Events in January

Forthcoming Events

Mon 6th January

A large illuminated globe in a museum display Lapworth Museum Tour
noon - 1pm
Lapworth Museum of Geology
Join Museum staff and volunteers for a guided tour of the Museum.

Sat 11th January

Colouring pencils seen close up Barber Family with Michael D. Kennedy
11am - 2pm
Foyer and Project Space, Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Explore a variety of overlooked Pre-Raphaelite-era occupations and their distinct odours. Perfect for 4–10-year-olds and their grown ups, there's no need to book for these free, drop-in activities.

Wed 15th January

A group of international students sit around a table, chatting and laughing, in a crowded room Culture & Connect: international peer support group
2pm - 5pm
Employer Training Room (Room G30), Aston Webb Building
Whether you’re looking for guidance, friendship or just a place to be understood, we are here for you. Culture & Connect is facilitated by a diverse group of international students who understand - join us for discussions and fun activities!
Three students wearing aprons smile whilst baking in a kitchen Bread & Belief: a Christian community
4pm - 6pm
Multi-Faith Chaplaincy, St. Francis Hall
The new year can be a time for new perspectives. Join us to bake tasty bread and share stories as we eat bread together around the table. All perspectives and beliefs are welcome as we discuss this month's theme of living healthy lives.

Thu 16th January

A small crowd of people stand in an exhibition, listening to a tour guide Unlocking the Vaults: Step into History Taster Day
10am - 1pm
The Exchange, Centenary Square
Join us for an informal morning packed with activities as we unveil the Unlocking the Vaults project, proudly supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Enjoy inspiring talks, behind-the-scenes tours, and interactive activities for all ages.
A toddler dances to a musician playing a violin Barber Baby Musical Picnics
11am - noon
Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Experience the magic of live music in the galleries every third Thursday of the month. Ideal for ages 0-4 and their grown-ups, enjoy a varied mix of performers, styles and instruments. No need to book - just turn up!
An illustrated red snake with floral design, surrounded by lanterns and confetti Lunar New Year concert with the China Institute
6:30pm - 10pm
Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building
Join us on campus to celebrate the Year of the Snake! Our China Institute invites you to attend a free Lunar New Year Concert with internationally renowned Chinese pianist Di Xiao. Tickets are free, but booking is essential.

Sun 19th January

Three students wearing aprons smile whilst baking in a kitchen Bread & Belief: a Christian community
6pm - 8pm
Multi-Faith Chaplaincy, St. Francis Hall
The new year can be a time for new perspectives. Join us to bake tasty bread and share stories as we eat bread together around the table. All perspectives and beliefs are welcome as we discuss this month's theme of living healthy lives.

Tue 21st January

Two students crafting at a table Drop in and draw
1:15pm - 1:45pm
Foyer and Galleries, Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Why not take a lunchtime break from study and find a space to reconnect with your creative side? Join us for a relaxed drawing exploration of the Barber. Take notice, look deeper and learn new drawing techniques. No booking necessary, just drop in.

Thu 23rd January

Three students wearing aprons smile whilst baking in a kitchen Bread & Belief: a Christian community
1pm - 3pm
Multi-Faith Chaplaincy, St. Francis Hall
The new year can be a time for new perspectives. Join us to bake tasty bread and share stories as we eat bread together around the table. All perspectives and beliefs are welcome as we discuss this month's theme of living healthy lives.

Wed 29th January

A group of international students sit around a table, chatting and laughing, in a crowded room Culture & Connect: international peer support group
2pm - 5pm
Employer Training Room (Room G30), Aston Webb Building
Whether you’re looking for guidance, friendship or just a place to be understood, we are here for you. Culture & Connect is facilitated by a diverse group of international students who understand - join us for discussions and fun activities!
A drone image of the top half of Old Joe on a bright day, with the city in the background At memory's sharp end: from War Zones to Waiting Rooms to Justice
4pm - 6pm
On campus and online
How can the science of human memory help deliver justice and protect fundamental human rights? Join us for a landmark inaugural lecture by Professor Heather Flowe, an expert in memory science and criminal justice.
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