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Crosspool Festival Craft, Art, Photography Exhibition 2025.

Once again, the 2025 Festival will be holding a two-day exhibition to showcase the skill and talent of those who live, work, worship, socialise or shop in Crosspool.

For the last two years we have been privileged to have local talent giving live demonstrations on a wide range of craft and artwork covering

  • Lace making
  • Alpaca fleece spinning
  • Painting
  • Origami
  • Clay craft
  • Embroidery
  • Woodturning
  • Stamp collecting

We are again looking for individuals to demonstrate their craft and skill during the exhibition for a couple of hours in the morning or afternoon of the exhibition, which takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday, 1st & 2nd July.

No matter what your area of craft, art or photography, we are keen for you to come and share what you do.

If you would like to participate or seek more information, please email
crosspoolfestivalphotos@gmail.com

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Dance the Night Away

The St Francis Dance Company extends an invitation for you to enjoy a night of pure elegance and artistry at Stephen Hill Church Hall, Manchester Road, Crosspool.

Thursday, 13th March, 7:30pm
Friday, 14th March, 7:30pm
Saturday, 15th March, 3:30pm
Sunday, 16th March, 3:30pm

Whether you’re a seasoned dance enthusiast or simply looking for a delightful evening out, this event promises to captivate audiences of all ages.

For advanced ticket reservations and inquiries, please give Grazyna a call on 0114 2308 196.
Adults £9 – Children £5. (five and under free)
Refreshments included.
All proceeds will go to St. Vincent’s Project and Sheffield Women’s Aid Refuge 

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Care in Crosspool

Care in Crosspool is a local charity established in 1986 to offer voluntary support to people living in the Crosspool area.
They focus on befriending and helping the elderly and those caring for a relative in the community.
The work is carried out by a team of committed volunteers whose office is based at St Columba’s Church, 503 Manchester Road, S10 5PL   http://www.stcolumbacrosspool.org.uk/local

If you need assistance or want to volunteer, contact Jude Murphy (Coordinator at Care in Crosspool)  Tele: 0114 2670045    Email: careincrosspool@gmail.com             

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SIO TOGETHER EVENT

On Wednesday 5th March, 2-4pm at St Columba’s Church in Crosspool, the Selborne Road Med. Ctr. are welcoming people eager to learn more about living a healthier, happier and more fulfilling life. The event will promote physical and emotional health with opportunities to find out about and get involved with local activities. There will be a chance to socialise and meet people with free refreshments. Please see the attached poster. Doctors and other members of the practice team will be there!

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ALADDIN

If you are seeking an enjoyable family-friendly activity for the February half term, consider attending The Aladdin Panto at Walkley Ebenezer Church, Greenhouse Road, S6 3PT

The show will be presented from Friday, 21st February to Saturday, 22nd February evening at 7.15pm. Further performance Saturday Matinee 2:15pm💙💛

Tickets: Adults £8, children £5—can be obtained from Sue Tele: 0114 2630736).
Book your tickets now and don’t miss this magical panto!

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Community Open Meeting

The Crosspool Forum’s quarterly Open Meetings, held at St. Columba’s Church, play a crucial role in bringing together members of the community to discuss important issues and share ideas.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the date for the next open meeting, originally scheduled for its usual day, has now been moved on by a day to 7 p.m. Friday, 31st January

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Carol Service at Tapton Hill Church

Celebrating Christmas Carol Service

The Loxley Silver Band are delighted to be returning once again to Tapton Hill Congregational Church for the annual Christmas carol concert.
This Sunday 15th December at 2.45pm

The Church is on the corner of Manchester Road and Tapton Hill Road.

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Melodious Brass of the Salvation Army Band

The annual Christmas concert at Stephen Hill Church in Crosspool is a cherished tradition, marking the season’s festivities with the melodious brass of the Salvation Army Band.

This event, set for 7:45 pm this Wednesday, 11th December, invites the community to gather and revel in the spirit of Christmas through timeless carols and music. It’s a heart-warming occasion that brings together the joy of music and the warmth of community during the most wonderful time of the year.

Don’t miss this chance to enjoy The Salvation Army Band’s annual concert and to support their praiseworthy cause. There is no admission fee, but you will have an opportunity to contribute a donation to the ongoing work of the Salvation Army in Sheffield if you wish.

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Children’s Christmas Party

To bring joy and friendship to the Crosspool community, today the Crosspool Forum hosted their annual Children’s Christmas Party at St Columba’s Church. A magical festive afternoon of fun, music and refreshments for the children and their families.

The highlight of the party was the magical and entertaining performance by Barney Baloney and Henry the Cheeky Monkey.
Barney Baloney, a talented magician and entertainer, had the children and their families captivated with his incredible magic tricks and illusions.
The children were in awe as Barney performed his tricks, making objects disappear and reappear before their very eyes. Henry’s antics added an element of surprise and delight to the show, as he caused chaos and mayhem. Delighted by Henry’s antics, their laughter and smiles filled the room with joy and laughter.
Thoroughly enjoying the entertainment and the chance to celebrate the Christmas season together, the parents and guardians were delighted to see their little ones having such a wonderful time.

The Crosspool Forum had worked tirelessly to organize the party, ensuring that every detail was taken care of to make the afternoon special for the children. From the entertainment, the amazing raffle prizes and Christmas gifts, to the delicious refreshments, every aspect of the event was designed for fun and laughter.  

As the party drew to a close, the sense of community and friendship was palpable. The children and their families, who had come together to celebrate the Christmas season with a traditional Children’s Christmas Party, left with beaming smiles and clutching Christmas gifts from Father Christmas and memories that would last a lifetime.