This Wednesday, The day after Spinal Tap perform live at Wembley Arena, Oliver Dawson Saxon, the unsung heroes that provided much of the inspiration for the iconic spoof "rockumentary", will be playing a free open air gig outside Sheffield’s main train station in Sheaf Square, 5.00pm - 8.00pm.
Steve Dawson, bass player, says; “When we started out, we played our first ever gig in Sheffield and then went on to play all over the world. So we are delighted to be back performing in the city where it all began for us”
Due to the heavy rain on 10 June, Frock Swap had to be rescheduled and is now taking place this Wednesday. Don’t settle for the ordinary when it comes to your wardrobe – revitalise it with Sheffield’s Largest Clothes Swap at the Millennium Gallery from 6.30pm – 7.30pm. Visit www.eventsheffield.com for details.
Sophie Mei of Britain’s Got Talent invites you to an evening of Eastern delight in a land of bold colours, fan and silk dances, pretty Geisha girls, fabulous food and glowing lanterns, at Wong Ting, 8.00pm - 10.30pm. For more information visit www.mysocialevents.co.uk
Wednesday Night Live sees a host of your most loved city centre retailers join forces to remain open until a minimum of 7pm every Wednesday allowing you to enjoy shopping after working hours including M&S, John Lewis, Debenhams, TK Maxx and excellent new cook-shop Livsstil (visit www.shop-sheffield.com for details). Why not make a night of it and enjoy food and drink at one of the many participating bars and restaurants including Popolo, Cubana, The Harley, Platillos and The Forum?
For details of all events and offers visit http://www.wednesdaynightlive.co.uk/
In addition, Museums Sheffield and the Winter Garden will remain open until 8pm throughout the Summer months and don’t forget that all journeys in Sheffield are only £1 after 7pm on First buses - making Sheffield city centre the place to be on a Wednesday evening.
What will you be doing on Wednesday?