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!
Fighting crime full-time as Spider-Man in a world that doesn’t remember him sparks a change he may not have the power to control.
Dinosaurs Are Forever is a major new exhibition by artist Jay Jay Burridge, created in partnership with the Museum of Natural History.
Playhouse Youth Theatre invites 12 to 16-year-olds to co-create an original production, developing performance skills and creativity for a 2027 showcase.
Resident Evil returns in a terrifying new story from Zach Cregger, following medical courier Bryan as one horrifying night becomes a race for survival.
Tom Cruise stars in Digger, a darkly comic satire about a powerful oil tycoon who races to save humanity from the catastrophe he helped unleash.
Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar in Drishyam: The Conclusion, as a renewed investigation threatens to expose the secrets protecting his family.
Explore On Paradise, an exhibition by Oxford artist Saad Qureshi featuring sculptural works inspired by hope, memory and visions of paradise.
Millets Farm has been nurturing a large number of pumpkins in their fields this year, and now’s the perfect time for picking a pleasingly plump one!
Rectory Farm’s Pumpkin Patch will open to the public in October, with several pumpkin varieties for you to pick, from traditional orange Racers to tasty Crown Prince Squash and ornamental gourds for table and window displays.
The Ashmolean’s autumn 2026 exhibition will be dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite and feature loans from major institutions around the world.
Oxford Food & Drink Festival returns to Broad Street from 09 October, with 10 days of street food, independent traders, local producers and free entertainment.
The 25th Oxford International Song Festival will mark a landmark year with a timeless theme: Love Songs – across two busy weeks this October.
Enjoy a magical Halloween at High Lodge Farm with the Midnight Moon Mystery, pumpkin patch, woodland trail, ghost train and autumn fun.
Jane Austen’s iconic Sense and Sensibility is a charming, witty, and deeply relatable story of love and sisterhood starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles.
Experience Once Upon a Time in Sokoto, Inua Ellams’ award-winning play exploring friendship, faith, culture and Nigeria’s history, directed by Roy Alexander Weise.
Discover emerging composers at the Oxford International Song Festival’s Composition Workshop, featuring live performances and expert feedback.
Waterside’s Weekly Drama sessions offer children aged 7 to 11 the chance to develop drama skills through games, improvisation, devising, scripts and creative activities in a fun, safe and inclusive environment.
Experience rising pianist Ryan Zhu performing Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 1 and Schumann’s dazzling Carnaval in Oxford.
Enjoy Roderick Williams and pianist Susie Allan in Love’s Minstrels, a captivating Oxford International Song Festival recital spanning centuries of song.
Direct from London’s West End, and featuring a spectacular cast of world-class Singers and an epic live band, join the show for a landslide concert, jam-packed with Fleetwood Mac hits, as you’ve never heard them before, including Little Lies, The Chain, Rhiannon, Don’t Stop and many more, performed by candlelight.
Experience the world premiere of The Silent Songs of Josefine, Can Bilir’s new Kafka-inspired song cycle performed by Anna Dennis and John Reid.