9-10am on Saturday, 25th July.

Join us for a free Yoga Flow trial session to meet Jasmin. This session will be a great chance to get to know a new teacher, and enjoy a different teaching style. We’d love to hear what you think of the session - your feedback will help inform our future offerings at Open House.

From 7pm on Saturday 18 July

Stuart McCallum is a genre-defying guitarist, composer, and producer whose music weaves together jazz, folk, ambient, and electronic textures. His solo performances of original material, alongside arrangements of old English folk songs, jazz standards and classical works are defined by spacious harmonic voicings, expressive use of reverb and delay, and melodic and virtuosic improvisation.

From 7pm on Friday 17 July

*** Please note that this has been rescheduled from Saturday 11 July***

Join us for a wonderful evening of local talent as we open the stage for our community to share songs, poetry, stories, jokes and other acts.

Email matt@openhousehathersage.com if you’d like to perform.

11am - 12pm on Sunday 5th July

Join experienced gong master Jay Herring for a gong sound bath nestled in the beautiful garden and meadows of 10 Trees.

Expect a deeply immersive, meditative experience that envelops you in the resonant sound waves of multiple, giant therapeutic gongs. The session starts with a simple body scan, and invitation to be present with the moment, and can result in a profoundly restorative nervous system reset. 

From 7pm on Saturday 4 July

We’re thrilled to welcome back Hot Flamingo, the amazing gypsy jazz band that sold out our inaugural Music as Medicine event last September. This talented ensemble brings vintage jazz to life with flair and charm, featuring the captivating vocals of Molly Amour, the dazzling gypsy guitars of JD England and Alfie Russell, and a rich, dynamic rhythm section with Emily Chaplais on violin, Charlie Fothergill on clarinet, and Kate Whittaker on bass.

From 6.30pm on Friday 3rd July.

Join us for a special Mexican x Korean six course tasting menu by local chef John Parsons.

Our pop-up bar will also be open, serving house cocktails and mocktails, beer, wine and more.

7.15-8.45pm on Sunday 21st June.

Celebrate the Summer solstice and dance into freedom. By marking the Solstices we acknowledge this beautiful flowing symmetry that brings balance to the natural world and into our lives.

Join live electronic music duo Opposable Drums for a deep dance journey through ambient electronica, tribal rhythms, percussive techno, melodic jazz and serene soundscapes.

1.15-2.30pm Sunday on Sunday 21st June

Join Sophie for a one-hour breathwork workshop, to practice the conscious, intentional control of breathing patterns to improve physical, mental, and emotional health. This foundational style of breathwork is a great place to start as a beginner. 

From 11.45-1.00pm on Sunday 21 June

Join Reya on a journey to reconnect with the web of life through body, heart, and voice.

Together we will slow down, listen deeply, and remember our belonging to the natural world. Through movement and sound, and with the aid of the elements, we’ll explore how our voices can be a bridge between our own inner landscapes and the living earth around us.

From 10.15 -11.30am on Sunday 21 June

Join Mark and Matt for an hour of drumming and free dance in the beautiful landscape of 10 Trees.

8.45-10am Sunday on Sunday 21st June

Join Emily for a one hour Flow yoga class held outdoors on the grass in the beauty of the garden.

Expect an energising but accessible 60-minute yoga flow. A yoga flow is a style of practice where movement and breath are linked together in a gentle, continuous flow. You’ll move smoothly from one posture to the next, creating a rhythm that feels almost like a moving meditation.

From 7pm on Saturday, 20 June 2026

A songwriter wise beyond her years, Jessie’s understated vocals and innovative percussive guitar style have drawn praise from tastemaker press and comparisons with the likes of Iron & Wine, Lucy Rose, Memorial & Ben Howard. Her new album, Little Sparks, is about finding hope in the darkness, living and loving again, and seeing beauty even in sadness.

From 7pm on Saturday 13 June

Our first Grassroots Double bill event supporting local musicians features captivating indie-folk from Sheffield based Lou Gold and moon spangled jangle pop from Grindleford-based Mr Magpie.

Come and support local artists and your local grassroots music venue.

From 7pm on Saturday 6 June

Writing and performing together since 2022, Sheffield-based duo Ruby Doo and the Moochers bring their blend of jazz, swing and folk to Open House. Rooted in a deep appreciation for the local independent music scene, the duo has spent the last few years captivating audiences across South Yorkshire's grassroots venues, from Cafe No. 9 to Cole's Corner.

11am - 1pm on Sunday, 31st May

Ecstatic Dance is a free-form movement journey and moving meditation that’s sweeping the world! Join Reya for an immersive dance in nature at 10 Trees Garden.

12-5pm on Saturday 23rd May.

Members of the Open House Art Group are holding a pop-up exhibition, where they will be showing and selling artwork including paintings, prints, ceramics, sculpture, wood turning, and jewellery.

Come along and meet the local artists and makers working in our community.

6.30 - 7.30pm on Sunday 17 May.

Grounding, meditative planetary gong bath with Pat Whelan. This evening's session will be centred around one large Earth gong.  These minimalist, almost temple-style sessions can be grounding, meditative & deeply restorative.

From 7pm on Saturday, 16 May 2026

For over a decade, Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow have been a distinctive and powerful presence on the UK folk scene. At the heart of their sound is a timeless and intimate combination of guitar, fiddle and voices, delivered with energy, sensitivity and flair.

6.30-8.30pm on Friday, 15th May

Join Emily and Ryan for a 2 hour session which weaves together yoga philosophy with embodied practices of movement and breath.

This workshop is designed to offer curious students of yoga a meaningful opportunity to deepen their personal practice by exploring the rich and expansive tradition of yoga that extends far beyond the physical postures. 

7-9pm every last Thursday of the month.

Come join us for a companionable reading experience at Open House. Readers bring their own book, there is no assigned reading, we read together at our own pace. The group offers an opportunity for focused, quiet reading time - an introvert friendly social meet up, no small talk required.

Over the 2 hours the first 30 minutes would be used to settle in, get a drink and find a comfortable space. An hour of silent reading would follow and then the last 30 minutes given over to chat or keep reading.

11.30am -1.30pm on Sunday, 26th April.

Through a mix of pose breakdown, simple strength drills, and short flow sequences, we’ll break down the key elements of a vinyasa — from Plank to Chaturanga (or Knees–Chest–Chin), Cobra (or Upward Dog), and into Downward Dog — exploring how strength and stability are actually created through the hands, shoulders, and core.

From 7pm on Friday, 24 April 2026

Coinciding with the Kinder Trespass anniversary weekend, Open House hosts an evening of song and story from Sheffield-based Johnny Campbell. Steeped in knowledge and storytelling of the North, Johnny explores themes of connection (and disconnection) to the landscape.

''Haunting, Evocative & Pure'' ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Songlines 

Join us on World Book Night, Thursday 23rd April for Pippa’s local book launch for her new book ‘Life. Reclaimed: find freedom from chronic overperformance’.

Pippa is a co-founder of Open House and 10trees garden and the book is inspired by this community and this place.

From 7pm on Saturday 18 April

If you like an authentic rockin’ mix of tunes from the likes of Cochran, Harpo, Turner, Jackson, Brown and Harris, you’ll love the Retrobates Big Rhythm and Blues Band. With decades of experience touring through the UK and Europe and headlining many retro-festivals, these cats know how to get you on your feet.

9-10.30am on Saturday, 11th April.

Join us for a free Qigong taster session to meet Poh-Eng! The session is an introduction to taijiwuxigong (tie-chee-woo-she goong). 

In this special session we will learn simple standing and sitting exercises. This practice will invite deeper body awareness and release of tensions. Alongside movement, simple mantras will be taught to support the practice and calm the mind.

4-6pm on Sunday, 5th April.

 As the earth begins to soften, stretch, and awaken, you’re invited into a nourishing Spring Awakening Cacao Ceremony: a space to gently emerge from winter, reconnect with your body and heart, and set intentions for the season ahead.

From 6.30pm on Friday 3rd April

From tagines to tabbouleh, join us for an aromatic journey through the spices of North Africa with a Moroccan six-course tasting menu by local chef John Parsons.

Our pop-up bar will also be open, serving Maghrebi mojito cocktails and mocktails, beer, wine and more.

5.45-7.45pm for 6 weeks, starts Tuesday 17 February

Our much-loved preserving and making club returns to Open House for a spring edition, hosted by the 10 Trees team!

We’ll be cosying up in the cafe and kitchen again to create beautiful things made from nature, together - bringing what we have from home and sharing what we can.

• Tuesday 17th February - quick pickles

• Tuesday 24th February - hair and beauty products

• Tuesday 3rd March - plant-based cleaning

• Tuesday 10th March - spring tonics and teas

• Tuesday 17th March - herb cordials and syrups

• Tuesday 24th March - DIY herb drying rack

9.30-10.30am on Sunday, 22nd March.

Join Kelly for a gentle, guided one-hour yoga walk, held at 10 Trees community garden - a chance to slow down, drop deeply into your body and connect with the earth. 

This immersive experience weaves together mindful walking, dru yoga stretches, and forest bathing, inspired by the vast skies, abundant nature and expansive hills that make the garden such a special place of practice. 

From 7pm on Saturday, 21st March 2026

Inspired by the melodies and rhythms of the natural world, Auka perform genre-defying original music on Irish flute & whistles, acoustic guitar and double bass. Auka comes from an Old Norse word meaning to grow or augment - a term that perfectly sums up the band’s organic and distinctive approach to music-making, where original folk melodies gradually swell from moments of delicate calm to those of frenetic energy.

“A striking homage to the natural world” - Songlines Magazine