Events Around Oxford

About the event STRAVINSKY Octet for Wind Instruments Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments Symphonies of Wind Instruments Symphony of Psalms Christ Church Cathedral Choir Steven Grahl chorus master Marios Papadopoulos piano/conductor The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral joins the Orchestra for

About the event MOZART Symphony No. 35 in D major, K. 385, ’Haffner’ Sinfonia Concertante for Violin, Viola and Orchestra in E flat major, K. 364 Symphony No. 41 in C major, K.

About the event First half Competition finalists Second half RACHMANINOV Piano Concerto No. 1 in F sharp minor, Op.

You’ve never seen anything like it! Doctor Dolittle returns to the stage in Leslie Bricusse’s acclaimed family musical.

It is with immense joy and delight I can announce that Teddy Thompson is returning to Oxford to play the Holywell Rooms next February, Sunday 3rd Feb 2019.

About the event KODALY String Quartet No. 2, Op. 10 DOHNANYI Piano Quintet No. 2 in E flat minor, Op. 26 BARTOK String Quartet No.

Skids + support. Artists performing: Skids.: Tickets avaiable.

We love discovering new music, and the best way to discover is to share. Listening Parties are a space to share the music you’re passionate about. You’ll hear it on a great sound system, discover something new, and meet other music enthusiasts.

On an instrument he commissioned and named, Caoimhín makes minimalist, spine-tingling music with clear roots in the language of Irish traditional music.

Oxford’s much-toured 4-piece band, Moonrakers (Celtic harp, cello, stringed instruments, whistles, female/male vocals), pride themselves on having brought traditional and contemporary folk music to new audiences in village halls, churches, arts centres and festivals across the south of England in recent years.

Our events give parents the perfect opportunity to BUY and SELL pre loved nearly new items face to face, everything from pregnancy, baby and children’s age up to 6 years, anything from toys to clothes, prams to cots in a safe and friendly environment. SELLERS - Keep 100% of your takings!

This multi-media show was conceived during research for a trip to the Atlantic islands of St. Kilda. Evacuated on August 29th, 1930, the exhausted population had elected to leave their home island, Hirta, occupied by their forebears for four thousand years.

A fabulous comedy-drag-boxing-musical extravaganza from The Wardrobe Theatre. It’s a hook to the left! And then a jab to the right!

After a sellout national tour in 2017, Ed Gamble is back with another bracing flurry of idiocy. Off of Mock the Week (BBC2), The Russell Howard Hour (Sky), Comedy Central at the Comedy Store (Comedy Central), Drunk History (Comedy Central), The Apprentice You’re Fired (BBC2), Man Down (Channel 4), Conan (TBS) and a...

When Doris and Delilah wake up to find something strange and sparkly has fallen from the sky, they are inspired to put on the world’s greatest magic show! But HOW do you make real magic happen? What ingredients do you need and who can help them?

CAKE is a scratch night designed by University of Oxford students for anything new – from theatre to improvised music, from magic to brand-new comedy sets.

If you don’t have anxiety, I don’t think you’re concentrating! Suzi is worried about everything – from someone breaking into her flat, to human rights across the globe, to her cat’s quality of life – and it’s keeping her awake at night.

When truth threatened my life, I told a lie … Truth is a spell-binding fusion of song and choreography which uses real testimonies collected from all over the world.

Paul Preece is an Oxford based photographer and scientist. In this exhibition, Preece presents photographs of a range of gothic cloisters from Portugal, Spain and England.

Ireland, 1966. Joe Welch, a skipper, sails in Dingle Bay with a very unusual catch… What follows is a bizarre series of events involving Eamon De Valera, a publican and part-time marine biologist with a biscuit tin, The Queen of England and a whole lot of nuns.

No-one would have believed in the early years of the twentieth century that this world was being watched… But they did believe. They believed that Martians landed in New Jersey. They believed a water tower was an alien war machine. They believed a man walked on the moon.

Sarah Wiseman Gallery is proud to announce the exhibition ’Nature of the Beast’, a group exhibition of artists whose work looks to nature and its darker edge. Each of the selected artists work in a variety of media including painting and photography.

Enjoy a tour of the night sky on White Horse Hill and take in its wonders from this perfect stargazing location. Learn about the constellations, bright stars, planets and the deeper cosmos. The mythology and stories of the stars, and their relationship with the ancient people that lived and worked there.

Interested in finding out more about your family history? Oxfordshire Family History Society has advisors at the Oxfordshire History Centre keen to help you research your ancestors - whether they were in Oxfordshire or further afield. Do drop in any time from 10am to 4pm.