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Thierry Escaich, Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra and Zane Dalal: Mozart and Handel
Oriel College 700 Years
Read More Book TicketsSoumik Datta: Melodies in Slow Motion
A powerful evening of music, sound design and storytelling from acclaimed sarod virtuoso Soumik Datta
Read More Book TicketsChahat Mahmood Ali Qawwal
An immersive evening of Qawwali with Chahat Mahmood Ali Qawwal
Read More Book TicketsTabla workshop with Shahbaz Hussain
Discover the fascinating world of the tabla with renowned tabla player Shabhaz Hussain.
Read More Book TicketsDesi Dancefloor: Family-friendly rave with DJ Indy
A two-hour set of Bhangra, Bollywood and contemporary South Asian sounds.
Read More Book TicketsDance workshop with Pooja Rajguru
Come and learn some new dance moves - includes Bollywood and Gujarati folk dance.
Read More Book TicketsTabla for Two: Kalyaan-ish
An exploration of Indian classical music and Western jazz traditions
Read More Book TicketsTalk: Indian Dance Traditions in Relation to Power
A talk with researcher, writer, and dancer Dr Ranjini Nair
Read More Book TicketsFilm: Natarang
A screening of the 2010 Indian Marathi-language drama.
Read More Book TicketsFamily Christmas Concert
Relaxed, fun and informal, our family-friendly daytime celebration of the festive season is back.
Read More Book TicketsChristmas at Christ Church 1
Revel in the glorious sounds of the Cathedral Choir of Christ Church, enjoy seasonal readings and join in with audience carols, all in wonderfully atmospheric surroundings.
Read More Book TicketsChristmas at Christ Church 2
Revel in the glorious sounds of the Cathedral Choir of Christ Church, enjoy seasonal readings and join in with audience carols, all in wonderfully atmospheric surroundings.
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