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4 July 2026 · 13:00 – 17:00

Sheffield Radical Pride 2026

Sheffield City Hall, Barker's Pool, Sheffield, S1 2JA

Sheffield’s grassroots, anti-capitalist answer to corporate Pride returns for another year of unapologetic queer resistance. Radical Pride is run entirely by unpaid volunteers with no council, police or corporate sponsorship, putting protest and trans rights back at the heart of the day.

Gather at City Hall from 1pm and march through the city centre behind the banners, before spilling into a free park party from 3pm with community stalls, handmade goods, game stalls, face painting and space to simply take up room together. Organisers foreground solidarity and accessibility for everyone.

It is free, family-friendly and open to all – bring placards, banners, noise and mates. Whether you come to march, to protest or just to find your people in the sunshine, this is Pride with its politics firmly intact.

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Getting there and what to expect

Weather

  • Sunset 21:36, dark from 22:27 (Sunset and dusk computed for the venue)

Getting there

  • Stops: City Hall (NE Entrance) towards Middlewood/Malin Br (89 m); City Hall (Sw Entrance) towards Middlewood/Malin Br (103 m); Carver Street/Ca1 (27617) (113 m) (Stops: NaPTAN, Department for Transport (OGL v3); lines: bustimes.org / Bus Open Data (OGL v3))
  • Sheffield Rail Station 680 m away, tram at City Hall 90 m away (Stops: NaPTAN, Department for Transport (OGL v3); lines: bustimes.org / Bus Open Data (OGL v3))
  • Parking: NCP Campo Lane 230 m, 150 spaces (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
  • Cycle parking 40 m, EV charger 90 m (Carver Lane Charge Point) (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
  • About 2 min walk from the city centre (160 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 2.4, PM10 4.2 µg/m³, sensor 1.9 km away) (Air quality: Sensor.Community (ODbL, indicative) and DEFRA UK-AIR (OGL v3))
  • Defibrillator 100 m, toilets 180 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.

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Positions and details are as mapped by volunteers; check before relying on them.

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Vehicle positions via bustimes.org from the Bus Open Data Service (Open Government Licence v3.0). Positions can lag by a minute or two.

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