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 Ideas Festival. 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
Oxford opens it's doors!
On the 9th – 10th September, Oxford Open Doors gives the public a chance to see Oxford though a different lens as it opens it’s doors to the public!
Jump Inc indoor trampoline park in Bicester
Weather started to turn? Don’t worry Jump Inc in Bicester has you covered!
DON’T
FORGET TO
give yourself a pat on the back. You survived summer and now it’s time to have a big slice of cake. No better place to find it than Worton Kitchen Garden. You deserve it!
IDEAL ADVENTURES
FOR SEPTEMBER
Cotswold Sculpture Park
Over 150 sculptures intertwined with acres of landscape. A 12 foot polar bear? Sure, we got you. Read more
The Cheese Shed
The Cheese Shed, purveyor of the finest doorstop toasties in the world! Fill up then walk it off in the beautiful Chilterns. Read more
Jessie’s Art Shed
An art shop in a small Oxfordshire village that packs a huge punch with their classes and workshops for toddlers all the way through ... Read more
East Hanney Play Area
A recently renovated playground with a huge fox installation that children can clamber all over! Read more
Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium
Fancy climbing into a massive guitar or walking through an ear? Maybe you want to explore space or experience the UK's biggest stand ... Read more
Modern Art Oxford
One of the UK’s leading contemporary art spaces with opportunities for creative participation for all. A mind opening experience! 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.
