What's on

The UK’s largest harvest celebration, the Malvern Autumn Show, is taking place from 27–29 September at Three Counties Showground. This year’s show promises to be bigger and better than ever with a jampacked programme, full of exciting things to see and do.

Summer just got better as Cotswold Farm Park is inviting visitors to experience the magical splendour of its sunflower farm. Visitors can explore breathtaking landscapes, capture spectacular images, and bring home their favourite sunflowers as the fields turn into a dazzling kaleidoscope of colours.

Cowley Road Carnival is making a vibrant return after five years on Sunday 1 September. This much-loved day of celebration, art and culture will be returning to Cowley Road, Oxford with the theme Our Nature, Our Future.

In July 2022, the Space Store opened in Oxford’s historic Covered Market. It promised to offer visitors a new, immersive experience dedicated to making the wonders of space accessible to

Foodies Festival, the UK’s biggest touring celebrity food and music festival series returns to South Parks, Oxford, from 24th - 26th August, with a star-studded lineup of chart-topping musicians and celebrity chefs.

Marking the Woodstock-based museum’s 10th anniversary and commemorating 110 years since the start of the First World War in 2024, Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum is currently hosting a Great War art exhibition and is running an art competition over the summer, which will culminate in its own exhibition this autumn.

Cogges Manor Farm's largest fundraiser, the Beer and Cider Festival, returns on Saturday, August 10th, from 12pm-10pm.

Barry Ashworth founded Dub Pistols back in the 90s. He cites The Clash, The Specials, the Beastie Boys and Happy Mondays as his inspiration, resulting in a mash-up of beats which pretty much