What's On and Things To Do Around Braithwell

Singing songs and making music together is a fantastic way of supporting the development and well-being of children under 4 - and it’s fun for adults too!

a-ha: Electric Summer Plus OMD. Artists performing: A-Ha, OMD.: Tickets avaiable.

#PointFEST is a family-friendly music festival hosted here at The Point on 26 May.  There’s loads to enjoy, including DJ sets, a silent disco, our very family-style UV rave, face-painting and arts drop-in workshops.

Come along for a morning of creative animal sculpting! Join us as we get messy with mod-roc and clay, and make your very own sculptures inspired by the wonderful animals we have in our collections. This event is suitable for children aged 4-11 years old, who must be accompanied by an adult

Explore the Museum and craft something inspired the treasures you find. The event costs just £2.50 per child (non-refundable) and booking is essential. To book your place please call 01709 336633 or pop into the Museum.

Our annual Golf Tournament at Doncaster Golf Club, Bessacarr, is on Friday 1st June 2018. £240. Includes bacon sarny and coffee in the morning; evening meal, and all the usual competitions e.g. longest drive; nearest pin; plus individual highest score first three team places.

Come and take part in some spring themed activities and explore the wildlife around the park. Make your own windmill and have a go at some spring planting. Event includes free environmental play activities with Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust part of the Natural Neighbourhoods Project.

Hosted every Wednesday night and welcoming singers, songwriters and artists to join us in our public bar to jam the night away whilst enjoying the finest selection of real and draught ales. As our bar staff for more information.

Vinyl Night offers music lovers the chance to listen to, buy and swap vinyls in an age where music is dominated by digital. Hosted by DJ Graham and in conjunction with Vinyl Sound Bar, located in Rotherham’s Indoor Market.

If you didn’t know we host the Rotherham Punk Club every month, where have you been hiding!? This month, we have post-punk rockers Klammer all the way from Leeds, as well as Lincoln based rockers Jump Boys.

Whoooooo are you? Who who? Who who? Does that give you a small clue to the first tribute band to take to the stage for our double header night? You’ve guessed it, we’ve got The Who tribute Who’s Next! Sharing the stage are A Band Called Malice - a tribute to the music of The Jam.

If you’ve not had enough rock after witnessing Who’s Next and A Band Called Malice earlier in the night on our outdoor stage, head indoors for an extra hour of music as Punk/New Wave covers band New York Rocks perform live. If you’re just starting your night, why not being with a free gig!?

We love Pale Ale and we love Indie music, which is why we have named our little Indie festival after one of Chantry Brewery’s most loved tipples, New York Pale Ale.

We can’t let a Bank Holiday Monday slide past without putting some entertainment on for you all! If you haven’t got plans and fancy a Bank Holiday pint, pop down to the Cutlers for an afternoon of music from John Fox, New Band and Bloodlines.

The Inspectors are made up of four born and bred Yorkshire boys who cover classic Rock and Pop songs in a way no other band can.

It’s June, it’s summer and a weekend of rock music is on the cards and always, we have delivered! Join us for an evening real music, real ales and real food and spend your Saturday in the sun (fingers crossed!

As if our Iron & Steel Rock Festival earlier in the day wasn’t enough for you, we’ve got rock covers band R’N’FR to perform on the indoor stage. Enjoy another drink, de-camp to the comfort of the bar and sing along to classic rock hits.

Whether you had a heavy or chilled Saturday night, spend your Sunday afternoon enjoying a proper pint of real ale and foot tapping along to your favourite songs, as we welcome Punk, Rock, Ska and Pop covers band The Fugitives to the stage.

Hosted every Wednesday night and welcoming singers, songwriters and artists to join us in our public bar to jam the night away whilst enjoying the finest selection of real and draught ales. As our bar staff for more information.

Vinyl Night offers music lovers the chance to listen to, buy and swap vinyls in an age where music is dominated by digital. Hosted by DJ Graham and in conjunction with Vinyl Sound Bar, located in Rotherham’s Indoor Market.

The intro to ’Nothing Else Matters’ by Metallica is one of the most well known and spine tingling intros in rock music history.

Did you grow up in the era of mini-skirts, The Beatles, Breakfast at Tiffany’s and mini-scooters? We’re talking about the 60’s of course!

When you think of Ska and Reggae music, you wouldn’t think of Sheffield would you? However, since 2011, Jungle Lion have put Sheffield and Ska on the map.

Sunday; a day of rest, mountains of dinner and the chance to enjoy a nice, cold pint at your local whilst listening to a local band make sweet, sweet music.

The Rotherham Rogue boys are heading up our indoor stage to get your weekend off to the best start. Expect covers of classic rock hits such as A Town Called Malice, Brown Eyed Girl and Teenage Kicks, alongside more modern chart toppers and original material.

We love it when we have a full night of live music! Performing on our indoor stage straight after Noasis and Chequered Past on our outdoor stage is 90’s/Indie covers band Sonnet. From Oasis and The Stone Roses to Ocean Colour Scene and The La’s, the lads of Sonnet have a set list of serious bangers.

You’re ’Free’ to be whatever you want to be, but you won’t ’Live Forever’ so ’Don’t Look Back In Anger’.

The words ’Black Toad’ don’t sound very appealing for a Sunday afternoon, do they? However, if you’re a lover of Blues and Rock then an afternoon with Black Toad will be just what you need, as we welcome the six-piece band to our indoor stage.

Join Senior Ranger at Creswell Crags, Jim Anderson, on this archaeology themed walk of Anston Stones. He will regale you with fascinating facts and information about the archaeology and history of the site, whilst walking and enjoying the sunshine!

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Round up your Pink Ladies and T-Birds and head to Magna on Friday 15th June for a summer-lovin GREASE 40th Anniversary Party Night. Fancy dress is encouraged and full audience participation guaranteed.

FREE Entry (charge applies to rides etc) Fun Day with bouncy castles, stalls, food. There will be music, children’s games and competitions. Army Cadets Climbing Wall - free. Princess and super heroes through out the day; Endeavour martial arts display; All that jazz dance display; Giant inflatable play zone

Fun Dog Show Raising funds for the RSPCA on the old golf course. £2 entry per class; 3 classes £5: Registration from 11.30am. Craft Stalls; refreshments; Prosecco Bar; games; sweet stalls; Photography. Followed by Picnic in the Park.

For a truly bug’s eye view of the world, your child will shrink to the size of an insect - with a special pair of antennae to wear - and explore the garden in all its bright and blooming glory.

presented by Ryton Chorale, conductor David Wynne with Worksop Youth Choir, conductor Ruth Massey and Priory School Ukelele Band A programme of well known, popular and light music featuring well known favourites including The Hallelujah Chorus, O When The Saints Go Marching In and Londonderry Air.

Join us for an evening walk to discover the amazing stories of a model industrial village, created during the 18th and 19th centuries by the Earls Fitzwilliam around their growing industries of iron and coal.

Come along to the Script craft fair for a three-day extravaganza. As well as a variety of beautifully handmade crafts there will be live entertainment, gin and prosecco cocktails, funfair rides, face painting plus much more.

Come and make a mighty robot. Some materials will be provided but please bring any cardboard or materials you would like to use too. You can leave your robot to be part of our Robot Gallery to celebrate the coming of MAN ENGINE later in the month.

Visit our ‘Pop Up Department Store’ in the Ironworks inside Elsecar Heritage Centre, Barnsley over the weekend of Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd June.

Spot the musical notes/ symbols in the house and garden to reveal what the hidden tune is and win a prize! As you tour the property, you will see that there are two pianos.

Book your visit in the early evening to explore the house at your own pace. Take in the spaces the family relaxed in after a busy days work at their grocers business as you wander through this family home. Take your time, pouring over our collection of every day family possessions and see what you can discover.

Ever wondered what is hidden within the cupboards and drawers at Mr Straw’s House' Join us for an exclusive behind the scenes tour. Come and discover something new at Mr Straw’s House, with a behind the scenes tour. Step over the ropes, and explore the collection further in our archive.

Get creative at an artist led Craft Bomb workshop. Come along and make finger puppets from lots of different recycled and craft materials. It is sure to be a fun workshop – why not put on your own puppet show afterwards with the results!

This talented art group are holding an exhibition of their work. There will be an interesting variety of ORIGINAL ART WORK on display. The exhibition will be opened at 7pm on Friday 8 June by Councillor Madelaine Richardson. Any artwork that is purchased may be taken away on the day.

Barlborough is an attractive historic village and a range of interesting buildings can be seen all around the village centre. The village is situated close to Renishaw Hall for possible combined visit.

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As part of the new Grand Tour Season 3, Renishaw Hall will hold a new series of Hall tours focusing on the incredible art collection of the Sitwell brothers, and will also host contemporary art pieces and poetry inspired by the Sitwell family and their historic home, and present a new interpretation looking in to the