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Working Iron - A history of the Blacksmiths craft By Hector Cole review

Blacksmithing was once at the heart of every village community and clearly lies very close to the ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Andrew Graham-Dixon: Putting Yourself in the Picture - How to Appreciate Art review

“I don’t know I just like it” was how Andrew Graham Dixon, tongue in cheek, explained his ... More info

Review | lectures

For their third year running, Cult Screens are back in Oxford, holding cinema screenings in outdoor ... More info

Review | cinema

To describe Draw Me a Story as an 'exhibition' doesn't do it justice. Yes, it takes place in a ... More info

Review | exhibitions

ReFashion Oxford returned to the Town Hall for its third year of sustainable fashion celebration ... More info

Review | festivals

Bikes and Banter: Learning new skillsThe saga of my bike has been long, a strenuous mountain path ... More info

Review | uncategorised

The Curiositorium is a series of interconnected comedy sketches strung onto a narrative that takes ... More info

Review | theatre

Cult Screens marries the marvels of Hollywood with the beauty of Oxford's older spaces, taking its ... More info

Review | cinema

Liz Woolley, an Oxford-based local historian, with connections to the University Continuing ... More info

Review | lectures

In June 1863, Johannes Brahms wrote to a friend, 'My love for Schubert is a very serious one, ... More info

Review | concerts

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