Printmakers Council: Green And Pleasant Land
The Printmakers Council exhibition, 'Green and Pleasant Land', is on display at North Wall Arts Centre.
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The pause between church bells on a Sunday morning in Carfax feels different at dawn. Or how Tom Tower’s chime cuts through steam rising from Broad Street as light spills over pavement.
In Oxford, history isn’t just remembered , it hums. But with new gigs at Keble College, art pop-ups in South Park, and music under the Bridge of Sighs, even locals miss what matters.
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The Printmakers Council exhibition, 'Green and Pleasant Land', is on display at North Wall Arts Centre.
Keith, Maff and Raph will perform a groovy soul jazz night at Common Ground.
Marmozets will perform a live rock show at the O2 Academy Oxford.
Christopher MacArthur-Boyd performs his thought-provoking and critically acclaimed show at the Old Fire Station.
Missnoma performs their blend of alternative music at The Nest in Oxford.
Comedian Jimmy Carr performs his 'Laughs Funny' stand-up routine at New Theatre Oxford.
Dr Sue Burge leads a guided tour of the medicinal plant collection at Oxford Botanic Garden.
Jehnny Beth performs a live music set at The Bullingdon in Oxford.
A one-day workshop at the Ashmolean Museum explores abstract oil painting techniques inspired by St Ives artist Peter Lanyon.
Singer-songwriter Anna Lapwood performs a live concert at New Theatre Oxford.
Lucy Leave performs a family-friendly live show celebrating their new album at Modern Art Oxford.
The Printmakers Council exhibition, 'Green and Pleasant Land', is on display at North Wall Arts Centre.
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Free curator-led tour of current exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford.
Artist Kira Freije discusses her work with Jennifer Higgie at Modern Art Oxford.
A workshop at the Ashmolean Museum explores the visual connection between Chinese paintings and poetry with translator Sascha Akhtar.
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Speed dating event for adults aged 40-55 at The Varsity Club in Oxford.
The Tumbling Paddies perform live at O2 Academy Oxford in a music and dance show.
The Baron Bar hosts a World Cup day party featuring DJs, cocktails, and afrobeats music.
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Ashmolean MuseumYou can find the Ashmolean Museum on Beaumont Street in Oxford, just behind St Giles.
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New Theatre OxfordYou can find New Theatre Oxford on Beaumont Street, a short drive from the city centre.
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The North Wall Arts CentreThe North Wall Arts Centre is a contemporary arts hub on South Parade in Oxford’s North Wall neighbourhood.
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Old Fire StationThe Old Fire Station is an arts centre at 40 George Street, Oxford.
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Al-Shami Lebanese Restaurant And Richmond HotelAl-Shami Lebanese Restaurant And Richmond Hotel Oxford has been serving guests since 1988 on Walton Crescent.
View Info →Oxford has live gigs at Keble College, art pop-ups in South Park, food festivals across neighbourhoods like St Giles and Broad Street, and family-friendly outings near Tom Tower or the Covered Market. Events cover multiple themes: music performances in historic buildings, theatre shows at The Sheldonian Theatre, seasonal markets on Broad Street, food events in green spaces such as South Park, and community gatherings at Keble College.
These happen across areas including Carfax, St Giles, New College Lane, and Broad Street , central hubs with museums, theatres, pubs, and student life. Landmarks like The Ashmolean Museum, the Bodleian Library, Tom Tower, and South Park host exhibitions, performances, and seasonal festivals.
Our platform lists events by category: Food & Drink, Nightlife & Music, Family & Kids, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, Shopping & Markets. You can find current events at venues such as Broad Street, Keble College, Carfax, St Giles, The Ashmolean Museum, or Bodleian Library. Weekly guides help you plan time efficiently without relying on hype.
Oxford has weekly events across categories including Culture & Arts, Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, and Shopping & Markets. Common types include theatre performances at The Sheldonian Theatre, food markets like the Oxford Covered Market, art exhibitions at The Ashmolean Museum, and community events in green spaces such as South Park.
Most events occur across central areas including Carfax, Broad Street, St Giles, and New College Lane. These neighbourhoods host museums, theatres, markets, and student housing that regularly accommodate cultural activities. Key venues like The Ashmolean Museum, the Bodleian Library, Tom Tower at Christ Church, and South Park provide space for exhibitions, performances, and seasonal events.
Yes. Families can enjoy accessible outings across green spaces such as South Park or educational landmarks including The Ashmolean Museum and the Bodleian Library. Events with storytelling sessions, art activities, and food experiences suitable for younger visitors take place at these locations. Seasonal festivals like St Giles’ Fair feature entertainment tailored to all ages.
Nightlife and live music are active across student areas including Keble College, Broad Street, Carfax, South Park, and St Giles. Events include gigs at The Sheldonian Theatre, late-night performances within university colleges, pop-up concerts in green spaces such as Cornbury Park during summer festivals like Rewind Festival South or Cornbury Deer Park Festival.
To see what’s on this week or over the weekend, browse curated lists by category: Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Family & Kids, Food & Drink, and Shopping & Markets. Use venue searches for locations like Broad Street, Keble College, Carfax, St Giles, The Ashmolean Museum, or Bodleian Library to find current events. Our weekly guides highlight timely opportunities across central neighbourhoods including Carfax, New College Lane, and Broad Street.