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William Shakespeare’s ‘Walking with Dinosaurs'

Friday 30 January

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Walking with Dinosaurs with a new theatrical production combining the prehistoric and the renaissance, adapting two episodes of the television series into Shakespearean drama, at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Witness the majestic sea monster Liopleurodon grapple with a Tempest and a T. Rex ponder 'two claws, or not two claws?'. There will be comedy, tragedy, heroes, villains, dinosaurs and maybe even an asteroid — all presented before you by a group of [decidedly-human] actors. The end result is sure to be up-roar-ious!

 
View of coal power plant station surrounded my nature in the morning mist

Carbon dioxide removal: Are science and policy keeping up with the market?

Tuesday 3 February

Even with stringent and rapid reductions in emission of greenhouse gases it is clear, and has been since the Paris agreement in 2015, that we will need to remove hundreds of billions of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere to keep warming below 2C∘. CO2 removal (CDR) presents both a challenge and a dilemma to environmental scientists and regulators. The Oxford Networks for the Environment (ONE) annual lecture, followed by panel discussion, will ask: what do we need to do, as the demand for CDR credits grows, to ensure that credits have real climate value and are not causing unintended environmental harm?

Graphic for the Sheldonian Series featuring the ceiling of the Sheldonian and University logo with text Sheldonian Series: Activism in the centre

Sheldonian Series: The Power of Activism

Wednesday 4 February

The Sheldonian Series continues with a panel discussion on 'The Power of Activism'. From climate change to democracy and peace, has activism failed? Or has our world been shaped by activism in more ways than we recognise? What role should activism play in society? Panellists: Federica Genovese, Professor of Political Science and International Relations, Oxford; Dr Munira Mirza, Chief Executive, Civic Future; Dominique Palmer, Climate Justice Activist, Youth Climate Justice Fund; Shermar Pryce, President (Communities and Common Rooms), Student Union, Oxford; with pre-recorded contribution from Baroness Shami Chakrabarti, CBE. 

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Free Lunchtime Music Recital

St Peter's College
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14Mar

Bai Embroidery Workshop

Pitt Rivers Museum
Courses and workshops |
14Mar

Bai Embroidery Workshop

Pitt Rivers Museum
Courses and workshops |
14Mar

Women Artists in Britain, 1750-1900

Courses and workshops |
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Creative Writing: Story Development

Courses and workshops | 14 Mar 2026 to 15 Mar 2026
18Mar

Members' Exhibition Preview: In Bloom – How Plants Changed Our World

Ashmolean Museum
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19Mar- 16Aug

In Bloom: How Plants Changed Our World

Ashmolean Museum
Exhibitions | 19 Mar 2026 to 16 Aug 2026
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Positive Psychology

Oxford Lifelong Learning - Online Event
Courses and workshops | 19 Mar 2026 to 20 Mar 2026
21Mar

HAPP One-Day Conference on "Heritage Physics: Illuminating the Past"

Mathematical Institute (in-person and online)
Conferences |
25Mar- 29Apr

From British Subjects to US Citizens: How the Founding Fathers Became American

Oxford Lifelong Learning (in person or online)
Courses and workshops | 25 Mar 2026 to 29 Apr 2026

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