Browse our guide to the best events featuring Planes, Trains, Boats, Automobiles and Motor Cycles in Oxford and across Oxfordshire.
The Boat Race, the annual rowing contest between crews from Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Clubs, will take place on Sunday, 26 March 2023, at its celebrated Championship Course on the River Thames in London.
A sell-out in record time in 2022, the Bicester Heritage April Scramble is always a special family- and dog-friendly laid-back Sunday in spring, in the company of some spectacular machines, with fresh air aplenty.
From flying displays to static aircraft displays, as well as a great mix of re-enactment stalls, classic cars, country fayre, and arts and craft stalls – the Abingdon Air and Country Show has something for everybody.
The Air Tattoo returns this summer with the thrilling sights and sounds of several hundred aircraft of all shapes and sizes, from all eras and countries of the world, gathering for this unique adrenalin-fuelled occasion.
“The Trad” is the largest gathering of classic river craft in the world, and with the Dunkirk Little Ships dressed overall.
Explore the historic motoring hub and take a glimpse behind the doors of 47 industry-leading specialists, allowing behind-the-scenes access to their showrooms and workshops – a guaranteed fun day out for the whole family.
Take unlimited rides behind historic Diesel Locomotives or in our GWR Diesel Railcar and see many steam locomotives in the original GWR Engine Shed and around the Centre. There’s also a chance to explore the spacious undercover areas of the Carriage Display and Victorian Broad Gauge Exhibition.
Take unlimited rides behind historic Diesel Locomotives or in our GWR Diesel Railcar and see many steam locomotives in the original GWR Engine Shed and around the Centre. There’s also a chance to explore the spacious undercover areas of the Carriage Display and Victorian Broad Gauge Exhibition.
Take unlimited rides behind historic Diesel Locomotives or in our GWR Diesel Railcar and see many steam locomotives in the original GWR Engine Shed and around the Centre. There’s also a chance to explore the spacious undercover areas of the Carriage Display and Victorian Broad Gauge Exhibition.
The Boat Race, the annual rowing contest between crews from Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Clubs, will take place on Sunday, 26 March 2023, at its celebrated Championship Course on the River Thames in London.
Travel back in time to the golden age of the Great Western Railway and savour the sights, sounds and smells of steam as you explore this 21-acre living museum with trains dating from Victorian times to the 1960s.
Scramble! into the New Year at the Bicester Heritage January Scramble – the family- and dog-friendly laid back open day in the company of some spectacular machines, with fresh air aplenty.
A rare chance to see and ride behind three contrasting locomotives as 2999 “Lady of Legend”, recently-restored 1340 “Trojan”, powerful visiting engine Lambton Colliery No 29 and diesel hydraulic 9615 The Teddy Bear will all be working passenger trains.
Travel back in time to the golden age of the Great Western Railway and savour the sights, sounds and smells of steam as you explore this 21-acre living museum with trains dating from Victorian times to the 1960s.
A fun-filled weekend of live entertainment, Hot Air Balloons, Giant Funfair, Fireworks, Food and Drink, Local Traders and much more.
When you visit Didcot Railway Centre on one of their Steam Days, you can savour the sights, sounds and smells of steam and take unlimited rides on a historic train. You can also explore the spacious undercover areas of the Engine Shed, Carriage Display and Victorian Broad Gauge Exhibition.
A rare chance to see and ride behind three contrasting GWR passenger locomotives as 2999 “Lady of Legend”, No 4144 and newly-restored 1340 “Trojan” will all be in action and hauling passenger trains.
The Park and Gardens of the House will play host to over 400 hypercars and supercars including an array of the world’s most prestigious automotive legends.