Oxfordshire Events
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Dorchester Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
Three contrasting gardens in a historic village close to the medieval abbey, which is now the parish church... See more >
Dorchester Gardens, Wallingford OX10 7HZ
Sun 30 Jun
Middleton Cheney Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
Large village with C13 church (open) with renowned pre-Raphaelite stained glass. Nine open gardens with a variety of..... See more >
Middleton Cheney Gardens, Banbury OX17 2ST
Sun 30 Jun
Shipton Court Water Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
The formal gardens at the Jacobean Shipton Court were extensively remodelled around 1905 by landscape gardeners James... See more >
Shipton Court Water Gardens, Chipping Norton OX7 6DG
Sun 30 Jun
Orchard House - Open Garden for NGS
A five acre garden which was begun eight years ago. Formal borders and courtyard. An English garden finely balanced..... See more >
Orchard House, Burford OX18 4HH
Sun 30 Jun
Cumnor Village Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
These 5 gardens show the wonderful variety of village green space with many different plants, shrubs, trees,... See more >
Cumnor Village Gardens, Oxford OX2 9QF
Sun 30 Jun
Midsummer House - Open Garden for NGS
Midsummer Garden is designed by Justin Spink for his parents, Anthony and Penny Spink, in 2015. In 2018 Mike and Ann..... See more >
Midsummer House, Faringdon SN7 7QL
Fri 5 Jul, Fri 2 Aug
Woolstone Mill House - Open Garden for NGS
Redesigned by new owner, garden designer Justin Spink in 2020, this 1½ acre garden has large mixed perennial beds, and... See more >
Woolstone Mill House, Faringdon SN7 7QL
Fri 5 Jul
A 'pirates, outlaws and cowboys' themed concert
On July 6th, Burford Orchestra will be performing a wild and raucous concert of popular film tunes based on a ‘Pirates,... See more >
Burford School, Cheltenham Road, Burford OX18 4PL
Sat 6 Jul
Stow Cottage Arboretum & Garden - Open Garden for NGS
The arboretum and garden cover approx 15 acres with extensive views towards Stow-on-the-Wold and beyond... See more >
Stow Cottage Arboretum & Garden, Chipping Norton OX7 6NP
Sat 6 Jul
New College, The Warden's Garden - Open Garden for NGS
This special event takes place in the Wardens private garden which isn't open to members of the public; It is an... See more >
New College, The Warden’s Garden, Oxford OX1 3BN
Mon 8 Jul
St Edmund Hall - Open Garden for NGS
The gardens of St Edmund Hall are on an intimate scale, much used and loved by the college's Fellows and... See more >
St Edmund Hall, Oxford OX1 4AR
Tue 9 Jul
The Ladykillers by Graham Linehan
The Ladykillers (1955) is an Ealing Comedy which starred among others, Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom... See more >
The Players Theatre, 3 Nelson St, Thame OX9 2DP
Tue 9 Jul to Sat 13 Jul
Heart &Music
KADs is back on stage in July with their Summer Show Heart & Music . A musical concert with songs from gospel to..... See more >
Kennington Village Centre, Kennington Road OX1 5PG
Thu 11 Jul to Sat 13 Jul
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Woodcote Rally 2024
Woodcote Rally 2024.The Woodcote Rally is a festival of steam, vintage & veteran transport with entertainment for all..... See more >
Off Church Lane, Ipsden OX10 6BZ
Sat 13 Jul and Sun 14 Jul
Beginners Leathercraft
Learn all the starter techniques to make your own leather goods at home and take home at least 3 items you make in the... See more >
The Oxfordshire Museum
Fletcher’s House
Park Street OX20 1SN
Sat 13 Jul
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Things to do around Oxfordshire
Oxfordshire, with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultural scene, offers a plethora of activities for an unforgettable day out. Whether you're a local or a visitor, here are some fantastic options to explore:
1. Blenheim Palace, Woodstock:
- UNESCO-listed Blenheim Palace is a true gem. Not only is it the birthplace of Winston Churchill, but it's also the only non-royal country house in England to be granted the title of palace. Explore its grand stately rooms, wander through the botanic gardens, and venture out into the estate on various walking trails. Don't miss the maze, miniature train, and the enchanting Christmas festivities.
2. Oxford Walking Tour:
- To truly soak in the charm of Oxford, join a guided walking tour. Explore the university's historic colleges, learn about J.R.R. Tolkien's haunts, and discover filming locations from the Harry Potter series. The Visitor Information Centre on Broad Street can help you choose the perfect tour.
3. Christ Church, Oxford:
- Among the University of Oxford colleges, Christ Church stands out. With six Grade I listed buildings, the iconic Tom Tower, and a Gothic cathedral, it's a must-visit. Immerse yourself in centuries of history within its walls.
4. Explore the Cotswolds:
- Oxfordshire is surrounded by picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. Take a leisurely drive through rolling hills, visit charming market towns like Burford and Chipping Norton, and enjoy the quintessential English countryside.
5. Thames Path Walking Trail:
- Follow the Thames Path along the River Thames. Enjoy riverside views, spot wildlife, and take in the serene beauty of the waterway.
6. Oxford Botanic Garden:
- Established in 1621, the Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest in Britain. Explore its diverse plant collections and relax in the peaceful surroundings.
7. Ashmolean Museum:
- Delve into art, archaeology, and history at the Ashmolean Museum. It houses an impressive collection spanning centuries and civilizations.
8. Punting on the Cherwell or Isis:
- Experience the timeless tradition of punting on the tranquil rivers. Hire a punt and glide along the water, admiring the historic buildings along the banks.
9. Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens:
- Just outside Oxfordshire, this wildlife park is home to a variety of animals. Explore the beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy close encounters with exotic species.
10. Oxford Covered Market:
- Wander through this historic market, filled with independent shops, cafes, and stalls. Sample local produce and find unique souvenirs.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Oxfordshire promises a day filled with history, natural beauty, and cultural delights!
1. Blenheim Palace, Woodstock:
- UNESCO-listed Blenheim Palace is a true gem. Not only is it the birthplace of Winston Churchill, but it's also the only non-royal country house in England to be granted the title of palace. Explore its grand stately rooms, wander through the botanic gardens, and venture out into the estate on various walking trails. Don't miss the maze, miniature train, and the enchanting Christmas festivities.
2. Oxford Walking Tour:
- To truly soak in the charm of Oxford, join a guided walking tour. Explore the university's historic colleges, learn about J.R.R. Tolkien's haunts, and discover filming locations from the Harry Potter series. The Visitor Information Centre on Broad Street can help you choose the perfect tour.
3. Christ Church, Oxford:
- Among the University of Oxford colleges, Christ Church stands out. With six Grade I listed buildings, the iconic Tom Tower, and a Gothic cathedral, it's a must-visit. Immerse yourself in centuries of history within its walls.
4. Explore the Cotswolds:
- Oxfordshire is surrounded by picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. Take a leisurely drive through rolling hills, visit charming market towns like Burford and Chipping Norton, and enjoy the quintessential English countryside.
5. Thames Path Walking Trail:
- Follow the Thames Path along the River Thames. Enjoy riverside views, spot wildlife, and take in the serene beauty of the waterway.
6. Oxford Botanic Garden:
- Established in 1621, the Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest in Britain. Explore its diverse plant collections and relax in the peaceful surroundings.
7. Ashmolean Museum:
- Delve into art, archaeology, and history at the Ashmolean Museum. It houses an impressive collection spanning centuries and civilizations.
8. Punting on the Cherwell or Isis:
- Experience the timeless tradition of punting on the tranquil rivers. Hire a punt and glide along the water, admiring the historic buildings along the banks.
9. Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens:
- Just outside Oxfordshire, this wildlife park is home to a variety of animals. Explore the beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy close encounters with exotic species.
10. Oxford Covered Market:
- Wander through this historic market, filled with independent shops, cafes, and stalls. Sample local produce and find unique souvenirs.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Oxfordshire promises a day filled with history, natural beauty, and cultural delights!
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