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Volunteer Meeting
Volunteers Meeting Monday 2nd November 6-8 in Meersbrook Hall Ruskin Room (First Floor) Do join us for our first volunteers open event to discuss the various volunteer opportunities and roles we are going to need to run the building effectively. If you can’t see a role for yourself in the list posted then come and…
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Heritage Open Days Fully Booked
We are pleased to say that the heritage tours are now fully booked. We will be running more tours in the future so please wait for next dates. Thank you
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Heritage Open Days
We’ve made the Sheffield heritage Open Days 2026 Brochure thanks to our friend Janet Ridler. Do you know about Heritage Open Days?
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Big Clean Up Weekend
Join Us! MEERSBROOK HALL BIG CLEAN UP WEEKEND Come and help to clean up Meersbrook Hall now that we have been given access to the buildingFRI 4TH – SUN 6TH SEPTEMBER Sign Up Here Our Supervised Clean-up Shifts will be:Friday, Saturday & Sunday11.00am – 1.00pm1.00pm – 3.00pm3:00pm -5:00pm
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MPUT AGM
We’ve been invited to give an update on the progress of our plans for the hall at the Annual General Meeting of the Meersbrook Park Users Trust on Thursday 10th September 6.30pm-8.30pm at St. Paul’s Church Norton Lees. Our new Chair Mark Cordle will be speaking. We hope to see you there.
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Heritage Open Days
Your chance to visit the historic 18th Century Meersbrook Hall in Sheffield which housed the Ruskin Museum in Sheffield for 63 years and Florence Nightingale once stayed here. The Friends group is working to reopen it for public use and enjoyment.This event is part of heritage open days 2026 and booking is essential https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/meersbrook-hall-sheffield-tours.html
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12-4pm Sun 11th September 2016 – Heritage Open Day and Makers Fair
Take a tour of Meersbrook Hall and hear talks by members of the Guild of St George – the organisation established by John Ruskin in 1871 to make England a happier place in which to live. Through the Guild, Ruskin founded the Ruskin Museum specifically for Sheffield’s workers. He filled it with a collection of…
Friends of Meersbrook Hall
BRINGING MEERSBROOK HALL BACK TO LIFE