Events by Sheffield Hallam University

Explore 5 premium experiences by Sheffield Hallam University

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Stairbox Precision Joinery & Design Expo

Stairbox Precision Joinery & Design Expo

The Stairbox: Precision Joinery & Design Expo is coming to the heart of the Potteries to showcase the cutting edge of staircase manufacturing and interior architectural design. As one of the UK’s leading names in bespoke staircase solutions, Stairbox is opening its doors—and its technical secrets—to professionals and homeowners alike in Stoke-on-Trent. This event serves as a comprehensive deep dive into the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. Attendees will gain first-hand insight into how Stairbox utilizes advanced CNC machining and 3D modeling software to transform raw timber into complex, elegant structures. The exhibition floor will feature full-scale installations ranging from minimalist oak glass-balustrade flights to space-saving spiral solutions and traditional spindle designs. Beyond the physical displays, the event features a series of technical seminars. Our lead designers will host "The Anatomy of a Staircase" sessions, focusing on building regulations (Part K), structural integrity, and the aesthetics of mixed-material joinery. Whether you are dealing with a tight renovation footprint or a grand new-build entrance, our experts will be available for one-on-one design consultations. We are also proud to highlight our commitment to sustainability. A dedicated section of the expo will focus on the ethical sourcing of timbers and the reduction of waste through precision engineering. For trade professionals, there will be exclusive networking slots to discuss partnership opportunities, trade discounts, and the integration of Stairbox’s online design tool into their own client workflows. Join us in Stoke-on-Trent for a day dedicated to the "spine of the home." Discover how innovation is making bespoke joinery more accessible, faster to install, and more durable than ever before.
Bet365 Stadium, Stoke-on-Trent
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MSE Events Bolton Autumn Wedding Showcase

MSE Events Bolton Autumn Wedding Showcase

The MSE Events Bolton Autumn Wedding Showcase, organized by MSE Events in collaboration with premier regional suppliers, is a unique bridal exhibition designed for couples seeking a personalized, creative, and eco-conscious wedding celebration. Hosted at the scenic Wellbeing Farm in Edgworth near Bolton, this single-day grand event combines rustic country charm with contemporary wedding inspiration. Whether you are aiming for a relaxed, zero-waste festival vibe or searching for bespoke handmade touches to complement your chosen venue, this event brings together top-tier North West wedding specialists under one roof. Curated Showcase of Creative Regional SuppliersFeaturing more than 30 handpicked independent wedding vendors, the showcase provides a welcoming, pressure-free atmosphere to plan every detail of your big day. Attendees can connect face-to-face with acclaimed photographers, florists specializing in locally grown seasonal blooms, master bakers crafting vegan and artisan wedding cakes, and eco-friendly bridal wear designers. Visitors can examine physical portfolios, sample organic menu concepts, try out photobooth setups, and take advantage of exclusive event-only booking discounts offered directly by regional small businesses. Live Entertainment and Interactive Planning DemonstrationsThroughout the day, the showcase offers an array of live musical performances, acoustic sets, and interactive styling workshops designed to bring your wedding vision to life. Couples can enjoy live entertainment sessions, view alternative bridal styling setups, and receive direct advice from experienced venue stylists on color coordination, lighting arrangements, and sustainable decor ideas. The interactive setup encourages couples to ask practical questions, discover innovative ways to reduce event waste, and gather actionable ideas to make their ceremony truly memorable. Explore The Wellbeing Farm Venue ExperienceSet against the rolling countryside of Edgworth, attendees have the unique opportunity to tour the award-winning facilities of The Wellbeing Farm. Known for its green ethos, renewable energy practices, and signature bow-tied llamas, the venue offers a memorable backdrop for inspiration. Guided venue tours will allow couples to explore the rustic barn spaces, outdoor ceremony bowers, and cozy reception lounges while discussing tailored packages and catering options with venue coordinators. Exclusive Guest Perks and Registration Information To celebrate your upcoming wedding journey, pre-registered guests receive complimentary entry, a glass of arrival fizz or fruit punch, and a VIP gift bag filled with promotional offers, regional supplier directories, and sample goodies. The showcase runs from 11:00 AM to 03:00 PM on Sunday, 11th October 2026. On-site parking is available, and families, friends, and bridal party members are warmly invited to attend. Plan Your Visit to the Bolton ShowcaseMake your wedding planning an enjoyable, relaxing day out by joining MSE Events at The Wellbeing Farm. Discover unique suppliers, gain fresh ideas, and take the next confident step toward organizing a wedding that reflects your personality and values. Register for your free tickets online today through the MSE Events portal.
The Wellbeing Farm, Bolton
SHU Undergraduate Open Day 2026

SHU Undergraduate Open Day 2026

Choosing a university is one of the most significant decisions a young person will make, and the SHU Undergraduate Open Day is designed to make that choice clearer and more exciting. This large-scale event spans across both the City and Collegiate campuses, offering prospective students a comprehensive look at life at Sheffield Hallam University. From state-of-the-art laboratories to creative studios and world-class sports facilities, the campus is fully open for exploration. The day is packed with subject-specific talks where academic tutors explain course structures, placement opportunities, and career outcomes. Prospective students can tour the various accommodation options, getting a real feel for where they might live. Current students are also on hand to share their authentic experiences, providing a "no-filter" look at student life, social societies, and the vibrant culture of Sheffield as a city. Beyond the academic side, the Open Day features dedicated zones for student support services, including finance, wellbeing, and disability support. Parents and guardians are invited to attend specialized briefings to understand how the university supports its students throughout their journey. Whether you are interested in engineering, business, nursing, or the arts, this event provides the clarity needed to take the next step toward higher education. It is an immersive experience that highlights why Sheffield Hallam is consistently recognized for its teaching quality and student satisfaction.
Sheffield Hallam University - City & Collegiate Campus, Sheffield
Women University Rugby Development Day
May 10, 2026

Women University Rugby Development Day

Sheffield Hallam University is proud to host the 2026 Women’s University Rugby Development Day in collaboration with the Rugby Football League (RFL) and BUCS. This high-energy event is designed to champion the growth of women’s rugby league within the higher education sector. Led by former England international and rugby legend Andrea Dobson MBE, the day is focused on skill progression, professional coaching, and creating pathways for female athletes. The development day is open to current university players as well as students considering pursuing rugby at the collegiate level. The schedule includes intensive practical workshops, tactical training drills, and positional coaching sessions led by the professional coaching staff of the Sheffield Eagles. Beyond the physical training, the event offers invaluable networking opportunities, allowing players to connect with scouts, professional coaches, and fellow athletes from across the country. One of the unique features of this event is its focus on the "student-athlete" journey. Seminars throughout the day will address how to balance academic rigor with the demands of competitive sport. Participants will also receive complimentary entry to the Sheffield Eagles vs Hull KR Women’s Championship fixture, providing a direct look at the professional standards of the game. This day is not just about playing rugby; it is about empowering women to lead in sports and fostering a community that supports their long-term athletic and professional growth.
Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park, Sheffield
Nicola Verdon Memorial Agriculture Conference
Apr 30 - May 01, 2026

Nicola Verdon Memorial Agriculture Conference

The British Agricultural History Society (BAHS) presents a landmark two-day conference at Sheffield Hallam University to celebrate the pioneering work of the late Professor Nicola Verdon. This event brings together historians, researchers, and enthusiasts from across the UK to explore the rich complexities of rural life, agricultural labor, and the socio-economic history of the British countryside. The conference serves as a deep dive into the evolution of agricultural practices and the lives of those who worked the land. The program is meticulously curated to cover topics such as female labor in the rural economy, land ownership transformations, and the impact of industrialization on agricultural communities. By hosting this event at Sheffield Hallam, the society honors Professor Verdon’s immense contribution to the field while providing a space for new research to flourish. In addition to formal paper sessions, the event includes an Annual General Meeting and a series of panel discussions that encourage critical debate. The venue, located in the heart of Sheffield, provides easy access to local historical archives, making it an ideal location for this scholarly gathering. Whether you are an established academic or a local history enthusiast, this conference offers a unique opportunity to understand the agricultural foundations that shaped modern Britain. The event concludes with a special reception, fostering a community of practice among those dedicated to preserving and analyzing our rural heritage.
Sheffield Hallam University - Owen Building, Sheffield
BERA TEAN Teacher Education Conference 2026
May 20 - 21, 2026

BERA TEAN Teacher Education Conference 2026

The BERA Teacher Education Advancement Network (TEAN) Conference 2026 is a premier academic gathering hosted by Sheffield Hallam University. This two-day event serves as a vital platform for teacher educators, researchers, and school-based practitioners to engage with the latest advancements in pedagogical research and professional development. Set against the backdrop of one of the UK’s leading universities for teacher training, the conference aims to provoke curiosity and inspire new thinking within the discipline of education. The 2026 program features a prestigious lineup of keynote speakers, including Associate Professor Eline Vanassche from KU Leuven and Dr. Katharine Burn from the University of Oxford. Participants will explore critical evaluations of innovative practices and the integration of technology in the classroom, such as the Mosaic platform which utilizes AI tools to support student-teacher reflection. The atmosphere is designed to be supportive and encouraging, specifically catering to both seasoned researchers and those just beginning their academic journeys. Attendees can expect a variety of session formats, including formal paper presentations, interactive workshops, and networking lunches. The event emphasizes the connection between theory and practice, providing flexible, user-led solutions that foster critical reflection and high-quality mentoring. By bringing together experts from across the globe, the conference strengthens the relationship between higher education institutions and partner schools, ensuring that the next generation of educators is equipped with the tools necessary for excellence in an ever-evolving educational landscape.
Sheffield Hallam University - City Campus, Sheffield
FutureTech Appathon & PG Computing Research Showcase

FutureTech Appathon & PG Computing Research Showcase

The FutureTech Appathon & PG Computing Research Showcase is a premier one-day event hosted by the School of Computing and Digital Technologies at Sheffield Hallam University. Part of the university's esteemed "Festival of Computing 2026," this dual-purpose event serves as both a high-energy creative challenge and a sophisticated academic exhibition. The morning session kicks off with the FutureTech Appathon, a hands-on "hackathon-style" challenge where participants are encouraged to build innovative digital solutions. This is not just for expert coders; it is designed to be inclusive, fostering an environment where curiosity meets technology. Participants work in teams to experiment with real-world tech stacks, turning abstract ideas into functional prototypes in just a few hours. It is an ideal space for those looking to tinker, learn new skills, and network with like-minded tech enthusiasts. Simultaneously, the Postgraduate (PG) Computing Research Showcase highlights the cutting-edge academic work being conducted at the university. This portion of the event features interactive poster displays and live demonstrations from postgraduate students tackling some of the most pressing challenges in the digital age. Key themes include digital transformation, Business Architecture, and the integration of strategy within enterprise technologies like SAP. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to engage directly with researchers, industry guest speakers, and returning alumni to discuss current tech trends and the evolving needs of the global job market. The day concludes with a series of talks and a networking session, providing a bridge between academic research and industrial application. Whether you are looking to build the next big app or explore the theoretical future of computing, this event offers a comprehensive look at the technological landscape of 2026.
City Campus, Sheffield Hallam University, London