The Gods of Mount Olympus and assorted monsters come to life...
Dave Gorman - Stand Up Tour
Dave Gorman set off on a unique national tour..
Northwall - Nicolas Meier with 3BPM
Nicolas has a formidable reputation for his work
with his own group touring...
o3 Gallery - Bee Bartlett
An exhibition of stunning paintings by Bee Bartlett...
Science Oxford Live - The Human Barcode
Annual Exhibition of Crafts from across Oxfordshire...
Blenheim Palace - Garden of the Year Award
Photography exhibition of winning Gardens from
HHA/Christie's Award...
Porridge
Thursday 11th -
Saturday
13th February
Penned by the original writers Dick Clement and
Ian La Frenais - the same fabulous team who gave
us Auf Wiedersehen Pet - this hilarious new play
stars Shaun Williamson (EastEnders) and features
all your favourite characters from the original
series.. More Info Click Here
Saturday
27th February COO played its first concert on 27 February
1965 and the Oxford Magazine wrote: “I am looking
forward to the next programme if it is anything
like as enjoyable as this one” Fortunately for
us, it seems that it was...
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The
Human Barcode
How much do we now know about the
human genome? What can genes tell us about how we, and
other species, evolved? How much of our DNA actually does
something, and how much is just non-functional ‘junk’?... Click
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Oxford
Philomusica
Oxford Philomusica’s virtuoso wind players step into the
limelight for Handel’s elegant Flute Suite from the Water
Music, a delightful Oboe Concerto by Marcello, Telemann’s
depiction of the ebb and flow of the Elbe and a spectacular
finale – Bach’s ‘high-wire’ Second Brandenburg Concerto... Click
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Dave
Gorman In 2009,
Dave Gorman set off on a unique national tour.
The intention: to cycle over 1500 miles across
Britain in 33 days… with a gig each night.
I suppose that explains the title. But demand
for the show has been so high that he’s decided
to keep performing it... Click Here for Details
Garden
of the Year
Blenheim Palace is the proud winner of the
Historic Houses Association/Christie’s Garden
of the Year Award in 2008. To celebrate the
25th anniversary of the award, HHA and Christie’s
of London commissioned a professional photography
competition and exhibition featuring images
of the winning gardens of the last 25 years.
Blenheim Palace will host this fabulous photographic
exhibition for six weeks from the opening of
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Oxfordshire
Visual Arts Festival
474 sites across Oxfordshire displaying stunning
visual art - painting, sculpture, photography,
jewellery, printmaking, ceramics, glass, mosaics,
furniture, textiles & more.......A rare opportunity
to meet the artists in their own homes & studios.
Everyone welcome. Admission free. See our website
for details of where to get your free Guide. Click
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Duke
of Marlborough
Although our menu can be served throughout
the pub, The Duke of Marlborough boasts two
very different eating areas. The Bar Restaurant,
warmed by a roaring log fire and with traditional
touches, and The Function Room Restaurant with
a definite more modern feel. Serving beautifully
prepared and presented dishes, time after time,
with seemingly effortless ease. a lot more
thought has gone into the menu here than in
many country pubs, with beautifully prepared
seasonal dishes, delicious weekly specials,
sensational steaks and fantastic fish dishes.. Click Here for Details
The
Invention of Love University
of Oxford Student Company,
Old Street Productions, present
Tom Stoppard's poignant masterpiece
which explores the life, loves
and scholarship of A.E. Housman.
Led on a journey of recollection
which begins in the classical
underworld and takes us through
1870s Oxford - a place of amiably
comic dons and flamboyant Aesthetes.. Click
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