Camilla's Sheffield Guidebook

Camilla

Ujoyine ngo-2019

Sports and Leisure

Ponds Forge International Sports Centre

Ponds Forge International Sports Centre is a leisure complex in Sheffield, England that contains an Olympic-sized swimming pool with seating for 2,600 spectators, family and children's pools, water slides and other sports facilities. It is just a stones throw away from IQuarter, Blonk Street!

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Ponds Forge International Sports Centre

Sheaf Street

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Ponds Forge International Sports Centre is a leisure complex in Sheffield, England that contains an Olympic-sized swimming pool with seating for 2,600 spectators, family and children's pools, water slides and other sports facilities. It is just a stones throw away from IQuarter, Blonk Street!

Lane 7

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Lane 7

Matilda Street

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Light Cinema Sheffield

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Light Cinema Sheffield

The Moor

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Hollywood Bowl Sheffield

Broughton Lane

Ninja Warrior UK Adventure (Sheffield)

Attercliffe Common

Go Ape Sherwood

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Go Ape Sherwood

Sherwood Pines

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Food scene

Church - Temple of Fun

Housed in the listed Osborn Works in Sheffield's Kelham Island, Church is the new venture from Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oliver Sykes. Osborn Works is the only industrial building designed by famed Victorian architect William John Hale, who was responsible for some of the areas more iconic churches. It's only fitting that on the eve of the building's 100th anniversary it's going to be reborn as Church, Temple of Fun. Home to Sheffield's first arcade bar and inspired by South American religious iconography, Church has a 100% vegan bar stocking all your favourite drinks including our selection of signature cocktails. Over drinks you can lose yourself in an arcade that includes playstation gaming pods, retro arcade machines and a pool table. Famed vegan eatery Make No Bones have set up their new street food kitchen in Church and will be serving their signature dishes amongst some new favourites that will keep you coming back for more. All the food and drinks can be enjoyed inside or outside on the balcony terrace overlooking the River Don. Also a 220 capacity live music venue, keep checking the calendar page and Church social media channels to be the first to hear about all upcoming events, with the first major live event hosted by Toddla T for Sheffield's Tramlines festival featuring a DJ set from Radio 1's Annie Mac.

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Church - Temple of Fun

4a Rutland Way

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Housed in the listed Osborn Works in Sheffield's Kelham Island, Church is the new venture from Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oliver Sykes. Osborn Works is the only industrial building designed by famed Victorian architect William John Hale, who was responsible for some of the areas more iconic churches. It's only fitting that on the eve of the building's 100th anniversary it's going to be reborn as Church, Temple of Fun. Home to Sheffield's first arcade bar and inspired by South American religious iconography, Church has a 100% vegan bar stocking all your favourite drinks including our selection of signature cocktails. Over drinks you can lose yourself in an arcade that includes playstation gaming pods, retro arcade machines and a pool table. Famed vegan eatery Make No Bones have set up their new street food kitchen in Church and will be serving their signature dishes amongst some new favourites that will keep you coming back for more. All the food and drinks can be enjoyed inside or outside on the balcony terrace overlooking the River Don. Also a 220 capacity live music venue, keep checking the calendar page and Church social media channels to be the first to hear about all upcoming events, with the first major live event hosted by Toddla T for Sheffield's Tramlines festival featuring a DJ set from Radio 1's Annie Mac.