Art & Craft in Oxford
23 upcoming art & craft events
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Wild String Workshop - Sutton Courtenay, Thursday 27 August
📍 Sutton Courtenay Environmental Education Centre
£21.68
Training in the use and maintenance of the Austrian scythe - Sutton Courtenay, Friday 28 August
📍 Sutton Courtenay Environmental Education Centre
£89.71
PRESSED @ The Workshop Cafe 28/08/26
📍 Workshop Cafe
The Crochet Social
📍 Oxford Kelpie Coffee Oxford Castle
From £15.40
Build Your Business Development Engine (2nd September)
📍 Holiday Inn Peartree Roundabout
FREESHARE Oxford Blackbird Leys Repair Cafe
📍 Oxford Hub
FREEIntroduction to ORC
📍 The Straw Bale
Sculpt and Sip | Plough Inn
📍 Plough Inn
FREEEarly Years Arts Project with Dancin' Oxford
📍 Donnington Doorstep Family Centre and John Henry Newman School
Barbell 301: SFL Ready Workshop—Wantage, Oxfordshire, UK
📍 The Engine House Gym
Kettlebell 301: SFG Ready Workshop—Wantage, Oxforshire, UK
📍 The Engine House Gym
FREEArt and the Senses (Part 1)
📍 Restore
Spoon Carving Workshop for Beginners - Sutton Courtenay, Saturday 26 September
📍 Sutton Courtenay Environmental Education Centre
£69.51
Mosaic Workshops in Oxford
📍 Oxford
£22.38 - £92.80
Chunky Arm Knitting
📍 Upper Heyford Reading Room
Sculpt and Sip | Slug and Lettuce Oxford
📍 Slug & Lettuce - Oxford
£35.37
An Introduction to Green Woodworking at Makespace Oxford
📍 Makespace Oxfordshire
£120.00
FREEIntroduction to ORC
📍 Restore
Harvestman ID workshop with Meg Skinner
📍 Brasenose Wood
FREEOxInAHR - Research and the NHS 10-Year Plan with Prof Ruth Endacott
📍 Oxford Brookes University
60 Juno & Cootie Catcher
📍 O2 Academy2 Oxford
FREENurturing Hope (Part 2)
📍 Restore
Collagraph Printing Workshop with Jo Abela
📍 artsHUB @ Watlington Methodist Church
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Art & Craft in Oxford — Guide
Art & craft events in Oxford are a wonderful blend of creativity and community spirit. They appeal to everyone from seasoned artisans looking for inspiration to beginners eager to try their hand at something new. Whether you're into pottery, painting, or jewellery making, there's always a class that suits your skills and interests.
These workshops often take place in various types of venues such as basement clubs, pub function rooms, and dedicated arts centres. They run regularly throughout the year, providing ongoing opportunities for learning and growth. Expect to meet like-minded individuals and enjoy hands-on activities led by experienced instructors who share their knowledge and passion with you.