We are back for 2025 with our Spring series of concerts:January27th - Oxford Indolent Quintet: jazz, blues and Latin piecesFebruary 3rd - cancelled10th - Radcliffe Chamber Group: piano, cello & clarinet17th - Emilija Karaliute: folk and classical music on the Kanklés, a traditional Lithuanian instrument24th - Natalia Kakarkina, vocalist & teacher: Ukrainian folk songsMarch3rd - Simeon Walker, composer & pianist: contemporary classical pieces10th - Gayle Walker, soprano: arias & songs from opera, film & jazz 17th - Giles Lewin, Pete Watson & friends: a celebration of St Patrick's Day24th - Andrew Lack Trio: violin, piano & cello31st - Joanna Lam, pianist: pieces by lesser known composersApril7th - TBA As ever, these concerts are at 1pm on Mondays, and are free, with a retiring collection for the musicians' choice of charity.Refreshments are provided.You are very welcome!
Work is about to commence on repairing and refurbishing our wonderful Saxon Tower. This is the oldest extant building in Oxford, and as such is a top attraction for the City - we are on the new Oxford Monopoly set! If you would like to contribute to this work, please click here to donate to the Tower Refurbishment Project
On Thursdays in term time, 10 - 11.45am, we have a play café in our Parish Room. Babies and children can enjoy toys and sensory play while you relax with coffee, cake and a chat. There will be rhymes, songs and a Bible story from 11.30am.Do join us!
This event will be a study day on Saturday 15th March 2025, from 10am to 3.30pm.The day will be led by Professor Matthew Campbell of York University, who will present three talks on Faith & Heresies in Irish poetry. A link to Professor Campbell's university page is hereMore general information is on the OCSG Events page.Do make a diary note of the date and join us if you can!
