Arts & Culture
Discover Arts & Culture in Oxford and just beyond, from theatre, music and film to literature, exhibitions, museums and the people shaping the creative landscape.
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Richard Dawkins announces Oxford date as part of 2024 Live Tour
Richard Dawkins – one of the most respected scientists and thinkers of our time – will embark on a new tour of the USA and Europe, including an unmissable date in Oxford.
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Chinnor Rugby crowned National One Champions and promoted to the Championship
Chinnor Rugby have been promoted to the RFU Championship as they are crowned Champions of National One Rugby after beating 5th-placed Birmingham Moseley by 52 points to Nil.
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New Theatre Oxford operator Ambassador Theatre Group to rebrand as ATG Entertainment
Ambassador Theatre Group has announced that it is rebranding as ATG Entertainment to reflect the company’s evolution from theatre operator and capture the increasing variety of its content across music, comedy and events.
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Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials to continue partnership with British Horse Society
Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials has agreed an official charity partnership with The British Horse Society (BHS) for the second year running, with BHS members benefitting from exclusive deals and discounts to the equestrian showcase event.
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Whisky 1901 announces official partnership with The Game Fair
Whisky 1901 is partnering with The Game Fair to offer whisky cask investment presentations, panel discussions, and advisory activities throughout the event taking place against the historic UNESCO backdrop of Blenheim Palace this summer.
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Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials partners with Fortnum & Mason to offer hampers
This year, Fortnum & Mason will be providing hampers for guests to enjoy on the grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage site during the Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials taking place in September.
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Work is underway to repair the water-damaged theatre floor at The Mill Arts Centre in Banbury
The auditorium at The Mill Arts Centre in Banbury has sadly been out of action for the last few weeks due to recently discovered water damage.
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The Game Fair, the UK’s largest countryside show, to bring substantial value to Oxfordshire region
The Oxfordshire region is set to benefit economically as the UK’s largest countryside, The Game Fair, returns to the grounds of Blenheim Palace this July.
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English Touring Opera brings new productions of Manon Lescaut and The Rake’s Progress to Oxford
English Touring Opera (ETO) is bringing new productions of Puccini’s Manon Lescaut and Stravinsky’s The Rake’s Progress to Oxford Playhouse as part of its Spring 2024 tour.
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Fun for all the family in South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse this Easter break
Fun activities and community days, family exercise, a museum of marvellous things, and a cartoon circus are just some of the free and low-cost activities available for children and their families to enjoy during the Easter holidays.
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Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials welcomes Viking back as a sponsor
Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials (BPIHT) has announced that Viking, the world’s leading exploration company, will return as a sponsor of this year’s event.
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Oxford City Football Club announces a new advisory board of directors and investment
City’s majority shareholder, Justin Merritt, has appointed eight people to a strategic advisory board, with two of the directors investing in the club. The move is designed to help the club create a stronger platform to become sustainable and drive its ambitions on and off the pitch.
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New Theatre Oxford launches Corporate Club with access to state-of-the-art Director’s Box
New Theatre Oxford has launched a Corporate Club that will allow businesses to be part of the ultimate live entertainment experience with exclusive access to a brand new, sumptuous, state-of-the-art Director’s Box.
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The best museums and experience centres for kids in Oxfordshire
Whether your children are drawn to history, art, science, or sports, or simply have an interest in the world around them, check out our selection of family-friendly museums spread across Oxfordshire.
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Museum appeals for county D-Day stories ahead of 80th anniversary events and exhibitions
Commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day, 06 June 1944, the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum – the county’s military museum in Woodstock – will expand on its permanent displays with a special exhibition.
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Review: The Drifters Girl – Notes of tenacity in a compelling and uplifting performance
The performance is a whirlwind of events and information. It moves at such a pace that some might find it a little bit overwhelming, but all things considered, it is a compelling and uplifting theatrical experience.