Ancient and modern artefacts from civilisations around the world, alongside fine arts and applied arts.
Free drop-in Halloween-themed half-term workshop for families to create a monster friend in the Ashmolean's Atrium.
Talk by author Catherine McCormack on femme fatales, witches and monstrous women, the second of her four talks inspired by her book 'Women in the Picture'.
45-minute meditation class for Ashmolean Members led by Katie McNeil in the Mughal India gallery.
Members-only talk by Anna Eavis on Edward Burne-Jones' stained-glass designs, with examples from the Ashmolean's collections.
One-day practical workshop led by artist and art historian Martin Beek on Matisse's paper cut-out techniques, inspired by the Ashmolean's 'Aphrodite' exhibition.
Full-day practical printmaking workshop on blind embossing with an etching press, led by print-maker Asma Hashmi, for all levels.
Free exhibition in which photographer Garry Fabian Miller creates new work inspired by the Ashmolean's 19th-century paintings of Samuel Palmer.
Free display of coins and medals from the Ashmolean's Heberden Coin Room about King Charles I's stay in Oxford during the Civil War.
Members-only talk by Dr Xa Sturgis, Director of the Ashmolean, on the year ahead and the museum's major 2027 exhibitions.
Free family drawing session guided by Print Room staff, inspired by the 'Aphrodite: The Making of a Goddess' exhibition, for children aged 8+.
Free exhibition of Jain sculptures and paintings from the Ashmolean, never before shown to the public, that introduce Jain beliefs and values.
Lecture by art historian David Boyd-Haycock on Walter Sickert and his role in bringing Impressionism to Britain, for Ashmolean members.
Exhibition of works by Raphael, Dürer and others, with sculpture, textiles and objects, exploring the sensory world of the Renaissance.
Exhibition at the Ashmolean that uses jewellery, weapons and archaeological finds to tell the story of Anglo-Saxon England.
Free family drawing session in the Ashmolean's Western Art Print Room, guided by Print Room staff and inspired by the 'Aphrodite' exhibition.
Exclusive members' talk by classicist Dr Steve Kershaw on the myths and depictions of Aphrodite, based on objects from the Ashmolean's 'Aphrodite: The Making of a Goddess' exhibition.
Free family drawing session in the Ashmolean's Western Art Print Room inspired by the 'Aphrodite' exhibition, with all materials provided.
Six half-day watercolour workshops led by artist John Somerscales, covering composition, colour and narrative effects, with all materials provided.
Free exhibition of 20th-century Chinese art exploring how Han and non-Han artists have depicted nationality and ethnicity.
Free display of John Ruskin's original watercolour studies of skies and clouds, with a performance of his lecture 'Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century', part of IF Oxford.
Tai Chi session for Ashmolean Museum Members that brings the practice of Tai Chi into the European Art Gallery.
Free exhibition of Roman coins found in Oxfordshire, from the Henley Hoard to coins of emperors from Claudius I to Arcadius.
Free exhibition of previously unseen photographs and glass negatives by Colonel Eugene Clutterbuck Impey, an East India Company officer in India.
Exhibition with over 150 objects tracing the image of Aphrodite, from ancient Greece and Rome to Botticelli, Yves Klein and Beyoncé.
Curator talk by Dr Anja Ulbrich on the Ashmolean exhibition 'Aphrodite: The Making of a Goddess', held in the Headley Lecture Theatre and on Zoom.
Talk by Martin Beek on the 'Olympian' Royal Academy painters and their exploration of classical mythology in Victorian art.
