3 July 2026 · 09:00
Sheffield Digital: Geek Brekky
Watt Bar & Kitchen
Informal morning get-together over coffee and breakfast at Watt Bar & Kitchen. Everyone welcome.
Getting there and what to expect
Getting there
- Stops: Furnival Street/Arundel Lane (adj) (109 m); Furnival Street/Arundel Lane (opp) (118 m); Paternoster Row (SS2) (125 m) (Stops: NaPTAN, Department for Transport (OGL v3); lines: bustimes.org / Bus Open Data (OGL v3))
- Sheffield Rail Station 280 m away, tram at Sheffield Station 390 m away (Stops: NaPTAN, Department for Transport (OGL v3); lines: bustimes.org / Bus Open Data (OGL v3))
- Parking: Charles Street 180 m, 530 spaces (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
- Cycle parking 30 m, EV charger 140 m (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
- About 6 min walk from the city centre (450 m, straight-line estimate) (Straight-line estimate at 5 km/h; streets are longer)
- Open on the main map with this event pinned (Sheffield Events live map)
- Can I get there and back? Put your postcode into the tool below for the last bus and tram, the walk home, and the car parks. (Timetables: Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.)
Around the venue
- Air quality within WHO guideline (PM2.5 5.0, PM10 10.4 µg/m³, sensor 1.7 km away) (Air quality: Sensor.Community (ODbL, indicative) and DEFRA UK-AIR (OGL v3))
- Defibrillator 70 m, toilets 240 m (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
- No storm overflow discharging within 1 km (Storm overflows: Yorkshire Water (CC BY 4.0))
Can I get there and back
The last bus and tram, the walk, what is recorded about step-free access and the car parks.
- Nearest defibrillator Defibrillator 70 m away · 24/7
- Nearest toilets Toilets 240 m away · wheelchair accessible · charge to use
- Nearest cycle parking Cycle parking 30 m away · 6 spaces · Sheffield City Council
- Nearest EV charger EV charger 140 m away · Franklin Energy /Sheffield City Council
Read about this area on Wikipedia
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The National Centre for Popular Music was a museum in Sheffield, England, for pop and rock music and contemporary culture generally, a £15 million project largely funded with contributions from the National Lottery, which opened on 1 March 1999, and closed in June 2000.
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- Cultural Industries Quarter
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- Site Gallery
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- Showroom Cinema, Sheffield
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