Creative Art Classes
“Anyone can be taught how to draw and paint but being creative is a totally different way of seeing and perceiving the world we live in.”
News from Ubiquitous Theatre Company
News update from Weston Turville's very own theatre company
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre Summer 2019 What’s On Guide available now!
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre has announced their summer season with hit musicals, family theatre spectaculars, laugh-a-minute comedy and a host of Second Space shows and screenings.
Rather to Be Pitied by Jan Newton
The second DS Kite novel: A missing child, two bodies, no clues
Brought to Life: Eliot Hodgkin Rediscovered
Brought to Life: Eliot Hodgkin Rediscovered (25 May – 20 October 2019) is the first major exhibition of the artist’s work in nearly thirty years, and aims to return this remarkable British painter to the spotlight where he belongs.
Paessler AG sponsors award-winning TNMOC Relaxed Opening Sessions for people with autism
The 2019 Relaxed Opening sessions for people with autism at The National Museum of Computing are already proving highly popular and visitors are advised to register promptly for the increasingly popular sessions.
Waddesdon launches exclusive tours of Eythrope, a private Rothschild garden
The walled garden at Eythrope is opening its gates to the public, through a series of public tours that start in May. These exclusive events will offer a glimpse into a garden that has, until now, been kept intensely private.
Wendover Music 2019
What do a harpsichord, a saxophone and a flute have in common?
‘Drip, Drip, Drip’ comes to Oxford
‘Drip Drip Drip’, a new, taboo-busting play set in the NHS, from a 5 star theatre company, comes to Oxford.
Neill Cameron provides a comic touch to The Story Museum’s transformation
Oxford based comic artist Neill Cameron has created a giant comic strip to feature on the building hoardings of The Story Museum whilst it under goes its magical transformation.