Victoria Quays: Live music, plant sale and raffle at Dorothy Pax this weekend in aid of Sheffield charity

Taking place this Sunday, June 23, a joint event with Dorothy Pax and mental health charity Sheffield Flourish will see more than half a dozen artists perform at Victoria Quays between 2pm and 8pm. 

The event has a ‘pay what you feel’ entry fee, and is being held to raise money for Oasis, a Sheffield Flourish mental health-friendly gardening and food growing enterprise, for people from “all walks of life”.

Produce from Oasis will be on sale at the event, along with a raffle, food stall, and hopefully some sunshine.

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What artists are performing at Dorothy Pax?

Tucked away in the gorgeous surroundings of Victoria Quays, Dorothy Pax will be hosting eight artists with a variety of musical styles. These are:

• Open Door - a jamming group who will perform some of their favourite covers, sharing the joy and connection that comes from their shared love of music.
• Dorian Seven - with an eclectic fusion of original urban vibes, offering soup for the soul that's easy on the ear.
• Bitten Whippet - four-piece band that combines indie influences with an edgy twist.
• The Rebel Art Centre - featuring drums, guitars, bass, trumpet, and keyboards, with diverse influences.
• Ceejay & The Misfits - with punky urban folk.
• Jemma Rosenthal - a singer-songwriter and producer known for her "angelic" voice and eclectic music style.
• WaterBear - WaterBear College of Music will be bringing some of their talented students to perform acoustic sets outside. 
• DJs Harry and Annie - With a mix of 80s, post-punk, new wave and synth pop.

A spokesperson for the event said: “We'd love you to join us on a pay what you feel basis and enjoy the mental health friendly atmosphere and music on offer.”

For more information, please visit the event on Facebook by clicking here.