Sheffield Content Club is a meetup for people in Sheffield who write, design, make or plan content.
Sheffield Content Club is a meetup for the city’s content creators and after two whole years, we are back! Meet like-minded folk and listen to some great speakers in a positive, welcoming environment.
Join us for edition six on 26th April 2022 from 6.30pm at Harland Works. And if you can't make it or would rather watch from home, we're going to have a crack at livestreaming the event too.
What's it all about?
I know, I know – content is such a broad term that can mean all sorts of different things. But we don’t need to worry about that. If you’re involved in the process of making content of any kind – words, pictures, audio, video – then this is the meetup for you.
Whether you’re a writer, illustrator, designer, podcaster or someone who makes things happen, we’ll come together, share what we know and see if we can build our own little community.
What happens at Sheffield Content Club?
Speakers
Like most meetups, you’ll get to hear from two fantastic speakers who’ve created some cracking content. They’ll be sharing their work and we’ll be asking them to take us behind the scenes to see how it all got made. We want you to go away inspired, but also full of practical ideas that you can then use in your own thing, whatever that may be.
The Content Exchange
We’re going to rope off a section of wall space where we’ll have two columns. Column one will be for you to offer up your services or types of project you’d like to get involved with. In column two, you can add a specific project, topic or idea that you’re looking for help with. It’s professional matchmaking with Post Its.
Eating, drinking, polite chit-chat
Of course, there will be plenty of time for you to enjoy a beverage, eat something delicious and get down to some good old-fashioned talking to people. John St Kitchen is a marvellous cafe in the heart of Harland Works and will be able to sort you right out sustenance-wise.
Our supporters
Sheffield Content Club is organised by Iain Broome of Very Meta, and the team at Little Mesters. Joe Horner takes the gorgeous photos. And it all takes place at John St Kitchen, part of Harland Works.
