Branch Arts

Weekend of Creativity at Wilcote Studios with Alf Löhr

“10% of sales goes to his chosen charity Amnesty International UK. ”

Days out with Dad

From 20 - 23 May, Branch Arts presents a weekend of art exhibitions, talks and events at Wilcote Art Studios & Gallery. In the gallery, we exhibit Alf Löhr: Good Poetry is Hard to Find. This will be the internationally acclaimed abstract artist's first Oxfordshire show and 10% of sales goes to his chosen charity Amnesty International UK.

The exhibition will be accompanied by Wilcote Artists Open Studios and a programme of events and talks, including a children's art workshop, a panel discussion with Bridewell gardens and a talk with Alf himself.

Open daily 11am - 5pm

You can view the events here: https://www.branch-arts.com/events

Jake Bugg is Coming to Your Town

Singer-songwriter Jake Bugg will be on stage at the O2 later this month as part of his mission to bring live music back to the heart of Britain’s communities and grassroots venues. He is currently touring the UK in his bid to reinvigorate the local music scene of some of the UK’s smaller cities and towns and took some time out to tell us more.

Tue 2 Apr 2024

OX Meets Paul Foot

Award-winning quirky and alternative comedian Paul Foot is returning to Oxford this month with his new show, Dissolve which is set to be his most vulnerable and honest yet. We got in touch to find out what we can expect from his performance at Oxford’s New Theatre, as well as – in very Paul Foot fashion – getting side-tracked by King  Tutankhamen, and what  Jesus might have  achieved if  he'd been a plumber...

Fri 1 Mar 2024

Katie Melua is in Georgian Cultural Mode

This month, Katie Melua will be in Oxford, helping to launch the Oxford Literary Festival’s new Programme in Georgian Literature and Culture.

Fri 1 Mar 2024

Namvula at The North Wall

Described as having a diasporic upbringing, singer-songwriter Namvula is also a gifted photographer and was co-founder of Film Africa, a London-based celebration of African cinema and culture. She now lives in Oxford where she will be performing later this month at The North Wall.