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BHM: Closing Night – Sharrow Young Leaders presents...

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The season closes with a celebration of young Black creativity, community and the power of young people in Sheffield.

Enjoy an energetic screening programmed by Sharrow Young Leaders (film title to be confirmed shortly).

Join us for a chance to celebrate their creativity, hard work and the amazing event they’ve brought together to close Black History Month 2026.

All tickets £5: Tickets to all events in our Black History Month 2026 programme are just £5.

Partners
  • Sharrow Community Forum Sharrow Community Forum is a membership organisation. Our main areas of work are around supporting children, young people and families, community cohesion and community involvement, and providing accessible and affordable spaces for hire. We deliver a range of services and activities from the Old Junior School and Adventures community hub.

  • Big Ben Family Group Big Ben Family Group specialising in community engagement, strategic planning, governance, diversity and inclusion, and stakeholder engagement. With over 20 years of leadership experience across industry, community development and public service, they work with organisations to build trust, strengthen relationships and ensure lived experience shapes decision-making.

  • RosaSenCis Film Production Company RosaSenCis Film Production Company’s main focus is producing films that look at dance, arts, cultural heritage, oral history, vulnerable groups and the Roma community. Based in the UK but working closely with organisations in Europe. The company also runs several podcast series and has collaborated with local, national and international institutions, artists, NGOs and companies.

  • The CLARITY+ project The CLARITY+ project brings together 17 community organisations serving people from minority ethnic communities in Sheffield, Rotherham, Birmingham, Dudley and Coventry to collectively reimagine ways of valuing the work that they do. Over the course of the project, we have collaborated with a range of community organisations on a diverse range of health-related events, including Black men’s mental health, the health of Muslim mothers, and the health and well-being of Roma communities.

Accessibility Information

Accessibility information for Showroom Cinema can be found on our website and on AccessAble. If you have any questions regarding accessibility for the festival, please feel free to contact us at communties@srws.org.uk

Information on Accessibility at Showroom Cinema

Black History Month: We Are the Storytellers

We Are the Storytellers is a youth-led film and arts programme celebrating young Black creativity in Sheffield this October, made with five talented youth groups from across the city. This event is part of Black History Month 2026 at Showroom Cinema.

Explore Black History Month: We Are the Storytellers

Duration 2h 30m

Now showing

Thursday 5 November 2026