Arts & Culture
Discover the best news and stories about art, music, theatre, film, entertainment, and cultural events in Oxford and across Oxfordshire.
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Dougie Blaxland’s Jane Eyre: An Autobiography to return to Burton Taylor Studio
Produced by the creative team that won the National Campaign for the Arts Best Arts Project 2021, it has been hailed “a theatrical tour de force from a company with a rare gift for bringing classics to life with loyalty, energy and intrigue”.
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Blenheim Palace Triathlon 2025 set to be biggest yet with exciting new additions
The 2025 Blenheim Palace Triathlon promises to be the most exciting yet including its role as a qualifier for the 2026 European Sprint Distance Championships, a free youth duathlon by the Brownlee Foundation, and the launch of the inaugural Blenheim Palace Duathlon.
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5 reasons why the Blenheim Palace Triathlon 2025 is the must-do event this June
The Blenheim Palace Triathlon, taking place this June, offers a one-of-a-kind race experience at a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Set against the stunning backdrop of Blenheim Palace’s gardens and lakes, the event is beginner-friendly, with various formats including a duathlon.
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Blenheim Palace Triathlon 2025: Key timings, travel info, and weather for this weekend
The 2025 Blenheim Palace Triathlon returns this weekend, 07 & 08 June, drawing thousands of athletes and supporters. Set in the scenic grounds of Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, the event includes strict wave timings, essential registration protocols, and a no-supporters policy in the transition area.
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Oxford Pride 2025: City gears up for its biggest celebration yet
Oxford is preparing to burst into colour this weekend as Oxford Pride 2025 returns for its most vibrant and inclusive celebration to date.
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ trail set to delight families at Cliveden until 29 June
Families are loving The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ trail at Cliveden, now extended until 29 June 2025. Children follow illustrated signs, hunt for juicy fruits, and pass through a giant 3D cocoon. The trail features brass rubbings, games, and augmented reality elements that teach counting, days of the week, and the butterfly life cycle.
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Oxfordshire music students to shine at ‘Jazz at the Fleur’ in East Hagbourne
Music students from Oxfordshire will perform at ‘Jazz at the Fleur’ on Sunday, 08 June, at East Hagbourne’s Fleur de Lys pub. The Oxfordshire Youth Jazz Collective, part of the County Council’s music service, will play jazz standards and popular classics.
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Alex James to host exclusive Britpop Classical world premiere at Big Feastival 2025
Alex James, legendary bassist of Blur, is set to present the exclusive world premiere of Britpop Classical, a spectacular fusion of 90s Britpop anthems reimagined with orchestral brilliance.
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Flight Club Oxford launches ‘Love Wins’ cocktail for Pride weekend
Flight Club Oxford is celebrating Oxford Pride on Saturday, 07 June, with the launch of a limited-edition cocktail called Love Wins. For every cocktail sold, £1 will be donated to MindOut, a charity supporting LGBTQ+ mental health.
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Oxford Golf Club celebrates 152nd season with record-breaking membership
Oxford Golf Club, Oxfordshire’s oldest and based on Hill Top Road, has kicked off its 152nd season with record-high membership numbers. The club has grown its membership by 66% over five years, now hosting over 750 active players.
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Suzi Quatro announces 2026 UK tour celebrating 62 years in music
Rock legend Suzi Quatro returns to UK stages in 2026 for a major 10-date tour, marking an extraordinary 62 years in music. Kicking off on 07 April in Glasgow, the tour will visit prestigious venues including London Palladium and New Theatre Oxford.
















