Walkers are Welcome walk
Change of date: the next walk will take place on 18th June not 11th June as previously advertised.
Bus out to Chipping Norton and walk back. More details to follow very soon.
Lisa Wilkinson · Mon 1 Jun, 18:16 · Link
Change of date: the next walk will take place on 18th June not 11th June as previously advertised.
Bus out to Chipping Norton and walk back. More details to follow very soon.
Lisa Wilkinson · Mon 1 Jun, 18:16 · Link
'In Charlbury' an engraving by Joseph Winkelman, 1979, was acquired by Charlbury Museum in April 2026 for its collection. Joseph lived at Heathfield, Browns Lane from the late 1970s until the early 1980s; he was born in Iowa, USA and studied Fine Art at the Ruskin School of Drawing.
Joseph created numerous etchings and aquatints of Charlbury and the surrounding area, his prints are in numerous public collections. Now Charlbury Museum is the proud owner of one of his works. His etching captures the traffic chaos in Browns Lane in the late '70s , before it became a one-way street!
Come and take a close look, and enjoy some of the other paintings and prints on display in the museum.
Sue Rangeley · Fri 29 May, 19:34 · Link
When young Alexis persuades a sorcerer to brew a love potion for his entire village, chaos — and comedy — ensue. This sparkling production features professional soloists alongside a talented local chorus, bringing one of G&S's most charming works to life.
Set against the backdrop of an English village green, The Sorcerer blends wit, romance, and memorable tunes in a show the whole family will enjoy.
Want to sing in the community chorus? We'd love to have you! book your place through ticket master. Please note that rehearsals will be from 1:00 PM on Saturday 20 June, ahead of the evening performance.
St Marys and All Saints · Fri 29 May, 12:24 · Link
We are starting our new journey in the Thames Valley Counties Women's Football League next season. We are looking to add to our current squad so if you interested in joining us, please contact either Shelley or Raegan. Our telephone numbers are on the poster.
Shelley Parsons · Mon 25 May, 18:47 · Link
It’s just a month now til the Charlbury Beer Festival.
The beer festival has raised over £300k, which helps this great town of ours be such a wonderful place to live.
We are about to buy the beer for this years festival, which we open up to anyone interested in helping to cover some of the cost of running the event to sponsor a barrel. This gets your name or dedication on a barrel (of your choosing).
For details see form.jotform.com/sean.hosking/2026-sponsorship-registration
Thank you and hope you are able to make the festival on Saturday 27th June 2026
Sean Hosking · Mon 25 May, 13:55 · Link
The following planning applications have recently been lodged. Click on the address to see full details at the WODC website.
Mon 25 May, 06:15 · Link
A big thank-you to everyone who came and supported the Museum Plant Sale yesterday morning. We had a wonderful display of plants which filled the hall and there were plenty of willing helpers to guide customers who needed advice about how to grow the plants they had chosen. A very enjoyable event for helpers and customers alike. The money raised will help to fund urgent conservation work on some of the items the Museum holds, and also to further our application for Accreditation which, if granted, will enable the Museum to apply for some significant grants.
Thank you to everyone who came and we look forward to seeing you again at next year's sale,
This summer, world-famous author Julia Donaldson will be performing an outdoor show exclusively for Little Wild Things!
The Gruffalo and other stories
Morning and afternoon events on
Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th July
Tickets £15 per person
Join us deep in the heart of the fabulous Cornbury estate for an adventure through some of Julia’s most well-loved songs and stories.
The event runs over 3 hours. The performance will last for one hour, and gates will open an hour before the start of each show to allow you time to arrive, enjoy some Little Wild Things activities, visit the bookshop and buy popcorn should you wish to do so. After each performance there will be the opportunity to spend a little more time on site to have a photo or a cuddle with the Gruffalo and pop some bubbles before you head home.
All proceeds go directly to support the work of Little Wild Things.
Book your tickets and see answers to all your questions here: https://bookwhen.com/juliadonaldsonshow
Lots of love and Gruffalo Grannies,
Team LWT
Christine Donaldson · Thu 21 May, 15:58 · Link
Southill Community Energy, its solar farm and Charlbury have made it into the House Of Commons... https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17i6sHL5iQ/
Great to get this recognition, thanks to Sean Woodcock
Pop-up Prints Exhibit opens on Saturday 16th May.Featuring lino prints by Charlbury artist Jody O'Reilly and three members of the Charlbury Youth Art Club. Photo: 'Spring on the Playing Close' 2023
Jody's prints are inspired by the Playing Close, and related to our current historic exhibition on its history. The museum has one of Jody's prints in its permanent collection.
Leila Craven, Roman Kopinski and Will Morgan, of the Charlbury Youth Art Club are exhibiting three lino prints inspired by historic objects in the museum. Discover them within the museum's displays around the Forge and the watchmaking cabinet. This project is in partnership with Tony Lloyd, Charlbury Art Society, & Bryanna Bone, Charlbury Youth Club.
New acquisition: Engraving by Joseph Winkelman on display from 16th May. 'In Charlbury', an original print of 1979, features a busy Brown's Lane before it became a one-way street!
NEW: Guided talks: Paintings & Prints in Charlbury Museum. Find out more about the artworks in the museum's and the artists who created them. Visitors can enjoy an informal tour of the collection with Sue, who will be stewarding in the museum. Bank Holiday weekend: 24th & 25th May . Talks: 3 - 3.30 pm each day.
Opening times: Saturday 10.30 -12.30 & 2.30 - 4.30, Sunday. & Bank Holiday Mondays 2.30 -4.30. Entry: £2, children free.
Sue Rangeley · Fri 15 May, 19:45 · Link