What's On and Things To Do Around Oxford

West facing town garden on clay, tiered to accommodate sloping site and divided into a series of rooms. Herbaceous borders and shrubs planted for yr-round interest, with a particular focus on roses. Range of intimate seating areas with views and raised vegetable beds.

A small town garden designed and planted by the owners in 2013. Good use of a 40ft x 40ft space brimming with herbaceous perennial plants, roses, clematis, shrubs and small trees. Seasonal use of containers and hanging baskets incl tender succulents.

In a pressure-free, relaxed environment you will enjoy drama and singing workshops led by local actors, directors and vocal coaches. You won’t need to learn pages of script, there are no solos, no auditions, no expectations of experience, and never any pressure to do something you are not comfortable with.

Every week at Rose Hill Community Centre, Open Stage Arts hosts fun singing and drama workshops for adults, taught by local actors, directors, singers, vocal coaches and musical directors. The sessions are suitable for all ages and all abilities, no experience is necessary.

Every week at Rose Hill Community Centre, Open Stage Arts hosts fun singing and drama workshops for adults, taught by local actors, directors, singers, vocal coaches and musical directors. The sessions are suitable for all ages and all abilities, no experience is necessary.

Approx. 10 gardens will be open, from small to large, from long-established to newly created. The day is organised by Kennington Overseas Aid in support of development charity Tools for Self-Reliance. Teas, plant stalls, floral display in St Swithun’s Church.

Family orientated village carnival featuring a parade, shirt race, morris dancing & craft fair Eynsham Carnival is a village institution - bringing traffic to a standstill on the first Saturday in July.

A Vision Board is a way of getting really clear about what you want to manifest in all areas of your life. It’s a powerful visual tool to help you create clarity, inspiration, and motivation around your goals, desires, and dreams.

Three local wind groups WOW, WOC & WOL combine to provide a very varied evening of enjoyable music. West Oxfordshire Winds, West Oxfordshire Clarinets and West Oxfordshire Learners between them will be covering music from Bach to recent Disney favourites with lots in between! www.WestOxfordshireWinds.org

On Saturday afternoon in St Leonard’s Church, Freeland Orchestra, under their Musical Director Wendy Marks, will be playing the very exciting "Zampa" Overture by Herold, Haydn Symphony No.

A traditional fete for all the family, in and around St Mary’s Church, rain or shine. Attractions include Children’s Entertainer, Toys, Games, Face Painting, Beer Tent, Teas, Cakes & Produce stall, BBQ, Live Music, "Win a Day Out", Books, Plants, Raffle, ... AND AGAIN - Dog Show at 2pm

Rattigan wrote Flare Path whilst serving as an air gunner with the RAF, during the Second World War. Set in 1942, it is a story of love and loyalty, following a group of RAF airmen and their wives.

Celebrate our diverse British culture with a Bring and Share lunch - please bring your favourite dish from around the world, and a picnic blanket, if wet, event will be held inside. Limited seating available. Please invite your friends and neighbours. Good company, family friendly activities and world music.

The Drop-in is a welcoming environment for all, and an opportunity to connect with others. All welcome, family friendly, refreshments provided. ‘make a petal print’ activity for families on 14th July!

Orienteering family fun during the summer holidays from 14th July through to the 2nd September. Enjoy exploring the ornamental gardens, using directions and clues, to find the characters! Complete your adventure and collect your prize!

Blenheim Gardens, originally laid out by Henry Wise, incl the formal Water Terraces and Italian Garden by Achille Duchne, Rose Garden, Arboretum, and Cascade. The Secret Garden offers a stunning garden paradise in all seasons.

Come along to this fantastic Blackwells event at Millets Farm on the weekend of Saturday 30th June and Sunday 1st July.

We are back at the wonderful Millets Farm Centre near Frilford for another 2 Day event on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th July We will have our usual mix of high quality vintage and great retro items all in a big marquee on the Lower Lawn so why not make a day of it and visit the fabulous farm shop and the huge garden

A Family Fun Day at Oxfordshire’s only military museum with activities for all ages from 2-5pm. Make and Take activities, hands on object handling, dress up, arts and crafts and delicious food from our Iron Ration Cafe. Entry will be free for members of the the Armed Forces community and their families!

Kids After School Club For kids aged 6-9 years. No parents! Join our brand new after-school sessions packed with things to make and do, plus games and outdoor fun. Wednesday 20th June 3.45 – 5.00pm Roman Invaders! What did they do for us? Wednesday 18th July 3.45 – 5.00pm Wonderful Wildlife!

After School Youth Platoon For young people 10 – 13 years. No parents! By popular demand, SOFO has introduced a monthly club for older children interested in military history. Come along after school to meet Museum experts, guess the mystery object or try a new activity. Thursday 21st June 3.

Floral delights return for the Blenheim Palace Flower Show, 22 June – 24 June, 2018. Discover over 300 exhibitors located around a Grand Floral Pavilion, which is situated on the South Lawn of the Oxfordshire World Heritage Site, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.

A Bi Annual Social Day Out for Morgan Owners of all Models and Ages where over 400 Morgan Cars of all Ages & Models will be displayed around the Palace Building and Grounds.

Discover a quintessentially British affair at Blenheim Palace this summer; witness iconic characters brought to life, fabulous live music, delicious food and drink and an exciting firework finale at the new Great British Garden Party.

An Evening with Rudyard Kipling tells the story of Kipling’s life with readings from his poetry and prose. It takes Kipling from his early days as the chronicler of Britain’s Indian Raj, through to his high point as poet of Empire for Edwardian England and as voice of the nation in the First World War.