Fawlty Towers - The Play
A stage adaptation of the classic British sitcom Fawlty Towers performs at New Theatre Oxford.
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As you plan your week in Oxford, you’ll find a range of activities to suit different interests. If you’re looking for cultural performances, there's a stage adaptation of a classic comedy playing at a local theatre. This is a chance to see a familiar story brought to life, and could be a highlight of your week.
Beyond the performing arts, the week offers opportunities for learning. You can join educational sessions to expand your knowledge in practical and academic areas. These include hands-on courses that focus on identifying plants in an outdoor setting. There’s also a lecture by a renowned speaker on a specialised topic, ideal for those seeking intellectual stimulation. Furthermore, an educational event at the Botanic Garden provides insights into horticulture, reflecting the city’s connection to learning and nature.
Families will enjoy a creative session at the Ashmolean Museum, encouraging artistic expression. This activity invites you to draw, inspired by current collections and exhibitions. It's an interactive experience for children and adults, fostering creativity and shared exploration. Whether you’re interested in a performance, learning something new, or a family activity, the coming days offer a variety of options. Take a look at the listings below for details.
A stage adaptation of the classic British sitcom Fawlty Towers performs at New Theatre Oxford.
Educational event at the Botanic Garden for educators on Tuesday, July 14th.
Matt Edwards Band performs live music at The Bullingdon in Oxford.
Live World Cup semi-final match screening between England and Argentina at Tap Social Movement.
Practical course for identifying deciduous trees offered by educational institution.
An event exploring rest practices for individuals experiencing burnout and exhaustion.
Alex Franklin performs stand-up comedy at Oxford's Trinity College Bar.
Amy Matthews performs live acoustic music at Oxford's Trinity College Bar.
Filmmaker Matt Johnson presents a guerrilla-style documentary comedy film about his band's journey.
Comedian Ed Byrne performs stand-up with special guests at The North Wall Arts Centre.
Agbeko performs live acoustic music at Cowley Workers Social Club.
Adele Cliff performs at Oxford's Trinity College Bar for a live music event.
Stand-up comedian Tadiwa Mahlunge performs at Oxford's Trinity College Bar.
The Brickwork Lizards perform live music at The Bullingdon in Oxford.
Professor Lady Sue Black delivers the Beatrice Blackwood Lecture 2026 at Pitt Rivers Museum.
Live music, DJs, and craft stalls at a fundraiser for Cowley Rag zine, hosted at The Nest.
Kids and parents can participate in drawing activities inspired by the Ashmolean's In Bloom exhibition.
Classical music performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons at The Holywell Music Room in Oxford.
Pianist Yuriko Kotani performs classical music at Trinity College Bar in Oxford.
Comedian Hasan Al-Habib performs stand-up at Oxford's Trinity College Bar.
RAGFEST 2: No Ragrets is a community event featuring rag-picking and craft activities at The Nest in Oxford.
Oxford University offers a course on international development for high school students aged 16-17.
A ten-lecture course on AI and precision dental medicine takes place at Oxford Martin School.