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Taurus Gallery

Painting, pottery, glasswork, ceramics, and crafts, many by local artists. More info

Place | Art gallery

Randolph Sculpture Gallery, Ashmolean Museum

Home to the Arundel Collection of Greek and Roman sculpture and inscriptions, this gallery is one of the first and still one of the most ... More info

Place | Art gallery

Episode 245 - Poochini, Péloton and Pat-a-Cake

Maddy rounds up vegetarian venues in Oxford and tells us about a canine acting opportunity, while Michael delves into an OFS art exhibition and ... More info

Podcast

Episode 176 - Tricks, treats and eerie events

In this week's Oxcast, odd things are happening in the studio in the run up to Halloween. Orla gets excited for the Ashmolean's Dead Friday, Katy ... More info

Podcast

Episode 73 - Oxford Human Rights Festival

Nat interviews Adrian and Alison from the team at Oxford Human Rights Festival about the events this year, and the aims, venues and partners of the ... More info

Podcast

Episode 64 - Oxjam Oxford Takeover 2014

Natasha talks to Andy Palmer and Jo Burton about the 2014 Oxjam Oxford Takeover happening on Saturday 18 October across 5 venues in Oxford city ... More info

Podcast

Carmina Burana review - A testament to the uniting power of music

“The wheel of fortune turns”. With these words, sung by the choir early in Carl Orff’s ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets review - The magic of old Floyd re-examined and reinvigorated

If Pink Floyd is an important cultural phenomenon of the late 20th Century – and it is – then ... More info

Review | theatre

The School for Scandal review - A comedy of manners with too many moving parts

I’ve been on a bit of a Bridgerton kick lately. I and the rest of the world, it seems, as the ... More info

Review | theatre

The School for Scandal review

When Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s masterpiece, The School for Scandal, opened at Drury Lane ... More info

Review | theatre

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