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The Festival Hub Bar in collaboration with Bar Simple

The festival hub, with drinks by Bar Simple, will open at 5pm with gigs starting at 8pm each night. More info

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Episode 225 - Slime, Crime and Labyrinth Time

This week's family friendly roundup sees Jen away with the fairies (and Dung beetles!); Michael provides a culture fix with the new Modern Art Oxford ... More info

Podcast

Episode 130 - Peter Pan and Beardyman

This week, the team pick their favourite Oxford City Festival gigs as well as giving you a taste of poetry, plays and even a bit of politics! Also ... More info

Podcast

Episode 62 - Literary Chats, Family Fun and Hand Bells

The Daily Info team discuss the best events in Oxfordshire, including book talks, stand up gigs, family theatre and music in many consumable forms: a ... More info

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Episode 49 - May the First Be With You

May Day remembered, Shakespeare reduced, Brian Cox & Robin Ince reunited: Daily Info reveals how to spend your week in Oxfordshire! There's gigs, ... More info

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Episode 47 - Literary and folky festivals

The Daily Info team the Chipping Norton Literary Festival, Oxford Folk Weekend and the best theatre, gigs and comedy on offer in the next 7 days More info

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Episode 4 - A Christian Festival and the Devil's Music

This weekend in Oxford, Easter coincides with the Oxford Jazz Festival. Daily Info tells you where to buy the best chocolate eggs, where you can hear ... More info

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Jonny & The Baptists: The Happiness Index / Ten Thankless Years review - Raucous fun from the musical-comedy masters

Musical comedy act Jonny and the Baptists are going on a new tour, launched from their ... More info

Review | theatre

Ubunye, Kwassa Kwassa DJs review - Zulu and Zawinal

Listening to the band tonight, took me back to Berlin the summer after the Wall came down, when I ... More info

Review | gigs

what’s safe, what’s gross, what’s selfish and what’s stupid review - A sweetly and uniquely queer look at building family

what’s safe, what’s gross, what’s selfish and what’s stupid is, on its face, a film about ... More info

Review | cinema