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28 September 2026 · 18:00 – 22:00

Freak Film Club: How To Blow Up a Pipeline and Fire & Flood: Queer Resilience in the Era of Climate Change

Gut Level

Free entry member led monthly film club for trans and non binary people to fly their freak flag.

Double bill…

How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2022)

A crew of environmental activists plot a daring plan to disrupt an oil pipeline.

Fire & Flood: Queer Resilience in the Era of Climate Change

Tells the story of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and the fires in Santa Rosa, California, two-near simultaneous climate-related disasters in the fall of 2017, through the voices of LGBTQ people who lived through them and were part of the community response. The film explores the vulnerability of LGBTQ communities to climate disasters and also lifts up queer and trans strategies for resilience, transition, and survival.

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Getting there and what to expect

Weather

  • Sunset 18:50, dark from 19:25 (Sunset and dusk computed for the venue)

Getting there

  • Stops: High Street (HS3) (80 m, 30 30A X30 120 120K); Arundel Gate (AG3) (95 m, 24 25 785); High Street (HS2) (97 m, 6 181 779 BL2 YE1) (Stops: NaPTAN, Department for Transport (OGL v3); lines: bustimes.org / Bus Open Data (OGL v3))
  • Sheffield Rail Station 500 m away, tram at Cathedral 110 m away (Stops: NaPTAN, Department for Transport (OGL v3); lines: bustimes.org / Bus Open Data (OGL v3))
  • Parking: Arundel Gate 160 m (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
  • Cycle parking 40 m, EV charger 370 m (OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL))
  • About 3 min walk from the city centre (190 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 3.6, PM10 5.8 µg/m³, sensor 2.2 km away) (Air quality: Sensor.Community (ODbL, indicative) and DEFRA UK-AIR (OGL v3))
  • Defibrillator 170 m, toilets 60 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 170 m away · 24/7
  • Nearest toilets Toilets 60 m away · free
  • Nearest cycle parking Cycle parking 40 m away · free · 6 spaces · Sheffield City Council
  • Nearest EV charger EV charger 370 m away · Franklin Energy /Sheffield City Council

© 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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