SEPTEMBER
These are a few ofour favourite September things
The children are back to school and autumn is knocking on the door. Make haste to the City Centre for Oxford Open Doors, a whole weekend of free fun, plus the annual Oxford Science and Ideas Festival, plus the Tiny Ideas Festival. Phew – busy times! Also a great time to pull your muddy boots on and get out on some countryside walks! Is it too early to put the Christmas tree up?! Asking for a friend.
LET YOUR
ADVENTURES
BEGIN
IF Oxford Science and Ideas Festival
Over 100 events celebrating STEM happening throughout the city! The curious, the mind-boggling and the downright bonkers! Come along and have your mind opened,
Tiny Ideas Festival
A celebration on 0-7 year olds and their creativity! This festival goes from strength to strength and can be found at venues all over Oxford.
DON’T
FORGET TO
give yourself a pat on the back. You survived summer and now it’s time to face plant into some cheese. You’ll find just what you need at the cheese shed with toasties the size of your head! You deserve it!
IDEAL ADVENTURES
FOR SEPTEMBER
Minster Lovell playground
A refurbished playground given a new lase of life with exciting equipment for a wide age range. Read more
Modern Art Oxford *now open after £2 million re-design*
A new £2 million refurbishment sees an artist-designed café, new gallery and more space to participate, learn and be inspired in this ... Read more
Hailey and Ipsden Circular (with pub & playground!)
Autumn stompers: this short walk deep in the Childterns countryside is bookended by a cosy pub with roaring fire and stunning views! Read more
Aynho Circular Walk
Varied 5.5k walk that takes you around the perimeter of Aynho Park, including the deer park where some impressive stags reside! Read more
We hired a VW Campervan!
Ever wanted to hire a campervan? I did for YEARS and finally did it in June. What an adventure!! Read more
WATCH OUT
FOR
your mental health. The children are back at school and the merry-go-round starts again. Don’t forget to look after your own mental health in the midst of the chaos of everyday life. It’s OK not to feel OK and it’s OK to ask for help.