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Oxford Piano Festival | Oxford

Jul 25–Aug 2, 2026 (UTC)

Oxford

Celebration

The Oxford Piano Festival, held on the picturesque campus of St Hilda's College, lasts nine days and aims to inspire, support, and encourage the highest quality piano music creation, featuring masterclasses, workshops, and evening performances by renowned pianists. This year's program focuses on piano works that fully demonstrate the power of music and its ability to communicate with each of us through the instrument. Internationally renowned pianists explore music from different styles and periods, each artist possessing a unique musical language. The lineup includes: Steven Osborne and Paul Lewis performing works from the First Viennese School; Argentine pianist Ingrid Fleet presenting a Chopin concert; Richard Goode embarking on a musical exploration of Central European repertoire spanning centuries; Isata Cane-Mason offering fresh perspectives and introducing classical music to a wider audience; Elizabeth Leonskaya interpreting the essence of Schubert's late piano works; and Theodoria Ntocu performing Grieg's iconic Piano Concerto with the Oxford Philharmonic at the Sheldon Theatre.

Bicester Village presents: Dish & Tell Supper Club, hosted by Berenjak | Cecconi's Bicester

Jul 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Bicester

Cultural Experiences

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Cropredy | The Brasenose Fringe 2026 | The Brasenose Arms

Aug 13–Aug 16, 2026 (UTC)

Cropredy

Music Festivals

By popular demand, Oasiz are back | Challow Childrey Cricket Club

Aug 15, 2026 (UTC+1)

East Challow

Concerts

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Henley-On-Thames | Rewind FESTIVAL 2026 | Remenham Farm during Henley Regatta

Aug 21–Aug 23, 2026 (UTC)

Henley-on-Thames

Music Festivals

Oxford | Level 42 – 45th Anniversary UK Tour 2026 | New Theatre Oxford

Dec 3, 2026 (UTC)

Oxford

Concerts

34: The critical raw materials shaping our future | Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Jun 17, 2026–Apr 13, 2027 (UTC)

Oxford

Exhibitions

From smartphones to jet engines, almost all of our technologies rely on raw materials mined from the earth. These technologies and the materials used in their manufacture are crucial to the survival and development of our societies. As we transition to green energy and become increasingly dependent on digital technologies, global demand for these materials is growing rapidly. The scientific and industrial communities are urgently seeking more ethical and sustainable ways to mine these vital raw materials, utilize them more efficiently, and recycle them effectively. We see critical raw materials in our news feeds almost daily, but how exactly do they integrate into our lives? What are they? Why do we need them? Where do we get them? And how will we obtain them in the future? The Natural History Museum at the University of Oxford, in collaboration with researchers from the Earth Programme and the Department of Physics, Life and Social Sciences, is preparing an exhibition that will explore these questions and potential solutions to our need for critical raw materials.

The Oxford Shakespeare Festival | Oxford

Jun 22–Aug 15, 2026 (UTC)

Oxford

Celebration

The Oxford Shakespeare Festival, in its 16th year, will run from June 22 to August 15, 2026. This summer, enjoy three spectacular open-air theatre productions in the courtyards of Oxford Castle and Prison. Presented by the Wild Goose Theatre (formerly the Tomahawk Theatre), BMH Productions, and the Siege Theatre, these summer productions, located in the heart of Oxford, bring Shakespeare's classic plays to the stage. Shakespeare's *Julius Caesar* – June 22 – July 4 Amid the decline of the Roman Republic and the consolidation of Julius Caesar's power, an assassination sparks a struggle for Rome's future. *Macbeth* – July 6 – August 1, 2026 Transforms Oxford Castle and Prison into a world of ambition, prophecy, and bloody consequences. Romeo and Juliet—August 3rd to August 15th, 2026A bold reimagining of the world's greatest love story.