A Tour of The Medicinal Plant Collection With dr Sue Burge
Dr Sue Burge leads a guided tour of the medicinal plant collection at Oxford Botanic Garden.
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You can find a range of events in Oxford this week, from cultural sessions that encourage creativity to live music and social gatherings. This week’s listings include talks, workshops, and performances across genres, with a focus on accessible experiences. Evening options include live shows at venues popular with students, and you might also consider a visit to the Oxford Ice Rink or time spent in one of the city’s green spaces. There are opportunities to connect with others, whether through music, conversation, or shared activities. Attendees should note transport challenges in central Oxford, especially near Kassam Stadium on match days, and consider using park-and-ride facilities or the railway station to avoid congestion. The city continues to balance its historic roots, dating to the 9th century, with modern developments such as Harwell Campus and Abingdon HQ. Times and locations are listed below, though opening hours for venues can vary. Be aware that consistent access to all venues across the week isn’t guaranteed.
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.
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.
Weber offers barbecue cookery courses at Webbs, Millets Farm, teaching grilling techniques.
An art exhibition explores symbolism within the works of artist Oleksandr Dubovyk.
Ed Byrne headlines a comedy show featuring Justin Panks, Ingrid Dahle, and Mike Gunn at Cornerstone.
Speed dating event for singles aged 25-38 at Raoul's bar in Oxford.
A pop-up exhibition at The Story Museum explores Black lives through children's books and storytelling.
A family dance party will be held at The North Wall Arts Centre in Kidlington.
A talk exploring the symbolic use of flowers in Victorian-era paintings from the Pre-Raphaelite movement to the late 19th century.
Daft Funk Live! brings a tribute to the music of Daft Punk to the O2 Academy.
Dea Matrona celebrates a new album release with a live performance and signing event.
Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne performs live at the New Theatre Oxford.
Change is Brewing with Friends 2026 is a social event at Tap Social Movement in Oxford.
M2TM Oxford hosts the quarter final music competition at The Jericho in Oxford.
Embrace will perform live on stage at O2 Academy Oxford as part of their tour.
The Oxford University Press Choir performs a summer concert at St Michael and All Angels Church.
Oxford City Farm hosts a workshop on growing crops, salad and brassicas.
A live tribute to Daft Punk featuring a retrospective celebration of their music at O2 Academy Oxford.
Ray LaMontagne performs his Trouble album in full on the 20th anniversary tour at New Theatre Oxford.
And Yet Here We Are presents their twelfth show at The Library in Oxford.
BOMB is a night of alternative music and DJ sets at The Bullingdon in Oxford.
Sir David Jason shares anecdotes from his career in a live evening event.