Red Shoe Walk
Event Full
Date and Time
Sunday 2nd Aug 2026
10:00
Location
Meadowhall, Sheffield, Orange Car Park (Zone 4)
Cost
Pre-registration is now full, but we will be welcoming walk ups on the day!
Join us on Sunday 2nd August for the Red Shoe Walk at Meadowhall, raising funds for people living with dementia and those who care for them.
The Red Shoe Walk was inspired by one woman’s lifelong love of red shoes – a simple memory trigger that helps her connect with her past. As you lace up, take a moment to reflect on your own memories. Photos, music, familiar objects and special places can help bring back older memories and create a sense of connection.
Walk the 2km with us in honour of someone special or to help us raise funds for dementia care in Sheffield, and ask yourself: what’s your own red shoe moment?
9:00am: Sign-in opens at the Summer Beach club at Meadowhall
9:30am: We’ll have on stage entertainment to get you warmed up hosted by Ellie Colton (BBC Radio Sheffield)
10:00am: Walk begins
Everyone who takes part in the walk will get an exclusive Red Shoe Walk t-shirt to wear, as well as receive retailer discounts across the centre. Read about where you can claim yours here.
Plus, our Red Shoe Walkers will get free access and unlimited rides until 12 noon at the Summer Beach Club after the walk has finished!
If you are unable to attend the Red Shoe Walk but would like to support in another way, donate here and state the Red Shoe Walk in your reason for donating. Thank you ❤️

Our flat, accessible route is ideal for all ages and abilities. The 2km walk this year takes us around the outskirts and through Meadowhall.

Take a look through our FAQ’s for quick answers about the Red Shoe Walk or get in touch if we can help you with anything.
Terms and conditions for the event including detail of our special prize draw to win one of five £100 Meadowhall gift cards can be found here.
Local Sheffield Legend, Joe Carnall JNR, will also be joining us at the Red Shoe Walk, performing a song from his new musical 'How Could I Forget?' about the intergenerational impact of Alzheimer's disease.
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