The Leadmill
at 6 Leadmill Road, Sheffield , S1 4SE United Kingdom
Est. in 1980 The Leadmill is an independent creative hub in Sheffield. Home to live music, club events, theatre, comedy, sport & film screenings.
Address and contacts of The Leadmill
6 Leadmill Road
Sheffield S1 4SE
United Kingdom Email
Description
How To Get to The Leadmill
BY TRAIN We are just two minutes walk from Sheffield Train Station! Exit the station and turn left at the top of the fountains! BY TRAM Our closest tram stop is at the Train Station/Sheffield Hallam University. Tram times and information can be found at http://www.supertram.com. BY BUS We are just a few minutes walk from the Sheffield Interchange in the City Centre. Regular bus services are available as well as National Express Services. More information on local bus routes can be found at http://www.travelsouthyorkshire.com
Opening time
- Mondays: 11:00- 16:00, 22:30- 03:00
- Tuesdays: 11:00- 16:00, 23:00- 03:00
- Wednesdays: 11:00- 16:00
- Thursdays: 11:00- 16:00, 23:00- 03:00
- Fridays: 11:00- 16:00, 22:30- 03:30
- Saturdays: 23:00- 04:00
Specialities
- Price category
- $
- Services The Leadmill provides
- The Leadmill specialties
Company Rating
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Summary
The Leadmill is Sheffield based place and this enity listed in Concert Venue category. Located at 6 Leadmill Road S1 4SE. Contact phone number of The Leadmill: 0114 2727040
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