rotherham, S65 2AA

Time: 10am - 11:30am (Recurs every other week on Wednesday).

Spaces are free but limited. Book yours by emailing Heritage.Learn@rotherham.gov.uk.