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Community

Around £22.50

After Hours: Studio - Dry Point Etching

Create your own drypoint etchings in this After Hours Studio inspired by Olivia Plender, early encyclopaedias and Little Fennel’s Complaint.

Thu 4 JunModern Art Oxford

via Modern Art OxfordLocal gem

Community

Around £22.50

After Hours: Studio - Dry Point Etching

Create your own drypoint etchings in this After Hours Studio inspired by Olivia Plender, early encyclopaedias and Little Fennel’s Complaint.

Thu 4 Jun19:00Modern Art Oxford

via Modern Art OxfordLocal gem

Sports & FitnessWellness & Wellbeing

Emma/Yoga/Breathwork/Meditation

Emma/Yoga/Breathwork/Meditation. Lunch Club. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Fri 5 Jun18:00Lunch Club

via Lunch Club

Community

Drafting Table - workshop session

Welcome to our poetry drafting group, where we share our emerging poems with each other and provide feedback in a safe and inclusive environment. Maybe you have been attending the Getting Started sessions and feel ready to edit your work and develop your ideas. Maybe you’re an experienced but unpublished poet who wants to take those next steps in your poetry career. If you feel you’d like to join us, please bring along at least one unfinished, unpublished work-in-progress that you’re willing to share with the whole group. We are normally able to hear and give feedback to around 6 or 7 poets per session. Regular attendance is encouraged, to help us build a trusting and collaborative community. Feel free to email queries to We meet: 1-3pm First Saturday of every month at The Community Works – enter via the side entrance for the Event Space 21 Park End Street OX1 1HH

Sat 6 Jun14:00McGowin Library

via McGowin Library

Community

Getting Started with Poetry

Whether you’ve never written a poem before, have just started to write, or aren’t sure if what you’re writing is poetry, this monthly workshop is a chance to carve out some time for writing. In each workshop, we’ll read a poem together, and use it as our starting point. We’ll suggest some prompts you could take from the poem, and ideas you might like to borrow. There will be plenty of time to write, and plenty more prompts if you get stuck. At the end of the session, you’ll be able to share what you’ve written in a supportive environment. All you need to bring is yourself – these workshops are here for you to enjoy writing and build confidence in your voice. The workshop is open to anyone aged 16+. Tell us you’re coming by booking your free ticket here. The Oxford Poetry Library is an accessible space but please do contact us in advance if you have specific requirements. You can email us about this or with any questions about the workshop at

Mon 8 Jun20:00McGowin Library

via McGowin Library

History & Heritage

Stories of Oxford tours: A History of Oxford in 6 Objects

Always wanted to know about our city? Come and listen to our guide take you from the Oxford of the Saxon times to the present day on this guided tour of the Museum. The post Stories of Oxford tours: A History of Oxford in 6 Objects appeared first on Museum of Oxford.

Tue 9 JunMuseum of Oxford

via Museum of Oxford

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