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Award Winning Illustrator Catherine Rayner Solo Show 'The Dog Walk'
18th July 2024
26th October – 16th November 2024 Sarah Wiseman Gallery announces ‘The Dog Walk’ a solo exhibition by the beloved, award -winning children’s author and illustrator Catherine Rayner. Catherine says, ‘I am so excited to be working on this brand new collection with Sarah...
ALICE’S DAY: OXFORD CELEBRATED A FRABJOUS DAY ON SATURDAY 6TH JULY
8th July 2024
THEMED ‘FABULOUS MONSTERS AND CURIOUS CREATURES’ ‘O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!’ Oxford was transformed into a wonderland on Saturday for Alice’s Day, a city-wide, annual celebration organised by The Story Museum. Dedicated to the curiouser and curiouser world of...
Get creative this summer with a FREE children’s reading challenge at your local Oxfordshire library!
6th July 2024
From 6 July to 7 September, children across Oxfordshire can collect stickers and rewards as they enjoy reading library books. This year’s theme – Marvellous Makers – aims to inspire children's creativity and storytelling abilities through reading. From dance to drawing, junk...
Discover Fun and Adventure at Ride and Play Parties in Oxfordshire!
5th June 2024
Perfect for children’s parties, family gatherings, and community events, Ride and Play Parties offers a unique blend of fun, adventure, and convenience for parents and kids alike. What We Offer: Ride and Play Parties is designed to cater to the needs of energetic kids and their families. Our...
Foster with Oxfordshire County Council
9th May 2024
Currently there are not enough foster carers to enable us to keep our children local. What can be more important for a child who is unable to live at home with their parents than staying close to the things that matter, like their friends, family and remaining in their school. To be a foster carer...