Ten years ago the first Migration Matters Festival launched in Sheffield as a way to celebrate sanctuary while bringing people together.
A decade on, it has grown into a vibrant celebration renowned for its eclectic multi-genre programming and dedication to platforming under-represented artists.
This year's line-up includes Mercury Award-nominated singer-songwriter Nadine Shah, electronic dub legends the Asian Dub Foundation as part of their 30th anniversary tour, and British-Moroccan comedian Fatiha El-Ghorri, who leads a special comedy showcase.
There's also a community brunch, art experiences and theatre included in the action-packed programme of 45+ events.
Families are catered for with a special strand of weekend children's events. Called Mini MigMat at The Monty, the programme is co-curated with the Youth Theatre of Sanctuary and co-led by Stand & Be Counted Theatre.
And don't miss the vibrant opening and closing parties at SADACCA, this year starring London musician Summer Pearl and Tanzanian band The Zawose Queens respectively.
Migration Matters Festival takes place during Refugee Week and is the biggest event of its kind in the UK.
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