Now entering its 15th year, BMC Sheffield Adventure Film Festival is the largest urban adventure film festival in the UK, and the only one in a city with a national park within its limits. This amazing setting has inspired an event that brings people together to celebrate outdoor life and the adventures it offers. ShAFF will invigorate and inspire you with the best new adventure films from around the world, showing off everything the outdoors has to offer.
In 2019 climber Emma Twyford became the first British female to climb 9a. The route in question was "The Big Bang" at lower Pen Trwyn in North Wales. Emma's ascent was the culmination of three years of hard work - both on the wall and off - and filmmaker David Petts was there to follow the ups and downs of the journey.
Due to concerns about transmission of Coronavirus, the BMC Cymru North Wales Area Meeting scheduled to take place at YHA Snowdon Pen-y-Pass on Tuesday 24 March 2020 has been cancelled.
Due to concerns about transmission of Coronavirus, the crag clean-up scheduled for Saturday 28 March at the BMC-owned Craig Bwlch y Moch at Tremadog has been cancelled.
If you want to discuss proposed changes to BMC governance structures, take part in our online seminar on Thursday 2 April 2020, starting at 6.30pm.
Due to concerns about transmission of Coronavirus, the BMC Area Hill Walk on Kinder Scout scheduled to take place on Saturday 4 April has been postponed.
In light of recent events and following the most up-to-date advice from the Government we've decided that it's in the best interest of our volunteers for us to postpone YatFest 2020 until the later this summer.
A unique evening hosted by the Black Pudding Team, and featuring local legend Paul Pritchard, at Bolton Rugby Club on Friday 24 April.
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