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The Longest Johns perform their trademark folk-rock music at O2 Academy Oxford.
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You can find events in Oxford this week offering a varied range of ways to spend your time. From performances and music to explorations of art and culture, there’s a good mix to consider. The coming days include opportunities to experience live music , both well-known acts and local performances , and to discover different genres. Consider an evening at Kassam Stadium, or perhaps a performance closer to the city centre. If you're keen to engage with the artistic side of the city, there are a number of talks and special exhibition tours that explore historical collections, offering fresh perspectives on everything from ancient crafts to modern art. Check out the galleries and collections at the Ashmolean Museum, or delve into the collections at Oxford University Museums. Plus, you can enjoy an evening out with comedy or dancing, reflecting the moderate nightlife intensity that Oxford offers, largely centred around its student population and numerous pubs. Things to do in Oxford this week are plentiful. Whether you're looking for something to do after work, a weekend activity, or a chance to broaden your horizons, there’s a selection here. Consider utilising Oxford railway station for ease of access, and Park and Ride facilities if travelling from further afield. Remember that congestion can be a factor in central Oxford, so plan your journey accordingly. What's on in Oxford this week is diverse, offering options suited to different tastes and preferences, from Harwell Campus to Abingdon HQ. The city balances its heritage with a growing focus on science and innovation, and you'll find this reflected in its events calendar. Check the listings below for times and venues. Remember to account for transport limitations, and inconsistent opening hours when planning your visit, and note that bus services to areas like Cumnor and Eynsham are less frequent.
The Longest Johns perform their trademark folk-rock music at O2 Academy Oxford.
A guided tour of mystical artifacts from around the world at the Pitt Rivers Museum.
Curator Shailendra Bhandare leads an after-hours tour of the In Bloom exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum.
Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox performs vintage-style covers of modern hits at New Theatre Oxford.
A pop-up exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum showcases drawings, watercolours, and prints by women artists.
A talk at the Ashmolean Museum explores the cultural significance of flowers and trees in Ukrainian art across centuries.
Singer James Morrison performs a live concert at New Theatre Oxford.
Comedian Eric Rushton performs his new stand-up show 'Innkeeper' at Glee Club Oxford.
Unified Dating hosts social events in Oxford to help singles meet new people in a relaxed setting.
A speed dating event for adults aged 30–45 hosted at Raoul's in Oxford.
Indie Fridays at O2 Academy Oxford features live indie music performances every Friday.
Contemporary composer Max Richter reimagines Vivaldi's The Four Seasons in a live orchestral performance.
Jazz FM favorite Rebecca Poole performs tracks from her new album 'Play On' at Corn Exchange Witney.
The UK's largest Reggaeton Fiesta returns to The Bullingdon in Oxford this May.
An art exhibition showcasing contrasting creative styles by Manja Scott and Jeff Clarke at The North Wall Arts Centre.
A two-day food festival at Blenheim Palace Walled Garden showcasing local cuisine and drinks.
A curated screening of short films paired with live musical performances in Oxford.
Comedian Dan Byrne performs a stand-up comedy show at the Truck Store in Oxford.
A tribute show celebrating the legendary Irish folk band The Dubliners at New Theatre Oxford.