The Bodleian Libraries’ Wonder of Birds exhibition explores art, science and culture through the lens of avian life. Featuring rare archives, manuscripts and immersive sound, it invites visitors to reflect on both the beauty of birds and their decline.
This major new exhibition at Oxford University Museum of Natural History explores the hidden materials that power modern life — from smartphones and batteries to medical equipment and jet engines.
Join Pip & Posy’s Treehouse Trail in Adventure Play on an adventure to solve the mystery of the missing toy Piggy!
Dinosaurs Are Forever is a major new exhibition by artist Jay Jay Burridge, created in partnership with the Museum of Natural History.
Explore On Paradise, an exhibition by Oxford artist Saad Qureshi featuring sculptural works inspired by hope, memory and visions of paradise.
The Ashmolean’s autumn 2026 exhibition will be dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite and feature loans from major institutions around the world.
The 25th Oxford International Song Festival will mark a landmark year with a timeless theme: Love Songs – across two busy weeks this October.
The Silence of the Lambs arrives on stage in 2026, transforming the legendary thriller into a gripping live experience packed with tension, iconic characters and psychological suspense.
As Halloween creeps closer and the days shorten, a mysterious mist falls across the gardens at Blenheim Palace. Join with family and friends to wander from dusk into darkness between one ghostly space to another.
La Londinense Orchestra is a new project uniting 13 London-based musicians with roots across Latin America
The Bluetones return to mark 30 years of their classic debut album Expecting to Fly. You can expect to hear the iconic record in full.
The Searchers and Hollies Experience celebrates iconic 60s/70s hits with FOD Band in a high-energy tribute packed with classics.
Veteran journalist John Simpson draws on nearly six decades of reporting to examine the leaders and dictators who have shaped modern history. Combining personal experiences, political insight and audience questions, this thought-provoking event explores power, conflict and the forces influencing today’s world.
Experience Elizabeth Inchbald’s Wives as They Were and Maids as They Are, a witty revival exploring gender, power and female independence.