Sheffield Centre Unitarian Church (Upper Chapel) : Sheffield

The chapel has been on this site since 1700, retaining the original red brick walls. The square contains ancient graves

Dating from around 1700, this chapel is a superb example of a Non-conformist place of worship. Stained glass is later and mostly by Henry Holiday. A warm welcome, with interesting facts about Free Church history. Well worth a visit!

Here for a classical music concert.superb venue

Went to a gig here, bit of a strange place but great for an intimate gig and the acoustics in there were brilliant

What a wonderful place! The people were very friendly and welcoming, with tea, biscuits and a natter after service. Most hospitable and non-judgmental. The chapel itself is a hidden architectural gem, with fabulous stained glass windows and a fine church organ.

Beautiful building. Lots of history. Special and lovely stained glass windows.

Beautiful building and a great music venue.

A nice venue for classical concerts. I attended a concert of Beethoven cello sonatas by Ensemble 360 (Gemma Rosefield, cello; Tim Horton, piano), as part of Music In The Round. A very enjoyable concert, and great value at only £5.

It is a beautiful intimate venue for classical music. But the enjoyment of the Brahms Piano Trio was ruined by the ticking clock on the balcony. I was allowed to move downstairs to the stalls for the second half of the concert - but I'm a balcony/upper circle kind of person for the aesthetics not the price.Ensemble 360 are wonderful musicians with an extensive complex repertoire - and the Upper Chapel to view is fabulous.So why oh why ruin it for my perfect pitch sensitive ears. The musicians were in perfect harmony together but ticking clock took away that mesmerizing goosebumps experience for me. And the musicians deserved that. I will go to see them again - but next time in their home at the Crucible. Please disable that clock for future performances. I was very disappointed I couldn't lose myself in such a fabulous performance. Tick...tick...tick....

Lovely venue. Andy is a very honest and decent man