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Every Wednesday community social event everyone welcome an opportunity to join in and spend time in good company. more
Internationally acclaimed Chilingirian Quartet will be performing at Abingdon School. The Chilingirian Quartet is one of the most celebrated string ensembles on the international music scene, touring over 50 countries across 6 continents, playing classical and contemporary works. The Quartet has won prizes including the Royal Philharmonic Society Chamber Music Award, the Cobbett Medal and was.. more
O3 Gallery will showcase a selection of work by artists who both practice and teach art in Oxfordshire. Turning the application process on its head O3 Gallery has accepted applications from teachers wishing to take part in this exciting exhibition which celebrates the area’s strong tradition of artistic excellence. The chosen artwork which spans the disciplines of painting, installation and new.. more
This is an event for contemporary designer-makers, buyers looking for unique items made by local artisans and anyone interested in learning a new craft skill. The O3 Gallery aims to bring Oxford’s vibrant craft community together in this free social networking event. If you are a designer-maker please DO bring a small photo album/i-pad along so that you can show examples of your products,.. more
Isabel Hughes, Curator of Collections and Engagement at MERL, sets out some of the ideas for the future development of the museum and its audiences. Do we need more flexible spaces to help us engage with our visitors? What are the challenges for access and collections care in the digital age? A chance to learn more and join the debate. more
Justin Partyka has been photographing rural East Anglia for over a decade, exploring the diverse lives of rabbit catchers, reed cutters, and small-scale farmers. The identities of these forgotten people of the flatlands are enriched by their close relationships with the landscape. In the age when industrial agriculture dominates, Partyka’s photographs challenge contemporary ideas and.. more
This is a fantastic opportunity for past pupils of St Edward’s to show their current work collectively. Through the exhibits the show will reflect and represent Contemporary Art practice at many of the leading Art Schools across the UK. more
We welcome back the incredible 3.3s for an evening of live smooth jazz. Based on previous performances, this is going to be another great night so we would strongly recommend arriving early to guarantee entry. more
Black Box Theatre Company presents the sparkling musical version of ‘Stepping Out’. The heart-warming, hilarious story of a weekly tap class. Mavis, the eternally patient instructor, and her acerbic pianist, teach the would-be dancers their left foot from their right while overcoming the problems that kept them out of synch. more
For pre school children and their carers. Come along for outdoor nature play, games and stories on our wild and wonderful reserve. Tea, biscuits and mud provided! more
Our annual solo show by this hugely talented artist – myth & folklore in pencil and watercolour. Plus invited guest artists and makers. more
Broadcaster and writer Richard Wigmore, pianist Daniel Tong and cellist Robin Michael present a two-day study event entitled ‘Beethoven Unravelled’. After exploring the complete Beethoven cello sonatas during the day, with musical demonstrations, they will finish with a concert performance each evening. more
Oliver Heath (violin) Cerys Jones (violin) Gary Pomeroy (viola) Christopher Murray (cello) Carole Presland (piano) Britten Three divertimenti for string quartet Schumann String Quartet No. 3 Opus 41-3 Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor Opus 34 The Quartet is joined by Carole Presland who is passionate about chamber music. ‘One of the most interesting young quartets I have heard in.. more
This exciting workshop will take the learner through the steps and technique of the Merengue. It is open to all adults (14 years plus) and has limited spaces available. more
Our ’medieval medicine’ expert, Professor Greg Stores (of the University of Oxford Medical School) has previously given excellent talks to the Wallingford Archaeological and Historical Society (TWHAS) on the ’Maladies of Medieval Monks’ and ’Witchcraft’. He now returns with an equally fascinating presentation ’The Black Death - its Nature and Effects on.. more




