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Birds of Prey at Oxford Castle & Prison

Name: Birds of Prey at Oxford Castle & Prison
Start: 2023-07-22
End: 2023-09-02
Location: Oxford Castle & Prison

Much Ado About Nothing: Open Air Theatre

Get up close with magnificent birds of prey at Oxford Castle & Prison.

Experience the thrill of being a medieval falconer and get up close and personal with magnificent birds of prey.

You’ll witness these magnificent creatures soaring through the air, diving for their prey, and showing off their incredible hunting skills.

Choose from a Handling Session, with a chance to hold and admire the birds up close; or take part in a Flying Session, where you’ll be able to fly these incredible birds under the close supervision of expert handlers.

22 July and 2 September

Tickets £4 for handling sessions, £16 Flying sessionsHandling sessions suitable for all ages, Flying Sessions min age 6+

www.oxfordcastleandprison.co.uk

Day Fever

Daytime Clubbing Comes to Oxford

Daytime disco, DAY FEVER is 'a revolution, a joyous celebration where people from all walks of life come together to dance, laugh, and relive the magic of those late nights out'. No

Tue 3 Dec 2024

BBOWT

Festive Challenge

12 Days Wild is the festive challenge by the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT), which takes place from 25 December to 5 January. The idea is to do one wild thing

Wed 27 Nov 2024

Oxford Playhouse

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Wed 9 Apr 2025

Science Oxford at Oxford Literary Festival 2025

'Could there be aliens hiding in our Solar System' and 'what if aliens are smart?' To get answers to these intriguing questions and more, Francesca MacLennan, Director of Science Education at the Oxford Trust | Science Oxford, introduced astronomer and author Dr Matt Bothwell at the Oxford Literary Festival on Saturday 5th April 2025, to speak about his new book, ‘Astrophysics for Supervillains: The Great Alien Hunt’. This family talk was held at the University of Oxford’s Mathematical Institute.