Join us at the UK's No.1 food hall, Cambridge Street Collective in Sheffield city centre, to hear high quality live music for 0-4s and their grown-ups. Concerteenies creative practitioner Sarah Carroll, will be joined by a different musician each week; Martin Harwood (fiddle/ guitar/ vocals), Ford Collier (tabla/ whistle/ guitar/ calabash), Luke Carver Goss (accordion/ guitar/ didgeridoo), Manon McCoy (harp), Polly Ives (cello/ ukulele/ vocals) and Kate Griffin (banjo/ guitar).
These events are designed to relax and reinvigorate parents and carers while creating special bonding moments with their children through specially tailored musical and sensory activities. Give your children their first experiences of hearing an eclectic mix of high-quality live music alongside the ever-popular bubbles, percussion, props and puppets. There is a calm and welcoming environment with buggy access, nappy changing facilities, cups of tea or coffee and breastfeeding is welcome.
Special Offers
Concerteenies ticket holders get 10% off all drinks & free babyccinos with any purchase from Locale Coffee and 20% off full pizzas from Michies from 12pm - 3pm.
More Info
Please book a ticket for all adults and children who will be attending. There's no need to print your tickets, just show your QR code on the door or give your name.
Refunds are available up to 7 days before the event.
There are lots of public transport links to the venue which we encourage audience members to use. There are also car parks nearby.
Our concerts take place in Kumo Bar on level 2 of Cambridge Street Collective.
Please allow plenty of time. Cambridge Street Collective is open from 8am. Kumo's doors open 15 minutes before the start of the concert.
This venue is buggy and wheelchair accessible and has toilets on the ground floor and level 1. Baby changing facilities are available. You may be asked to leave your buggy outside of the performance area, but we recommend that you keep valuables with you. Please contact concerteenies@gmail.com with any accessibility queries.
You are responsible for the safety of your own children and belongings.