Last Laugh Comedy Festival

Held throughout October at the City Hall, Lyceum Theatre and other venues around town. Dozens of the UK's biggest stand-up names and fresh talent come together for a month of shows in the Steel City. Come and "grin up north".

Website: lastlaughcomedy.co.uk (opens in a new tab)

Suggest a nearby place

Listing from Wikivoyage: Sheffield, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

No exact location on record.

More in Sheffield

Do
A&G Passenger Boats
Take a heritage cruise down the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal on board the LB Hardfleet. The less expensive trips go as far as Don Valley Stadium, while the more expensive ones run out to Tinsley Locks on the outskirts of Rotherham. Turn-up-and-go is possible, though booking is recommended. Santa specials run on select dates in December.
Jul–Aug; during school holidays at other times of the yearAdults £8.95–10.95, children £6.95–8.95, over 60s £7.95–9.95, family (2 adults & 2 children) £25-31
Do
Abbeydale Picture House
A beautiful domed 1920s cinema, which fell into disrepair in the 1970s. Since early 2017, it has been the focus of a community restoration venture, which is ongoing, and has since begun a programme of events, including screenings of classic films and regular community antiques markets. This real Sheffield gem is far from looking its best due to decades of neglect, but its long-term future is brighter than it has been since 1975!
It is (autumn 2017) only open on an irregular basis, as restoration work is ongoing. The full events programme can be viewed here
Do
Awesome Walls
Over 300 climbing routes, two bouldering areas, and a space-themed kids' zone.
Mon–Fri 10AM–10PM, Sat–Sun 10AM–8PMAdults £8, concessions £7, bouldering only £6.50. Other prices vary, see website
Do
Beauchief Golf Club
A varied, par 67 course, with sloping fairways and a stream to contend with. In the grounds of Beauchief Abbey (11th century) with views of the Peak District. Clubhouse equipped with bar on-site.
Daily 9:30AM–10:30PM