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Weston Park Museum is celebrating 150 years! It is at the centre of art in the city, and is now displaying over 400 works to mark the special occasion. Head to Weston Park between now and next November to enjoy the free to enter exhibition titled 'Gathering Landscapes'.

The Weston Park Museum with teal walls displaying framed art and glass cases holding artifacts under bright ceiling lights.Four framed landscape art works on a dark blue wall. It includes a gold-framed painting of a mountain scene and smaller pieces depicting rocky terrain.An activity corner with a small wooden chair and white desk. There are shelves holding craft materials and a wall displaying colorful hand-drawn pictures.A glass display case with white sculptural art in the foreground, with framed landscape paintings on walls in the background.

Get ready to see these iconic Sheffield landmarks lit up like never before. From 5th to 14th December, 5pm-9pm, Central Library, Sheffield Cathedral and Pounds Park will dance with spectacular light projections by the likes of PeteMcKee and Peachzz. Images by Doug Banks for Marketing Sheffield

The stunning Peachzz mural in Pounds Park catches the light on a clear winter day. It looks magnificent against a clear blue sky.Sheffield Central Library taken from outside the Winter Garden on a clear day. Yellow hoarding skirts the bottom.Sheffield Cathedral can be seen beyond some bare branches on a clear winter day with people walking past. Leaves are on lawn out front.

150 years of Sheffield’s art collection! There is a new exhibition on display! A range of works can be seen at the Millennium Gallery until January. There is a unique piece by the brilliant Grayson Perry among walls of paintings, photos, and statues.

A sign showing the ‘New Horizons’ exhibition at the Millennium Gallery.Grayson Perry’s art. It shows words related to Britain on a colourful backdrop made to look like a bank note.The new exhibition, with a number of paintings on a dark wall. There is a bench and sculpture in view too.

‘What is your favourite place in Sheffield?’ Inspired by Peter Blundell Jones’ exhibition at the University of Sheffield, we want to know which part of the city holds a special place in your heart. His design presents a detailed model of Sheffield in 1900, transporting you back in time.

One of the factories displays on the model, with a tall chimney and detailed windows included.A close look at one of the buildings in the model, standing out above a raft of smaller structures around it.A wide-shot of the design, with a full Sheffield from 1900 made from scaled white parts.Looking down one of the roads in the design, with notable lampposts lining the street with buildings on both sides.

As we head into the colder months, and the leaves turn and fall, Sheffield keeps shining! Take a look at our selection of photos to showcase the city through September. Thanks to all the photographers for their photos. thomas.duckenfield emmabphoto Jane Tomlinson's Run For All tech.moon

A photo of Sheffield Town Hall rising behind vibrant autumn trees in shades of red, orange, and green, with stone fountains in the foreground under a bright blue sky.Large mural of a Henderson’s Relish bottle with a flames and a red heart behind it, painted on the side of The Moor Market, with people walking past on the street.Runners setting off at the Sheffield 10K under a purple start banner, with one runner in a blue charity shirt flexing and cheering at the camera.A giant mural of a white and golden rose painted on the side of Kelham Island Museum, with industrial machinery at its base and a person walking past below.