Events Around Oxford

Steve Tilston is one of our most celebrated songsmiths, widely recognised within the world of folk and contemporary music; the words, arrangements and subtle, quite superb guitar playing could be no one else.?

The Hard Way tells the story of working class suffragette Hannah Mitchell who grew up in rural poverty in the Derbyshire Peak District. Through sheer determination and strength of character, Hannah went on to become a Manchester city magistrate.

All recorder players are welcome to join us for an afternoon playing a variety of music ancient and modern with conductor John Hawkes. All music is provided - please bring your recorders and a music stand.

The Brittany raised, Switzerland based 23 year old singer-songwriter and awesome guitarist was inspired by musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Pink Floyd.....his style embodies these influences with inventive riffs, moody melodies and stunning guitar solos; this is contemporary blues-rock at its best!

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!

Outstanding Ofsted-registered activity day camps for children aged 4-14 during the school holidays, where the children’s welfare and fun are at the heart of all we do! Children will enjoy a fantastic range of over 40 sports, games and art activities every week led by engaging staff at amazing locations.

The Society of Wood Engravers returns to The North Wall with Coast and Country, a themed selection of amazing relief prints.

Superb world-class stand-up from the Irishman from Australia acclaimed worldwide as one of live comedy’s true masters as Jimeoin brings his brilliantly observed, ever-evolving and hilarious comedy to The North Wall for one night only as part of his latest smash-hit tour.

From the award-winning Gameshow, Nuclear Future is a shattering new play about the dangerous potential which sits quietly in bunkers worldwide. As the apocalyptic impact of a nuclear disaster regains a foothold in public conversation, this show presents this threat on a human scale.

The Unthanks invite us into the darkly passionate world of Emily Brontë, with a song cycle bearing all the quiet beauty they are known and loved for.

Something is happening in the woods, voices can be heard, and a strange metallic smell fills the air. Machines are gathering at its edge and a mysterious call is heard across the valley. Laura the ladybird, Jeffrey the spider, Brett the Woodlouse and Willoughby the Woodpecker are worried.

“And there’s blood pouring out of this man’s throat. Because these two women are beheading him – did I not mention that?” Breach Theatre‘s Fringe First and The Stage Edinburgh Award-winning production restages the 1612 trial of Agostino Tassi for the rape of baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi.

As a portrait painter, Felicity Gill searches for a likeness which ebbs and flows as the painting progresses – as if in a wonderful game of hide and seek. Finding more freedom in her figurative paintings, Felicity explores painting flesh and movement, fleeting moments and emotion.

Welcome to Shadow City, a hellhole of a city, but a city nonetheless… Detective Jay Walker is dead, and with no leads and a case colder than…ice. It’s up to his ex-partner Patrick ‘Nobody calls me Patrick’ Wolf to bust some imaginary heads and find out who killed him.

Welcome to the Kingdom of Skadi: a place of adventure, a distant land where pirates, bounty hunters and thieves do battle in a world on the brink of destruction. With the King’s daughter captured by an evil dragon, who will survive in this quest of epic proportions and formidable consequences?

Since 2010, Making Tracks has brought world-class and diverse music from all corners of the globe to a network of top venues throughout the UK.

In Progress 3 celebrates the fantastic work from St Edward’s pupils across all year groups. Although primarily a platform for the Lower Sixth to showcase work produced on the Teddies Foundation Course, the exhibition will also present work from Year 9, GCSE and Upper Sixth students.

Sarah Wiseman Gallery is delighted to announce Rustlings - Autumn Days by Catherine Raynera solo exhibition by the award-winning children’s author and illustrator.

Sarah Wiseman Gallery announces this year’s festive exhibition, “Winter Lights”, launching 16th November. Visitors can expect wintry landscapes and atmospheric skies, which has inspired new collections of work by some of the gallery’s leading lights.

You’ll be following in the footsteps of the ancients on this lengthy 8-mile guided walk with our ranger across the Berkshire Downs. Learn of legends, burial chambers, romance and more...

Outstanding Ofsted-registered activity day camps for children aged 4-14 during the school holidays, where the children’s welfare and fun are at the heart of all we do! Children will enjoy a fantastic range of over 40 sports, games and art activities every week led by engaging staff at amazing locations.

Music, entertainment, glow sticks and entertainers between 6 pm and 7.30 pm. Fireworks will start soon after 7.30 pm.

small antiques - silver chins & glass. Jewellery. Coins (Ancient Greek & Roman, hammered, milled to modern £2 and 50p, Tokens, medallions, medals, foreign, banknotes, & junk boxes. Artefacts, picture postcards, second-hand books including a book-room.

Calling all crafters. Do you have excess stock of crafting supplies (cardstock, fabric, wool, sequins, kits etc etc) or crafting equipment of any type? If you want to sell your stash (and make room for more) book a table for £10 (e-mail kmccoordinator@gmail.com).

A collection of events covering literature, poetry, comedy, history, science, the arts and much more. Held during the October school holiday, the festival is dedicated to promoting the written (and spoken) word in all its forms.