Come and join us on World Fish Migration Day to learn more about fish migration on our urbanised rivers in Sheffield. Register online here to get free tickets. 

This in-person event will focus on the work taking place by multiple partners to help fish migrate up and down our rivers, helping them to find the best habitat to feed, shelter, spawn and grow.

You're welcome to drop in at any time over the course of the event between 10:30am and 2:30pm. During the day there will be organised walks to the nearby fish pass at Ball Street Bridge.

There will also be two walks taking place during the day:

Walk 1 - 10:45am to 11:30am - meet at Brearley Room, Kelham Island museum for a return walk to the local fish pass at Ball Street Bridge to hear about the work carried out to improve fish passage along the River Don. Limited spaces, please book here.

Walk 2 - 1:30pm to 2:15pm - meet at Brearley Room, Kelham Island museum for a return walk to the local fish pass at Ball Street Bridge to hear about the work carried out to improve fish passage along the River Don. Limited spaces, please book here.

If all tickets for the walks are sold out, more spaces may be available on the day.

Doncaster Festival of Colour: See like a Bee!

We’ll be joining our partners Right Up Our Street on Sunday 26th May and Tuesday 28th May, 10am-4pm, as they host the incredible art experience, the Luminarium - Architects of Air, by Alan Parkinson, as part of the Doncaster Festival of Colour.

After your visit, drop by our stall by the Doncaster Minster for crafts & creative activities. Find out how wildlife sees colour differently to humans, experience seeing like a bee in UV and try writing secret messages…

Click here for more info about the event and to book your tickets to the Luminarium - Architects of Air, by Alan Parkinson.

Doncaster Festival of Colour: See like a Bee!

We’ll be joining our partners Right Up Our Street on Sunday 26th May and Tuesday 28th May, 10am-4pm, as they host the incredible art experience, the Luminarium - Architects of Air, by Alan Parkinson, as part of the Doncaster Festival of Colour.

After your visit, drop by our stall by the Doncaster Minster for crafts & creative activities. Find out how wildlife sees colour differently to humans, experience seeing like a bee in UV and try writing secret messages…

Click here for more info about the event and to book your tickets to the Luminarium - Architects of Air, by Alan Parkinson.

We will be at the Sprotbrough Eco Fest running a stall with fun activities! Come and talk to us, learn about the River Don and our exciting All Hands on the Don project! There will be lots of stalls and activities to get involved in with other organisations.