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Attracting thousands of children and adults alike each year, Out of This World transforms Sheffield into a playground of imagination, bringing together sci-fi, fantasy, comic book, gaming and Halloween themes across the city’s most iconic spaces.

Visitors can expect a packed programme of street entertainment, live demonstrations, comic characters, fancy dress competitions, family activities, fairground rides, street food stalls and much more.

The Winter Garden, Tudor Square and Peace Gardens will once again host the ever-popular sci-fi, comic book, gaming and fantasy areas, while the Halloween Zone will spread its spooky magic across Town Hall Square, the Peace Gardens, Pinstone and Surrey Street.

At Millennium Square and the Peace Gardens, guests will be able to step into a world of magic and illusion, with some of the UK’s best magicians and illusionists performing throughout the day. Aspiring young witches and wizards can learn magic spells, design and make their own wands, and take part in interactive workshops.

Councillor Mohammed Mahroof, Chair of the Economic Development, Skills and Culture Committee at Sheffield City Council, said: “Events like Out of This World not only bring our communities together to celebrate joyous occasions, but they also support our local businesses, performers and cultural organisations. We’re delighted to welcome everyone back for another exciting year.”

Whether you’re donning your best fancy dress or simply looking for a fun family day out, Out of This World promises something for everyone. Don’t miss the chance to join the spooky fun and experience Sheffield at its most imaginative!

For more information, visit the Welcome to Sheffield website. The event will take place between 10.30am to 5.30pm on Sunday 26 October.

Four individuals in Star Wars-inspired costumes stand together outdoors, showcasing a Stormtrooper and three Mandalorians, with one holding a glowing lightsaber.

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