​Heritage Open Days 2025 will run from 12 - 21 September

 

Our 2025 brochure is now available to download HERE!

 

Printed copies are currently being distributed across the Sheffield area and can be picked up from libraries and other local outlets.

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You can also pick up a brochure at our pop-up barrow inside the main entrance to Sheffield Moor Market on Saturday 23 August between 9.00-12.00

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***Date changes  & alterations to the printed brochure:​

 

As always please check the national listings site for any changes before setting off to an event to avoid disappointment. Our brochure was printed in July 2025 so listings may be subject to change at short notice.

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Loxley Cemetery Open Day - Saturday 13 September

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Sheffield Modernist Society Walking app launch/walk - Saturday 13 September

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Stan Shaw 'Little Mester' talk - Tuesday 16th September

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Old Head Post Office tour - Saturday 13 September 

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The postcode for the Wesleyan Reform Church is S10 4PR

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Please note that the University of Sheffield are not offering tours of the Arts Tower as part of their programme of events for Heritage Open Days. 
 **Due to unforeseen circumstances some urgent infrastructure work must be carried out to   University of Sheffield buildings around Western Bank on the weekend of 13th & 14th September.  Tour 1 (Firth Court & the Rotunda) and tours of the Alfred Denny Museum will now be ticket only and limited to 15 people per tour; the meeting point for the tours has also changed. Please see our booking website (https://sheffield.ac.uk/public-engagement/upcoming-events/heritage-open-days-guided-tours) for full details of the changes and accessibility.

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Cancelled - Holy Trinity now New Testament Church of God open day 12th September.

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Visit our News and Updates page for a list of late registrations which weren't in time to be included in the printed brochure.

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Heritage Open Days is England's largest community led festival of history and culture, involving thousands of local volunteers and organisations. Every year in September it brings people together to celebrate their heritage, community and history. Stories are told, traditions explored, and histories brought to life. It’s your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – and it’s all FREE​​

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