Featured Events in Oxford in November, 2024 (August Updated)

5-Day musical theatre course for ages 8-14 full of songs, dances and characters from your favourite shows. ​ My daughter has attended many of the holiday workshops run by Flintlock – they are always great fun and she has enjoyed every minute. Alison, Holiday Course Parent There is no charge at the point of booking. We will issue you an invoice by email 2-4 weeks before the start date of the course. Payment is due 14 days before the course start date. Information Source: Flintlock Theatre | eventbrite

Join the curators Corina Matamoros and Sandra García Herrera as they explore the rich themes and ideas in Belkis Ayón: Sikán Illuminations.Be the first to see the exhibition and discover the symbolic depths of Ayón's works. This event will be in Spanish with English translation. Afterwards, celebrate the opening of our new ground floor spaces at our Preview Party. Get your free ticket for this here. We offer a range of facilities to ensure we are accessible to visitors. Please click here to find out more about visiting Modern Art Oxford. If you have any questions about your visit, please get in touch at info@modernartoxforg.org.uk. Image credit: Belkis Ayón, Sin título (Sikán con chivo), 1993. © Belkis Ayón Estate. Courtesy of the Belkis Ayón Estate and David Castillo Information Source: Modern Art Oxford | eventbrite

Explore Oxford United v Swansea City sporting information for 2nd November, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Oxford United Football Club is a professional football team based in Oxford, England. The team was founded in 1893 and has since then been a member of the English Football League. They currently compete in League One, the third tier of English football. Over the years, Oxford United has developed a strong fan base and has won several accolades, including the Football League Cup in 1986. The team has produced notable players such as James Constable, Kemar Roofe, and Curtis Nelson. The home stadium for Oxford United is the Kassam Stadium, which has a capacity of over 12,000 spectators. With a rich history and talented players, Oxford United continues to be a competitive force in English football. Swansea City is a professional football club based in Swansea, Wales. They currently compete in the second tier of English football, the Championship. The club was founded in 1912 and has a rich history, having won the Welsh Cup a record 10 times. They have also won the English Championship playoffs on two occasions, allowing them to play in the Premier League in recent years. The Swans, as they are commonly known, have a strong fan base and play their home matches at the Liberty Stadium, which has a capacity of over 21,000. The team boasts notable players such as Andre Ayew, Morgan Gibbs-White, and Matt Grimes, all of whom have contributed to the team's success and solidified their position as a top team in the English football league. Swansea City continues to make strides in their performances and look to add more silverware and achievements to their already illustrious history. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Learn from an experienced local artist, who'll teach you how to paint using traditional materials like bamboo brushes, sumi ink, Gansai Tambi 顔彩耽美 (Traditional Japanese colours), gold leaves on rice paper. Paint Japanese scenes with us! We will bring along a selection of seasonal references from the different Japanese art movements like Ukiyo-e, Rinpa School and also some Japanese contemporary artists. This painting class is suitable for beginners as well as those with a little more artistic experience, so don't worry if it's your first time. Your teacher will be on hand to provide guidance and answer any questions. At the end of your art class, you'll get the chance to stand back and admire your beautiful Japanese painting or you can share your experiences with the group. You'll head home with your completed piece and a new skill that's perfect to practice whenever you're looking to clear your head. This workshop is located at Brewdog Outpost Manchester where food & drink is available for purchase before, during and after the workshop. *Towards the end of the workshop there will be an opportunity for you to get your photo taken. We will use these photos for social media and promotional use. Please let us know if you're not comfortable with this. Knowledge required • Beginner friendly - all levels welcome. Materials (all provided) • Sumi ink, Gansai Tambi 顔彩耽美 (Traditional Japanese colours), gold leaves, rice paper board. What you'll get: • All of the equipment and materials needed for your class. • Protective equipment such as aprons. What to bring • Comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a little paint on. • A carrying bag for take your artworks home. * This workshop is for ages 16+ only, if you have any concerns please email us floatingartuk@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more details @artfloat www.floatingart.co.uk Information Source: Floating Art Workshop | eventbrite

Welcome to OPT's Acting Workshops. Are you interested in acting and want to improve your skills? Join us for a fun and interactive workshop where you'll learn from the OPT directors. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their acting abilities. The sessions will take place on Mondays 6.30 - 8.30pm at the Pegasus Theatre. Come prepared to participate in various exercises and activities that will help you grow as a performer.Refreshments provided. Spaces are limited, so be sure to secure your spot early. Book a ticket for one date and this will cover you for the whole term. No parking at Pegasus Theatre except for disabled parking. Please email us if you need this. 2 hour parking on Magdalen Road. Busses 3, X40, or 46 go from High Street to Magdalen Road. Information Source: Oxford People's Theatre | eventbrite

Welcome to the OPT Playwriting Workshops! Get ready to unleash your creativity and learn the art of playwriting in our in-person workshops. Join us starting on Mon Nov 4 2024 at 6.30pm in the Pegasus Cafe. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out, our workshops are designed to help you develop your skills and craft compelling narratives and characters for the stage. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow playwrights and dive into the world of theatre. Bring paper and pen. Refreshments provided. Book a ticket for one date and this will cover you for the whole term. The start and end times are actually 6.30-8.30pm. (please ignore error on listing) No parking at Pegasus Theatre except for disabled parking. Please email us if you need this. 2 hour parking on Magdalen Road. Busses 3, X40 and 46 from High street to Magdalen Road. Information Source: Oxford People's Theatre | eventbrite

Welcome to Peregrine's Curious Collection Mini Launch and Young Author Workshop at Curio Books and Culture! Join us on Wed, Nov 06, 2024 at 5:00 PM GMT for an evening filled with creativity and inspiration. Young authors ages 8-18 and their guardians are invited to this engaging workshop! Discover the latest mini collection from Peregrine, filled with unique and intriguing stories. Aspiring writers can learn tips and tricks to kickstart their writing journey. Don't miss out on this exciting event! Information Source: Oxford Writers' House | eventbrite

Discover a lineup of talented comedians from Lille at the upcoming edition of the Calembours Comedy Club. The event will take place at the Oxford Café located at 21 Rue Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul, 59000 Lille on November 7, 2024. Admission is free, offering a great opportunity to enjoy a night of laughter with local humorists.

An exploration of high Magick & witchcraft through the lens of Hip-Hop, Master Elemanzer will be joined by fellow rappers Samson Pyewacket and Da Black Mamba with Doctor Klatu working his magick on the decks Support from the unique Goth rock musical duo Brown Glove and new retrowave producer SI-RO Tickets £8 Advance plus booking fee £10 on Door Doors 7.30pm Information Source: The Oxfordshire Shakespeare Festival 2022 | eventbrite

Emo Carnival 2024 - Emo Night Sydney is making a grand return in 2024 at Darlinghurst's renowned venue, Oxford Art Factory. Prepare for a night filled with excitement, from circus performers to carnival games, magician shows to emo clown makeovers. Indulge in free candy apples, cotton candy, and popcorn while enjoying a lineup of emo, pop punk, alternative, metalcore, and nu metal hits all night long. Dress to impress for a chance to win a $100 voucher by tagging your outfit on Instagram with the event hashtag. Early bird tickets are available for $10, offering access to a thrilling night of music and entertainment. Want free entry to all events? Contact the event page for more information. Various staff positions are open, including DJs, designers, photographers, content creators, and more. Interested individuals can apply through the event page directly. Remember, only purchase tickets through the official event link to avoid any issues with authenticity. This 18+ event requires photo ID for entry, with no refunds available. The event's end time is approximate and may vary based on venue capacity. Join us for an unforgettable night at Emo Carnival 2024 - Emo Night Sydney.

For the second year running, Bee Pedal Ready and Station South are joining bike forces to bring glowing wheeling women to the dark streets and parks of Manchester - Lights Up, encore!Bringing awareness to the number of women drop significantly through the darker and winter months, through various barriers. We want to change this.We are offering ‘feeder rides’ to and from the city, where we’ll ride in as a group to meet a plethora of amazing women of all ages at All Saint’s Park - this will form our ‘main ride’.Our main ‘bike disco’ ride will weave across the city as a pack before heading south, towards and through 3 different parks , before wheeling our way over to the astounding Victoria Baths for brews, hot food and a bike party!> To ensure illuminations across the ride, we have a couple of pannier bags full of wheel lights - free to you - for women joining feeder rides AND for the first 50 to arrive at the main ride. > All bikes are welcome! The ride is accessible to all, so bring your cargo bikes, tri-shaws, adapted bikes, and even a Penny Farthing if you have one! > Any questions or if you would like to organise a feeder ride of your own - please drop Anna + Bee a line : rides4womenmcr@gmail.com > Are you a Ride Leader, experienced cyclist or bike mechanic + would like to help marshall the main ride? We would L O V E to hear from you! Find the rides below and choose the one that suits you best, or feel free to just meet us in town. #lightsupride #ridesforwomenmcr #pedalmorefor24We are delighted to be partnering up with the Manchester School of Digital Art , We are Cycling UK, MCRActive, TfGM and Starling Bikes to create this official event for the European Capital of Cycling. +++++++// RIDE DETAILS //Main Ride> When : 4pm @ All Saints Park | Sundown! > Suitable for: All folk identifying as female, non-binary or allies who are comfortable riding as a female centred event, with experience of riding on the road and with a group. > Distance / Terrain : 5m / 8km > Speed : Very much unpaced / chilled / party pace / let's ride together > Expected ride time : 1 hour > Route : All Saint’s Park - Oxford Road - Whitworth Park - Platt Fields Park - Birchfields Park - Victoria Baths > What to bring: Water / snacks / helmet / bike lock / spare inner tube / bike lights / warm layers! > Fun things if you fancy : Wear bright, high viz or sparkly clothes if you have any / flags / speakers, tunes / noise making things / spoke lights / fairy lights / think disco party on wheels a.k.a. anything goes Feeder RidesRide 1 : with Bee Pedal Ready > Meet : Outside the Cafe The Pavilion in Alexander Park > Time : 3pm > Distance : 4 miles / 6.5km > Route : Alexandra Rd - Moss Side - Hulme - City Centre > Return ride to Whalley Range : Depart Victoria Baths @ 7.15pm Ride 2 : with Station South > Meet : Station South Bike Parking > Time : 3pm > Distance : 5 miles / 8km > Route : : FLoop - Oxford Rd - Platt Fields - Whitworth - City Centre > Return ride to Station South : Depart Victoria Baths @ 7.15pm > Bikes + helmets available to borrow : contact Anna at community@stationsouth.co.uk to reserve your kit. Ride 3 : with Moston Cycling + Walking Group > Meet : FC United Football Ground > Time : 3pm > Distance : 5 miles / 8km > Route: : FC United Broadhurst Park - Hulme Hall Lane - Miles Platting - Ancoats - Mayfield Park - Oxford Rd - All Saints Park Ride 4 : with Al-Hilal Communities > Meet : Evan's Cycles, Cheetham Hill Retail Park > Time : 3pm > Distance : 2.3 miles / 3.7km > Route: Cheetham Hill Road - Deansgate - City Centre - Oxford Road +++++++>> Friendly Notice! If you book on but for whatever reason cannot make it, we would appreciate as much notice as possible so we can open the ride back up to others waiting. You can cancel your place directly via EventBrite. The rides are free to you but come with cost and planning from our end so we want to make sure all the places are taken and enjoyed.. Thank you!>> All riders must cycle responsibly + take their own safety as well as others into account when making decisions on the road.>> This ride is not suitable for beginners as we will be riding on roads, with traffic and in a tight group.>> Please bring a spare inner tube just in case of a puncture, we have our very own mechanic amongst us so you won't get left behind if you get a flat. Please make sure your bike is in a roadworthy condition before the ride.>> Please make sure you are comfortable with the distance and route>> Want to join the ride but don’t have a bike? We have you covered! With free access to the infamous Starling Bikes, you won’t get left behind. Get in touch with beepedalready@gmail.com to get your unique code. Information Source: Rides for Women MCR | eventbrite

We're thrilled to be welcoming John McAuliffe to the shop for the Manchester launch of his sixth full collection of poetry, NATIONAL THEATRE. John will be in conversation with Lucy Burns. Doors: 6.30pm, starts: 6.45pm Tickets start from £4. About The Author: John McAuliffe's Selected Poems (2022) was an Irish Times and Guardian Book of the Year, and his previous books have won the Michael Hartnett Award and Poetry Book Society Recommendations. He is Professor of Poetry at Manchester where he has taught creative writing for twenty years, and is also Associate Publisher at Carcanet Press. Lucy Burns is a Senior Lecturer in Prose at Liverpool John Moores University. Her first book, Larger than an Orange, was published by Chatto & Windus in 2021. Information Source: Blackwell's Manchester | eventbrite

Welcome to the Sketchy Art Society! Join us and discover the joy of creativity at Market Halls Oxford Street. Are you into illustration, animation, or arts, but sometimes feel stuck or need a little inspiration? Maybe you're working on an art project, but the spark isn't quite there. Or perhaps you just want a monthly escape to sketch and chill with like-minded folks. Look no further – welcome to the Sketchy Art Society! We are a laid-back community where everyone is welcome, from beginners to experienced artists. At Sketchy Art Society, we believe in the simple joy of self-expression through art. Enjoy a relaxed and supportive atmosphere where you can connect with fellow artists, swap ideas, tips and tricks, learn new techniques, and maybe even make new friends along the way! Bring your favourite sketchbook and pencils, and let your imagination run wild. Don't worry about making mistakes – the Sketchy Art Society is about embracing imperfections and having a good time. So come on down, grab your drink and unleash your inner artist with us! WHERE TO FIND US: we are in a private area of the Market Halls called 'The Cavendish'. Ask any member of the staff to direct you to the private room. Closer to the date tickets holder will receive more information regarding the location. ✨ Bring your own material - it's okay if you don't have any, some will be provided. ✨ FEAR NOT: no one has to sketch with an empty stomach; Nor start the evening without a well-deserved drink! Food and Drinks are available in the fantastic 24 different kitchens at the Market Halls bars. ✨ FOLLOW US on Instagram @sketchy.art.society Information Source: Dante's Yard | eventbrite

Book Launch: Laura Varnam, Primers Volume Seven Join us for a reading from Laura Varnam's Beowulf-inspired poetry sequence 'Grendel's Mother Bites Back' from the newly published Primers Volume Seven (Nine Arches Press). Laura will be in conversation with Eleanor Baker (author of Book Curses). There will be a chance to ask questions and to buy a book at the end of the event (cash only). The event will take place in the 10 Merton Street lecture room in University College. Information Source: Laura Varnam | eventbrite

Whether melting her body into the innards of her home photocopier, filming erupting geyser postcards found on eBay or crawling on her belly to enter macro-pollen perspectives, Rhona works across text, image, and performance in attempts to collapse ecological distance. Her practice foregrounds our somatic interconnectedness with the earth and looks to eco-feminisms, phenomenology, science-fiction literature and cinema alongside innovations within self-help psychology. She physically performs her compulsion to meld minds with multiple subjectivities and clamber inside other ‘bodies’ drawing upon her past of growing up a hippie to re-situate photography, writing and filmmaking into expanded, somatic, eco- feminist practices and contribute to wider ecologies of care. Rhona exhibits internationally and often speaks, co-curates and teaches on the connective tissue between art, ecology and psychology/spirituality with previous audiences including Chelsea College of Art, UCL Department of the Anthropocene and London Science Fiction Research Community. She has performed for Black Mountain College Museum, Creative Time, New York and completed art residencies in UK, Australia, and USA.Rhona was self-taught in art until aged 33, has a Bachelors in Psychology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Photography, and an MFA in Fine Art, from Slade School of Fine Art. Her simultaneous healing career (25+ years) unconventionally began as her father was a convicted armed robber, plunging her into addressing her self-esteem, embracing myriad art, ecology, healing and somatic approaches.She has a background in Clinical Psychology and now works as a Healer and Mentor. She’s currently studying a Diploma in Environmental Humanities, is a lively member of two art collectives and co-runs The More- Than-Human book club at Barbican library, which collaborated with RE/SISTERS for an edition alongside the major exhibition, November 2023. Bio: Rhona Eve Clews rhonaeveclews.com @rhonaeve insta Information Source: School of Arts | eventbrite

Explore Miami (OH) v Kent State sporting information for 13th November, as well as links for American Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Miami (OH) American Football team, also known as the RedHawks, competes in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision as part of the Mid-American Conference. The team has a rich history dating back to 1888 and has a long-standing rivalry with nearby Ohio University. The RedHawks have won 15 conference championships and have appeared in three bowl games, most notably the 2003 GMAC Bowl. Led by head coach Chuck Martin, the team has produced several notable players including NFL quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The RedHawks play their home games at Yager Stadium which can hold up to 24,400 fans and was recently upgraded with a new state-of-the-art scoreboard. With a strong tradition and dedicated fan base, the Miami (OH) football team continues to make its mark in the world of college football. Founded in 1920, the Kent State Golden Flashes football team represents Kent State University in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision. The team has a long-standing rivalry with the Akron Zips, which dates back to 1923 and is known as the Wagon Wheel Challenge Cup. The Golden Flashes have won the Mid-American Conference East division title three times and have made several appearances in bowl games, such as the post-2015 season when they competed in the GoDaddy Bowl. Some notable players who have played for the Golden Flashes include Hall of Fame linebacker Jack Lambert and NFL quarterback Josh Cribbs. The team plays their home games at the Dix Stadium, which has a capacity of over 25,000 and is known for its energetic atmosphere. With a rich history and a dedicated fan base, the Kent State Golden Flashes are a force to be reckoned with in the world of collegiate football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

The final instalment of N.A.M. Rodger's definitive, authoritative trilogy on Britain's naval history. At the end of the French and Napoleonic wars, British sea-power was at its apogee. But by 1840, as one contemporary commentator put it, the Admiralty was full of ‘intellects becalmed in the smoke of Trafalgar’. How the Royal Navy reformed and reinvigorated itself in the course of the nineteenth century is just one thread in this magnificent book, which refuses to accept standard assumptions and analyses. Rodger sets all this in the essential context of politics and geo-strategy. The character and importance of leading admirals – Beatty, Fisher, Cunningham – is assessed, together with the roles of other less famous but no less consequential figures. Based on a lifetime’s learning, it is the culmination of one of the most significant British historical works in recent decades. Naval specialists will find much that is new here, and will be invigorated by the originality of Rodger’s judgements; but everyone who is interested in the one of the central threads in British history will find it rewarding. Nicholas A.M. Rodger is Senior Research Fellow at All Souls. Information Source: Pharos Foundation | eventbrite

Join us for the opening launch event and artist talk by acclaimed Thai artist, Jakkai Siributr on his first UK exhibition There’s no Place . This autumn, the Whitworth presents There’s no Place a significant new exhibition by acclaimed Thai artist Jakkai Siributr. Building on the Whitworth’s long history of radical global textile exhibitions, this show will offer visitors an intimate and breathtaking look at one of Southeast Asia’s leading contemporary artists on his first UK exhibition. The Whitworth's new Project Space will house a host of works that span the major themes in Siributr’s practice. Moving between the Thailand's political and social histories, personal stories of grief and remembrance and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this space will allow viewers to both view and interact with the artist’s intricate, monumental and dynamic work. Siributr will also transform one of the Whitworth’s core collection galleries into the latest iteration of his long-term project There's no Place. Exploring ideas of home and belonging, this collaborative embroidery piece creates an ongoing dialogue between the artist, the community of Koung Jor Shan Refugee Camp and viewers around the world. 15 November 2024 – 16 March 2025#JakkaiSiributrThis exhibition is made possible through the generous support of our main exhibition sponsor Atinuj Tantivit and via the exhibition supporters group including Douglas Ray and Central Group. With thanks to Flowers Gallery and to our official paint sponsor Little Greene The Whitworth Oxford Rd Manchester M15 6ER About the venue The Whitworth is an accessible venue with facilities to support you during your visit. Alongside this our visitor team will be on hand to assist you in the gallery. Find out more about planning your visit to the Whitworth and accessibility information for you. If you’d like to speak to a team member about any access or additional needs, please get in touch with the gallery and we will be happy to assist you. Contact via email on whitworth@manchester.ac.uk or by telephone on 0161 275 7450. The Whitworth The Whitworth art gallery and gardens is driven by a mission to work with communities to use art for positive social change, and actively addresses what matters most in people’s lives. We are proudly part of The University of Manchester, operating as a convening space between the University and the people of the city Image: Jakkai Siributr portrait in There’s no Place, presented at The Spirits of Maritime Crossing a collateral event part of the 60th Venice Biennial 2024. Courtesy of the artist, Flowers Gallery and Bangkok Art Biennale Photo credit: Amarin Information Source: The Whitworth | eventbrite

Experience a night of empowerment and celebration at Angst Night: A FLINTA* Dance Party and Drag Show in Halifax. Taking place at the vibrant 2 Crows Oxford Taproom + Yeah Yeahs Pizza, the event promises an unforgettable evening filled with music, dance, and captivating performances. Join the community on November 15, 2024, at 2983 Oxford Street, Halifax, NS B3L 2W3. Tickets are priced at CA$11.98, offering an affordable opportunity to enjoy a night of creativity and inclusivity. Don't miss out on this unique and uplifting event that showcases the talent and diversity of the FLINTA* community.

Bailey & Keely tour their debut album, Atthomis, with a mix of traditional, reworked and original tunes. Consummate players in their own rights, together they draw new possibilities and bring traditional music into the modern age on boxes and fiddle. Set in the Norrington Room, the heart of the original Blackwells bookshop, this is sure to be a special night, PLEASE NOTE: this concert will be live recorded, so quiteness during takes will be requested. Information Source: eventbrite

100% Blur & Oasis 11:30pm-12:30am followed by Indie Bangers till late. Best Cool Britannia inspired fit wins a $100 prize inbox us if you want free entry for all our events! Staff wanted - multiple roles available! DJs, Designers, Photographers, Content Creators, Influencers, Videographers, Video Editors, Photo Editors, Door Staff, Event Hosting Staff, Full time event managers, plus more! INBOX THE EVENT PAGE TO APPLY. DO NOT CONTACT VENUES. We do not condone the purchase of tickets from any 3rd party resellers. The only way to guarantee the authenticity of tickets is by purchasing directly from the ticket link listed in our event. If an individual claims to have tickets available for this event they are not verified by us ​​and may not be legitimate tickets. We do not tolerate any disrespectful behaviour toward other patrons. 18+ photo ID required. No refunds. End time of this event is approximate; it might end earlier or later depending on the venue and how busy it is. Information Source: The Bait Shop | eventbrite

Who are you taking to Shrek Prom?! There’s a prom coming to the swamp and you’re invited! Dress up in your finest prom attire for SHREK PROM! Dress code: Prom inspired by Shrek Who will be crowned Prom Royalty? Best dressed win prizes: $100 Bar Tab Custom ‘Royal Ogre’ Sash Shrek Plushie Giveaways Prom Photoshoot Free Green Glitter Bar Shrek Themed Drinks! Shrek Juice Donkey Drank Farquaad Fizz Staff wanted - multiple roles available! DJs, Designers, Photographers, Content Creators, Influencers, Videographers, Video Editors, Photo Editors, Door Staff, Event Hosting Staff, Full time event managers, plus more! INBOX THE EVENT PAGE TO APPLY. DO NOT CONTACT VENUES. We do not condone the purchase of tickets from any 3rd party resellers. The only way to guarantee the authenticity of tickets is by purchasing directly from the ticket link listed in our event. If an individual claims to have tickets available for this event they are not verified by us ​​and may not be legitimate tickets. We do not tolerate any disrespectful behaviour toward other patrons. 18+ photo ID required. No refunds. End time of this event is approximate; it might end earlier or later depending on the venue and how busy it is. Information Source: Shrek Rave | eventbrite

Gain behind-the-scenes insights into our new exhibitions with our free curator-led tours.Dates: Friday 15 November: Belkis Ayón: Sikán Illuminations and Platform Graduate Award 2024 Saturday 30 November: Belkis Ayón: Sikán Illuminations and Back Toward Oneness Friday 10 January: Belkis Ayón: Sikán Illuminations and Back Toward Oneness Saturday 8 February: Belkis Ayón: Sikán Illuminations and Back Toward Oneness Each tour will start 1pm and last roughly an hour. You will be met behind the Welcome Desk, please ask a member of staff if you can't find where to go. We offer a range of facilities to ensure we are accessible to visitors. Please click here to find out more about visiting Modern Art Oxford. If you have any questions about your visit, please get in touch at info@modernartoxforg.org.uk. Information Source: Modern Art Oxford | eventbrite

Ever wanted to scream your heart out to some angry anthems? Take your inner anger out on the dancefloor at our Female Rage Rave. We'll be playing some unhinged girly bangers for you to aggressively point at each other all night long. Film it and send it to an ex, who cares! You’re a hard working queen and you deserve to turn that frown completely down and cause terror to all the people who have wronged you. Sounds like: Olivia Rodrigo, Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, Chappell Roan, Taylor Swift, Tate McRae, Doja Cat, Kesha, Megan Thee Stallion, Kelly Clarkson, Ashnikko, SZA, Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Madison Beer, Gwen Stefani, Britney Spears + MORE! Only the songs about RAGE from the above artists! DM us with who you want to hear! Dress code: FEMALE RAGE! Think: Jennifer's Body, Pearl, Maxxxine, Gone Girl, Kill Bill, Promising Young Woman, Blink Twice, Girl Interrupted, Midsommar, Big Little Lies, Death Becomes Her, Heathers, Chicago, Dead To Me, Thelma & Louise, Birds Of Prey OR WHOEVER THE HELL YOU WANT! Best dressed wins a $100 Bar Tab! Free Glitter Bar Plush Giveaways Themed Drinks! Try Me Tipple Villain Mode Moonshine I Dare You Drop Staff wanted - multiple roles available! DJs, Designers, Photographers, Content Creators, Influencers, Videographers, Video Editors, Photo Editors, Door Staff, Event Hosting Staff, Full time event managers, plus more! INBOX THE EVENT PAGE TO APPLY. DO NOT CONTACT VENUES. We do not condone the purchase of tickets from any 3rd party resellers. The only way to guarantee the authenticity of tickets is by purchasing directly from the ticket link listed in our event. If an individual claims to have tickets available for this event they are not verified by us ​​and may not be legitimate tickets. We do not tolerate any disrespectful behaviour toward other patrons. 18+ photo ID required. No refunds. End time of this event is approximate; it might end earlier or later depending on the venue and how busy it is. Information Source: FEMALE RAGE | eventbrite

Join us for a free embroidery workshop with artist Jakkai Siributr and contribute to the ongoing artwork There’s no Place. Starting as a project in a refugee camp on the border of Thailand and Myanmar, where Siributr invited inhabitants to reflect on their experiences through stitch, There’s no Place is now a global project, a conversation across continents through embroidery. About the exhibition This autumn, the Whitworth presents There’s no Place a significant new exhibition by acclaimed Thai artist Jakkai Siributr. Building on the Whitworth’s long history of radical global textile exhibitions, this show will offer visitors an intimate and breathtaking look at one of Southeast Asia’s leading contemporary artists on his first UK exhibition. The Whitworth's new Project Space will house a host of works that span the major themes in Siributr’s practice. Moving between the Thailand's political and social histories, personal stories of grief and remembrance and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this space will allow viewers to both view and interact with the artist’s intricate, monumental and dynamic work. Siributr will also transform one of the Whitworth’s core collection galleries into the latest iteration of his long-term project There's no Place. Exploring ideas of home and belonging, this collaborative embroidery piece creates an ongoing dialogue between the artist, the community of Koung Jor Shan Refugee Camp and viewers around the world. For the exhibition Siributr has transformed one of the Whitworth’s core collection galleries into the latest iteration of his long-term project There's no Place. For the opening weekend Siributr will deliver two embroidery workshops. Exploring ideas of home and belonging, this collaborative embroidery piece creates an ongoing dialogue between the artist, the community of Koung Jor Shan Refugee Camp and viewers around the world. 15 November 2024 – 16 March 2025 #JakkaiSiributr This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of our main exhibition sponsor Atinuj Tantivit and via the exhibition supporters group including Douglas Ray and Central Group. With thanks to Flowers Gallery and to our official paint sponsor Little Greene. The Whitworth Oxford Rd Manchester M15 6ER About the venue The Whitworth is an accessible venue with facilities to support you during your visit. Alongside this our visitor team will be on hand to assist you in the gallery. Find out more about planning your visit to the Whitworth and accessibility information for you. If you’d like to speak to a team member about any access or additional needs, please get in touch with the gallery and we will be happy to assist you. Contact via email on whitworth@manchester.ac.uk or by telephone on 0161 275 7450. The Whitworth The Whitworth art gallery and gardens is driven by a mission to work with communities to use art for positive social change, and actively addresses what matters most in people’s lives. We are proudly part of The University of Manchester, operating as a convening space between the University and the people of the city Image: Jakkai Siributr portrait in There’s no Place, presented at The Spirits of Maritime Crossing a collateral event part of the 60th Venice Biennial 2024. Courtesy of the artist, Flowers Gallery and Bangkok Art Biennale Photo credit: Amarin Information Source: The Whitworth | eventbrite

Experience an unforgettable musical journey with Young Stunners & Irshad Khan in Darlinghurst at the Oxford Art Factory. The event will take place from November 17th to November 18th, 2024. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing performances at 46 Oxford Street #38, Darlinghurst, NSW 2010. Ticket prices range from A$49 to A$164.90. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to witness these talented artists live on stage.

Experience the electrifying performance of Young Stunners in Sydney at the Oxford Art Factory. This highly anticipated event will take place from November 17th to November 18th, 2024, in the vibrant city of Darlinghurst. Prepare to be captivated by their unique blend of music and energy. Tickets for this unforgettable experience range from A$49 to A$202.48. Don't miss your chance to witness Young Stunners live in action at this iconic venue located at 46 Oxford Street #38, Darlinghurst, NSW 2010.

We're thrilled to be welcoming Roy Claire Potter to the shop for the Manchester launch of THE WASTES. Doors: 6.30, starts: 6.45 Tickets start from £4. THE WASTESwill also be available to purchase on the night and Roy will be signing copies after the talk. If you would like a signed copy but cannot make the event, please contact us on 0161 274 3331 or manchester@blackwell.co.uk and we can arrange this for you. About the book: After the death of her mother a woman decides to visit a familiar strip of rural upland, darkly identified on the South Pennines Ordnance Survey map as: The Waste. As she moves between trains, shunted by public encounters and haunted by past bar jobs, damp bedsits and a press shot of Vanessa Redgrave smoking in the bath, found slipped between the pages of her mother's diary, the threshold between her past, present and future self dissolves. Fringe images she has neither designed nor authored begin to steer her toward grid reference 3499, where underfoot the semi-solid mud turns with worms and ants. About the author: Influenced by linguistics and performance theory, Roy Claire Potter is an artist writer who performs, publishes and exhibits. They often collaborate with musicians and sound artists to make audio for music festivals and radio. Roy has recently presented solo and collaborative work with Book Works, Cafe OTO, Serpentine, and Camden Arts Centre (all 2024); Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts (2023); Counterflows, Cafe OTO, and PRIMARY (all 2022); Reduced Listening for BBC Radio 3, and A plus A gallery (all 2021); and Tate Britain with Tate Publishing (2019). Their debut novel The Wastes was published by Book Works earlier this summer, and shorter works have been published with Ma Bibliotheque, Dostoyevsky Wannabe, Hotel Partisan, Tate Publishing, MOSTYN and CCA Derry-Londonderry. Live and studio recorded audio works are released with Cafe OTO’s OTOROKU and TAKUROKU labels, London; Sub Rosa in Belgium; Chocolate Monk in Brighton, and Fort Evil Fruit in Dublin. Roy is Senior Lecturer of Fine Art at Liverpool John Moores University, and they are represented by A plus A gallery, Venice. Roy will be in conversation with Gareth Gavin, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing in the Centre for New Writing at the University of Manchester. Information Source: Blackwell's Manchester | eventbrite

Join us on Monday 18th November from 6:30pm to discuss any pieces, works in progress or ideas with young artist peers. Refreshments provided and an option for a casual drink afterwards. Information Source: Erin Rosalie Thomas | eventbrite

The fourth event in a free programme of seminar-screenings, curated by APGRD Director Pantelis Michelakis and co-curated by experienced and emergent scholars, aims to encourage reflection on all forms of interaction between antiquity and modernity as well as between screen and performance. Each screening will have a short introduction and will conclude with a post-screening discussion. Yukio Ninagawa's Oidipusu-oh (1976) and William Maranda's Raja Edepus (2006) will be introduced by Sarah Marshall (St Hugh's College, Oxford) and Simona Thompson (University College, Oxford), who will also lead a post-screening discussion. Attendance is free and everyone is welcome, but booking is required. If you are able to, St Hilda's would welcome a voluntary contribution (suggested donation: £5). All screenings will be held in the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building (JdP), St Hilda's College. The JdP has step free access. Please see the Online Access Guide for further details about the venue. Please email St Hilda's College at: lodge@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk with any accessibility requirements or queries about the JdP. Information Source: APGRD: Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama | eventbrite