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The Sheffield culture guide written by in-the-know locals

Bungalows and Bears

Central Fire Station, 50 Division Street, S1 4GF

11am-12am

At the centre of the independent-spirited Devonshire Quarter, Bungalows and Bears is an old fire station turned roomy bar. It specialises in lively gigs, jazz nights and DJ sets, which you can usually enjoy free of charge, and also puts on the occasional video game night.

Bungalows is also good for elaborate burgers.

Check Facebook for upcoming events.

Bungalows and Bears features in a short film we made with Sheffield Hallam Uni, alongside a bunch of other fine Sheffield music establishments – watch below.

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Bungalows and Bears

Central Fire Station, 50 Division Street, S1 4GF

11am-12am

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