The Museum of Oxford (MOX) is a history museum covering the history of the city and its people. Opened in 1975, it is located inside the Grade II* listed Oxford Town Hall and highlights the changing story of Oxford, including its customs, Morris Motors, patron saints and barges. Admission is free.
Children's workshop introducing Bharatanatyam, the classical Indian dance form, to bring the Museum of Oxford's stories to life through movement.
Intimate live performances by local rising stars Mount St. Helen and Dolly Mavies in the Museum of Oxford basement, bringing the 'Sounds of the City' exhibition to life.
One-off night of live acoustic sets by local stars Robin Bennett & friends and Premium Leisure in the basement of the Museum of Oxford.
Lunchtime talk by Sharron Jenkinson on the Welsh migration to Oxford through the history of the Oxford Welsh Male Voice Choir.
Free entry to the Museum of Oxford with object handling sessions, a gallery trail and a Christmas lantern-making session inspired by Oxford's street lights.
Talk and performance by The Oxford Waits, a period music trio, on popular music in 17th-century Oxford, part of the Museum of Oxford's Sounds of the City exhibition.
Live soundscape evening in which musicians play pieces inspired by a field recording of a sound from Oxford, with free entry to the museum and the 'Sounds of the City' exhibition.
Hands-on family music workshop for ages 5-11 in which children and their accompanying adults make and perform a new song about Oxford.
Family-friendly drop-in session at the Museum of Oxford where volunteers share the stories behind real and replica objects from the city's past.
Family Halloween disco with dance, making and sensory play led by Roly Carline at the Museum of Oxford.
A joyful family disco with bubbles, balloons, DJs and dance fun for little ones aged 0-5, part of the Dancin' Oxford Autumn Family Dance Festival.
Drop-in workshop for children aged 5 to 11 to make their own spooky animal friend inspired by creatures from English witch tales.
Spoken word, performance poetry and song marking Black History Month, produced with Unlock the Chains Collective, with free museum and exhibition entry.
8 Stansfield Close
8 Stansfield Close, Headington, Oxford OX3 8TH
The Oxford Academy
Sandy Lane West, Littlemore, Oxford
Ashmolean Museum
Beaumont St, Oxford OX1 2PH, United Kingdom
The Barn
The Barn, Nightingale Avenue, Oxford OX4 7BU
Barton Park Primary School
Barton Fields Rd, Headington, Oxford OX3 9WN
