WOMEN'S JOURNEYS, Oxford City of Sanctuary

A celebration of women's achievements and the challenges we face worldwide.
Various locations across Oxfordshire, Fri 1 March - Sun 17 March 2024

A New Leaf [PG]

Screwball romantic comedy: a spoiled playboll sets out to marry and murder for his bride's fortune.
Phoenix Picturehouse
57 Walton Street Oxford

A New Leaf [PG]

Screwball romantic comedy: a spoiled playboll sets out to marry and murder for his bride's fortune.
Ultimate Picture Palace (UPP)
Jeune St Oxford

Women Sharing Their Journeys

Oxford International Women's Festival
Join us for African dance workshops, a wellbeing and mental health awareness presentation and short narratives and sharing of personal journeys. More info

Thunder in our Hearts - Feisty Choir concert, with special guest Tina Sederholm

Feisty Choir
Fierce, fun, beguiling - acapella songs songs by, about and celebrating women. Fundraiser for OSARCC More info

Iraqi Women Art and War Women's Fashion and Art Exhibition Showcase

Oxford International Women's Festival
A unique blend of Iraqi cultural heritage and contemporary creativity, this event features a curated display of women’s clothing alongside diverse artworks, including ceramics and metal pieces. More info

A Celebration of Women's Journeys

Oxford International Women's Festival
Enjoy an evening celebration of music, dance and singing, brought to you by the talented women who call Oxford the City of Sanctuary, home. More info

Barriers to Sexual Violence Services: Online Web Cafe

Oxford International Women's Festival
Oxford Against Cutting’s Web Cafes provide a space for professionals and communities to come together to discuss topics related to harms against women and girls. More info

Dorothy Hodgkin Memorial Lecture

Oxford International Women's Festival
60 years since Dorothy Hodgkin received the Nobel Prize for work on Vit B12, insulin and penicillin. More info

A Short History of Women's Struggle for Equal Pay

Oxford International Women's Festival
Oxford and District Trades Union Council present two films from the TUC archive on the historical struggle of women for equal pay at West Oxford Community Centre, Botley Road. More info

Olive Gibbs - A Remarkable Woman

Documentary chronicling the inspirational life and times of twice Lord Mayor of Oxford and the first woman chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Olive Gibbs.
Ultimate Picture Palace (UPP)
Jeune St Oxford

Olive Gibbs - A Remarkable Woman

Documentary chronicling the inspirational life and times of twice Lord Mayor of Oxford and the first woman chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Olive Gibbs.
Ultimate Picture Palace (UPP)
Jeune St Oxford

The Watermelon Woman [15]

A young black lesbian filmmaker probes into the life of The Watermelon Woman, a 1930s black actress who played ‘mammy’ archetypes.
Curzon Oxford
Westgate Oxford Castle St Oxford

The Watermelon Woman

A young black lesbian filmmaker probes into the life of The Watermelon Woman, a 1930s black actress who played ‘mammy’ archetypes.
Ultimate Picture Palace (UPP)
Jeune St Oxford

Morvern Callar

Oxford International Women's Festival
After her beloved boyfriend’s suicide, a mourning supermarket worker and her best friend hit the road in Scotland, but find that grief is something that you can’t run away from forever. More info

Adoption

Oxford International Women's Festival
1975 Hungarian drama film. The story of Kata, a lonely middle-aged female factory worker, who becomes interested in neglected children and tries to adopt one. More info
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