Virtual events
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The Falklands War 1982: A close run thing
This talk by Brigadier David Chaundler, who led 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, as a Lt-Colonel during the conflict will be available on the museum’s website from 7.00pm on Wednesday, 18th May 2022
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Three Colours in Art – online talk
Experience the power of the red of the Tudors, the utopian white of Abstraction, the secret formula of International Klein Blue, and Mondrian’s dynamic combination of all three.
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Mrs Bun the Baker‘s Easter Online Cooking Club
Join Mrs Bun the Baker’s Easter online cooking club for seven bake-alongs featuring a range of Easter goodies and meals.
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Lewis Carroll and the Pre-Raphaelites with Mark Davies
The talk features PRB artwork; the iconic ‘Alice’ illustrations of John Tenniel; Lewis Carroll’s quirky originals; his exceptional photographic portraits of Combe, and more.
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Beer, sausages and marmalade – Oxford food and drink in the 19th century
This talk examines the fascinating relationship between food production, tourism and politics in Oxford city in the 19th century.
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Hardit Singh Malik – the Flying Sikh a talk by Stephen Barker
This talk is the first in a series promoting the ‘Library of you’ fundraising campaign in the run up to the new Museum of Oxford opening.
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Elizabeth Siddal and English Literature Online Talk
This talk will consider how the Pre-Raphaelite artist, poet and model Elizabeth Siddal was inspired by historical and modern English literature in her artworks.
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The Quest for Perfection Online Talk
In her talk Fiona Mann will discuss the complexities faced by Burne-Jones in working with traditional materials such as vellum, silverpoint and gold.
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Pre-Raphaelite Portraiture Online Workshop
Explore the methods behind the delicate and exquisite drawings of Rossetti. Drawing is a way of visual thinking that is essential for everyone.
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Dancin’ Oxford Annual Spring Dance Festival 2021
The annual city-wide celebration of dance provides an opportunity for participants to actively engage in high-quality dance, through an exciting programme of activities.
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Still Breathing by Euton Daley’s Unlock the Chains Collective
The project explores a sense of hopelessness, deja vu, resilience and a renewed spirit of hope in the struggles for equality, justice and freedom.
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Hungry for change – the power is on your plate!
Oxford Brookes University will be hosting a panel debate to mark Earth Day 2021 and explore this years’ theme: ‘restore our planet’.