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Sheffield Makers

A fabulous little aladdin's cave of arts and craft, all made in Sheffield. Together with Sheffield Scene (see below), this is one of the best places in town to buy unique and interesting souvenirs and presents.

Address: 90 Surrey Street, S1 2LH
Getting there: within the Winter Garden
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–5:30PM; Sun & bank holiday Mon 11AM–4PM
Website: sheffieldmakersshop.com (opens in a new tab)

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Winter Garden
The largest urban glasshouse in Europe, built spectacularly in glass and timber, and home to exotic ferns, trees, cacti and other plants from around the world. Temperatures are kept relatively cool in summer and warm in winter. Lots of benches and a coffee bar inside makes it a pleasant place to sit and read or watch the world go by, particularly if the weather outside is not so nice. In fact, there are few more satisfying experiences to be had anywhere than listening to rain or hail lash the glass while you're warm and dry! There is a visitor information stall in the gardens, space for a pop-up shop and a tourist information centre on nearby Norfolk Row.
Mon–Sat 8AM–8PM, Sun 8AM–6PMFree
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Library Theatre
Shows productions by local amateur dramatics groups. Not accessible to wheelchair users.
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Millennium Gallery
A gallery dedicated to arts, craft and design, with two permanent galleries, and one temporary exhibition space. The Metalwork Gallery includes an extensive collection of Sheffield-made cutlery and extravagant metalwork. The Ruskin Gallery was established by John Ruskin in the 19th century, and is a hotchpotch of different artefacts.
Mon–Sat 8AM–5PM (exhibitions from 10AM), Sun, bank holidays 11AM–4PMFree
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Central Library
A grand 1930s library in Art Deco style with an impressive volume of books.
Mon Tue Thu Fri 9:30AM–5:30PM, Wed 1PM–8PM, Sat 10AM–4PM, Sun closedFree. You must be a resident of Sheffield to borrow books, but anyone can read library books inside