Upcoming Events

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Pub & Plan! SWG Walk Leaders' Social
Oct
22

Pub & Plan! SWG Walk Leaders' Social

Calling all SWG Walks Leaders, new and old – this social is for you!

Get together with other walk leaders to help plan walks, swap notes on routes, and share ideas!
We have the upstairs room at The Fat Cat booked out just for us, so what better way to spend an evening than chatting all things walks over a drink and a map.

If you’ve never led a walk with the group but want to find out more about leading, please do join us. You can pair up with more experience walk leaders to plan your walk and chat with your Safety & Training Officer to learn how to become a walk leader 🙂

This will also be a good opportunity to pick up any maps you may want to borrow, as well compasses, first aid kits etc that you may need for your next walk. Please put any requests into the Meetup chat.

If possible, please come prepared with a couple of walks ideas/suggestions, and your availability, so we can start filling in the late Winter/Spring walks calendar.

Looking forward to seeing you all!

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Book Club #15 Prophet Song
Jul
23

Book Club #15 Prophet Song

Our next book is Prophet Song by Paul Lynch, winner of the 2023 booker prize, a dystopian novel inspired by the Syrian refugee crisis, Prophet Song is notable for having a unique writing style, for anyone new to the book club, we go to the pub and have an informal chat about the book and any other interesting questions that it raises, if we get a lot of people, we might split into smaller groups of 3 or 4 and then mix it up halfway through.

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SWG Summer Party 2026
Jul
18

SWG Summer Party 2026

It’s that time of the year!

Time to put aside the muddy boots and throw on something a little more fancy for an unforgettable evening of celebration. Join us on Saturday 19th July for the SWG annual summer party 🥳

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Evening Picnic
May
28

Evening Picnic

  • Rustlings Road Sheffield, England, S11 7AB United Kingdom (map)
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Calling all walkers! Join us in Endcliffe Park to celebrate the start of summer with a picnic in the evening sun!
We will meet at 6.30 by the entrance, then head onto the grass to share some food and good company. Don’t forget to bring a picnic blanket if you have one, some snacks and maybe a ball to throw around!

See you there!

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Peak District 75th Birthday Picnic
Apr
17

Peak District 75th Birthday Picnic

What better way to celebrate the 75th birthday of the Peak District National Park with an outdoor picnic on the beautiful Longshaw Estate? Join the Sheffield Walking Group in our celebration of this moment with a outdoor picnic (weather permitting) and hopefully a glorious sunset!

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Book Club #14 Crossings by Alex Landragin
Apr
16

Book Club #14 Crossings by Alex Landragin

Our next book club choice is a lesser known but intriguing novel: Crossings is written in 3 parts, spanning 150 years and 7 lifetimes and is designed to be read in 2 different directions. Much like a circular walk you could say.. although even Jonathan has yet to lead a walk that spans 7 lifetimes.

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Axe throwing!
Mar
12

Axe throwing!

  • 24 The Moor Sheffield, England, S1 4PA United Kingdom (map)
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Taking a break from walking to try something different. We've booked a session at Boom Battle Bar for axe throwing!

Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned thrower, this is a great chance to hang out with fellow walkers, share some laughs, and maybe discover a hidden talent.

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Book Club #13 The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida
Mar
5

Book Club #13 The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida

In this instalment of book club we will be discussing The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida by Shehan Karuntatilaka

For anyone new to the book club, we go to the pub and have an informal chat about the book and any other interesting questions that it raises. If we get a lot of people, we might split into smaller groups of 3 or 4 and then mix it up halfway through.

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