Stories of Oxford tours
Museum of Oxford Oxford Town Hall, St Aldate's, Oxford, OxfordshireStories of Oxford Tours are guided tours around the Museum of Oxford led by dedicated volunteer team with time for questions at the end.
Stories of Oxford Tours are guided tours around the Museum of Oxford led by dedicated volunteer team with time for questions at the end.
Founding Wishbone Ash member Martin Turner brings the Two Eras Tour to the stage, featuring two distinct sets celebrating the legendary Mk.1 and Mk.2 years, with classic tracks, fan favourites and deeper cuts from the band’s most influential albums.
Award-winning tribute artist Ben Portsmouth brings This Is Elvis to Aylesbury Waterside, delivering an authentic, high-energy journey through Elvis Presley’s legendary career – from rockabilly roots to Vegas glamour – backed by the Taking Care of Elvis Band.
Since forming in 1990, The Brand New Heavies have blended classic ’70s funk with contemporary soul, producing chart-topping albums and enduring hits. Their evolving sound continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, most recently through acclaimed releases and sell out orchestral tours.
Lee Mead takes centre stage as P.T. Barnum in this spectacular circus musical, blending show-stopping songs, daring acrobatics and live musicians into a dazzling celebration of ambition, imagination and the birth of show business.
Shakespeare’s most-loved comedy returns in a darker, dreamlike reimagining as Headlong and Shakespeare’s Globe uncover the shadowy heart of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, where love, power and illusion collide beneath falling summer snow.
Marking its 10th anniversary, Meet Fred returns to the UK with its darkly comic story of a two-foot-tall puppet navigating love, work and independence, blending sharp political satire with inclusive performance and global acclaim.
RABBLE Theatre’s Glitch tells the true story of sub-postmistress Pam Stubbs, whose life is upended by accounting errors that expose the Post Office scandal, one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in English legal history.
Eliza Doolittle’s transformation from Cockney flower girl to high society lady lies at the heart of HangFire Theatre’s witty new adaptation of Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, a sharp and funny tale of class, ambition and identity that still resonates today.
Oxford Town Hall welcomes organist Ian Hockley for a lunchtime recital in the Main Hall, featuring the celebrated Father Willis Organ, with a relaxed atmosphere that invites audiences to enjoy beautiful music alongside their lunch, tea or coffee.
Join Sue in her show – The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins, as she delivers a hilarious treatise on stigma, humiliation, and misunderstanding.
Ruby Wax joins lifelong collaborator Clive Tulloh on stage to relive unforgettable interviews, unseen clips and behind-the-scenes stories from her groundbreaking TV career, offering audiences a bold, funny and revealing journey through fame, controversy and insight.
Lanford Wilson’s award-winning The Hot L Baltimore offers a witty and compassionate portrait of life on the margins, brought to life by nineteen emerging actors from The Oxford School of Drama in a powerful, darkly funny ensemble production.
Scouting For Girls commemorate the album’s 15th anniversary with a mix songs from the album with all of their biggest hits.
Didcot Girls’ School presents Hooked on Dance, a vibrant showcase of Year 11 and 13 exam work, highlighting students’ creativity, technical skill and dedication through an engaging and varied programme of dance performances.
Moscow Drug Club deliver a rich fusion of world jazz, folk, French musette, Latin grooves and New Orleans swing, combining original songs with reimagined classics from artists like Jacques Brel, Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen for an unforgettable live experience.
Desperados bring the timeless sound of the Eagles to life, delivering flawless harmonies and classic West Coast rock hits including Hotel California, Lyin’ Eyes and Take It Easy, alongside songs from Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh’s solo careers.
Abingdon Drama Club presents Andrew Bovell’s Things I Know to Be True at the Unicorn Theatre this March — a powerful and moving exploration of family, love and identity.
Aisling Bea brings her show, Older Than Jesus, with tales of travel, home, immigration, history, sex, babies, music, lovers, and enemies.
Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde arrives on the big screen in a major Met Opera event, starring Lise Davidsen as Isolde and Michael Spyres as Tristan, with a visionary new staging by Yuval Sharon and Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducting.
Monty Don brings his British Gardens journey to the stage, sharing stories and images from across the UK that reveal how our gardens reflect our history, character and deep connection to the natural world and the landscapes we cherish most.
Benjamin Alborough takes on Monopoly in a fast, anarchic live gameshow that replaces boredom with chaos, as audience members become the board in an interactive battle of role play, physical challenges and comic intimidation.
Young photographers from The North Wall’s YouthLab programme present a Spring 2026 exhibition showcasing work created across Oxford, developed through hands-on mentoring, technical exploration and curatorial practice with professional artist support.
Join Easter Adventures at Waddesdon Manor for a fun-filled Easter adventure sure to surprise and delight with lots of games and activities.
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