What could be more fun than hitting up a festival filled with your favourite handheld food? This year, Wing Fest is back and better than ever. Snap up tickets starting from £19.50 per person, sport your complimentary trucker hat and enjoy an event packed with beer, axe throwing, eating competition and live music. 

Head over to Abbeydale Road where Shuffle Shack is bringing you one of the top fun things to do in Sheffield. Whether you're heading down with mates or dates, this quirky activity spot promises competition, cocktails and delicious Italian food.

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A quirky way to get to know the city better, this fun scavenger hunt is giving you puzzles, codes and clues that will take you around some of Sheffield's most famous landmarks and historical streets before finishing up with food and pints at a great local pub.

Step up your dart game with Arrowsmith's at Bungalows & Bears Sheffield. With digital dartboards that will leave you breathless, a delicious tapas buffet and a complimentary drink on arrival, you're in for 90 minutes of pure excitement starting at just £9.

Taking place in Sheffield, CityDays is one of the best activities in town. Get ready to wander through the city as clues to a murder get sent to your phone. Solve challenges and clues while strolling through the city and if you're smart, you'll catch the killer.

While you may be more used to eating YO!'s delicious grub, you can now also learn how to cook them up yourself. Head to its school in Meadowhall to perfect your knife skills, create sushi (including nigiri, maki and more), as well as tuck into tasty plates.

If you're looking for fun activities in Sheffield city centre, head on over to Lane7. This brilliant and quirky location is home to a bucketload of cracking games. So, while you have a go at bowling, ping pong, darts or shuffleboard, delve into juicy burgers paired with cocktails.

Adult-only mini golf? Arcade games? Raunchy surprises? It can only be GloryHoles, the most debaucherous of things to do in Sheffield. Head on down to swing your shaft at holes across the courses, before settling down in the lounge for food and booze galore.

Found on Flat Street in the city centre, Mecca Sheffield is bringing the fun with its brilliant bingo bonanzas. Not only can you play a classic game with your dabbers and fun calls, but also enjoy a bit of a party with live tribute acts and other quirky events.

One of the best bars on Abbeydale Road, Picture House Social mixes excellent eats and plenty of activities. Alongside a stellar menu of freshly-made Neapolitan pizza and handcrafted cocktails you'll find bottomless brunch, ping pong tables and live performances.

A city with one of the richest musical histories in the country, Sheffield is an excellent place for gigs. From venues hosting some of the brightest young things in the biz, to those showcasing local bands and folk talent, we've got the lowdown on the best spots for live music.

If you're looking to do something a little different next time you and your mates get together, then book one of the many Thirsty Work Sip and Paint Parties events, hosted at Church - Temple of Fun in Sheffield. Tickets start from £25 per person and include a scrumptious bellini cocktail on arrival, followed by your chance to whip up a masterpiece. Tools and guidance are provided so you only need to bring your creativity, and if you're looking to shake a few things off? Well, there's a Taylor Swift night for that.

One of the quirkiest places to eat in Sheffield, Pom Kitchen is the pink-hued hangout fronting Aussie bites and colourful sips. Perfect if you're looking for a fun brunch spot for a birthday or friendly get-together, the Ecclesall Road restaurant offers a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach.

Head over to Kelham Island, where, alongside craft pints and vegan comfort eats, Church - Temple of Fun is serving up a stellar programme of cool and quirky activities, from arcade games and film screenings, to dog life drawing nights.

Whether you're looking to treat yourself or someone else, afternoon tea at Brocco Kitchen is always an excellent idea. Their menus change seasonally but always promise tier-upon-tier of tasty finger sandwiches, scones, sweets and a glass of something fizzy.

The largest food hall in the north of England, Cutlery Works is home to an impressive line-up of independent street food vendors. Stop by and sample some of their wares, including artisan hot chocolate, fresh pizza and plenty of local craft pints.

One of the best things to do in Sheffield, this unique afternoon tea at Oisoi Gathering brings you a quirky take on the classic offering. Swapping sarnies and scones for dim sum and delicious sweet treats, the New Era Square restaurant also lets you add some very fine fizz to the mix.