Find out what's on in Oxfordshire from cultural events in historic Oxford to countryside experiences across the Cotswolds and riverside towns along the Thames. Discover everything from literary festivals and heritage attractions to family-friendly days outs, with inspiring events to enjoy throughout the year. Discover what's happening today, this week and throughout the summer below.
2026 marks the 50th anniversary of Agatha Christie’s death, with Wallingford Museum hosting a special exhibition, 'Agatha Christie’s Wallingford', exploring her life at Winterbrook House and her deep connection to the town. The new Blenheim Palace Festival brings global superstars and award-winning performers for five days of music (27 June – 4 July), while the internationally acclaimed Henley Festival returns this summer (8 – 12 July), transforming the Thames riverside into a unique cultural experience. It's a tasty time to visit the market town of Wantage, with its international food and drink festival (5 July).
In Oxford, the Bodleian Libraries present Pets & their People, exploring the human–animal bond, (now until 11 Nov), whilst City Sightseeing Oxford offers a city bus and walking tour combination ticket, ideal for visitors looking to explore this fascinating city with ease. Returning for the summer, Oxford Castle and Prision welcomes in annual Shakespeare Festival (22 June - 15 Aug) with three open air theatre shows in the castleyard, right in the heart of Oxford.
From the historic streets of Oxford to picturesque market towns and villages, the county offers a rich calendar of events throughout the year. Plan your 2026 adventure — your Oxfordshire journey awaits.

Scroll down to discover upcoming event's across Oxfordshire, or use the search filters above to find something near you. Explore featured events happening across Oxfordshire this summer, from flower festivals and theatre to outdoor experiences, music events and family-friendly days out. With something happening every week, there's always a new way to enjoy Oxfordshire.
If you're planning to come to South East England to enjoy one of the many events in Oxfordshire, find answers below to some frequently asked questions?
This weekend in Oxfordshire you can enjoy a variety of things to do, including cultural events in Oxford, wine tasting and outdoor activities in the countryside and family-friendly experiences across the county. Browse the listings on this page or use the filters above to find something happening near you.
You can find daily updated listings using the area and date filter in the search box above, or scroll down to explore the full Buckinghamshire events guide - ideal if you are looking for inspiration and ideas.
If you're travelling from outside the area for an event in Oxfordshire, there are numerous hotels and other accommodation options to suit your needs. Search & Book Oxfordshire Accommodation to plan your stay.
Discover events for day visitors, local residents and holiday makers below, or find out what's happening near you by clicking the Map View button. A visit to Oxfordshire means you're never far away for an event along the River Thames and River Cherwell, its historic market towns or cotswolds countryside.
Oxfordshire is ideally located in South East England and is one of the counties that is close to London, making it easy to visit for a day trip, short break or holiday. It is also well connected to the other surrounding counties including Buckinghamshire and Berkshire.
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Vineyard / Wine
Wallingford
Take a tour and learn more about English wine production at Brightwell Vineyard in Oxfordshire. Located on the outskirts of the beautiful Wallingford village, guests can enjoy a one hour tour and the chance to taste three of the wines produced at…
Father's Day
Henley On Thames
Treat your dad to a unique and luxurious afternoon on the Thames
Vineyard / Wine
Wallingford
Looking for an authentic experience? Join in the fun of pulling in the grapes this harvest time at Brightwell Vineyard in Oxfordshire
Tour
Broad Street, Oxford
Discover the vibrant history of the oldest university in the English-speaking world on the only official University of Oxford walking tour. Learn how Oxford grew from a small market town to become the city of dreaming spires.
Christmas
Henley On Thames
Santa cruises will feature a well renowned family entertainer, Bertie Slippers and Santa Claus himself.
Christmas
Didcot
Head to Didcot Railway Centre in Oxfordshire on the 9th & 14th December for an exclusive performance of 'A Christmas Carol' performed by Gerald Dickens.
Heritage & History
Didcot
The Didcot Railway 'Discovery Days' offer the chance to explore the 21-acre living museum with trains dating from Victorian times to the 1960s - unearth almost two centuries of railway history. Trains will not be running on these days, meaning…