Daytime Venue: CADS (Creative Arts Development Space) 7 Smithfield, Shalesmoor, St. Vincents Quarter, Sheffield S3 7AR. (West Bar area, 5 mins from city centre).

Evening Venue: Redhouse pub, 168 Solly Street S1 4BB (just round the corner from the Free School)

A full line-up of activities is now being sorted out. If you would like to apply to offer a workshop or other activity please CONTACT US BY EMAIL:  info@sheffieldsocialcentre.org.uk.

Workshops and activities line-up

Learn your workplace rights
Grow your own food
Yoga
Tool-sharpening
Film screenings
Squatting
Anarcha-feminism
Bicycle games
Kid-friendly activities
Recycled art & puppetry
History of social centres
Bicycle maintenance
Hunt Sabbing
Fighting the cuts

+ Vegan food available

Timetable of workshops to be announced soon, please check our website at;  http://sheffieldsocialcentre.org.uk/


Post Free School Social & fundraiser for Sheffield Social Centre

Saturday 15th October
8pm- late
The Red House Pub
168 Solly Street S1 4BB
(just round the corner from the Free School)

Band line-up to be announced soon, please check our website at  http://sheffieldsocialcentre.org.uk/

Suggested donation £4 (£3 conc)

WHAT’S THIS ALL ABOUT?

You might have noticed that our everyday lives involve being bombarded from all angles by people whose primary desire in life is to make money. This can have one or two downsides: the creation of a culture in which happiness and well-being are measured in pounds and pence, the systematic sacrifice of planet earth in the name of business, and the life of a person coming to be quantified in terms of their financial worth instead of their intrinsic value as a thinking, breathing human being.

On 15th October 2011, people in Sheffield will be coming together to resist the tide of consumer capitalism, exploitation and crisis, creating a space for the free sharing of skills, ideas and knowledge. Come along to the Sheffield free school – maybe even to share a skill of your own.
The free school is being organised by members of the Sheffield Social Centre project, which aims to establish a permanent space for non-hierarchical, anti-capitalist and non-discriminatory activity in Sheffield.