What’s on in Oxford and across Oxfordshire this Easter bank holiday weekend
The first bank holiday of the year (and it’s a double!) usually brings with it plenty of opportunities to soak up spring – think parties, long brunches, vast lunches and an excuse to eat as much chocolate and hot cross buns as humanly possible.
One of the best ways to celebrate Easter in Oxford and across Oxfordshire is to spend time discovering Oxford and Oxfordshire. Don your Sunday best, kick up your heels and enjoy what’s on offer in the county – from the diverse culinary offerings to the best drinking spots.
For night owls looking to party past midnight, dance the night away at one of our varied nightclubs and late-night joints and let the good times roll on. Here’s your guide to the hottest spots for late-night dancing in the heart of the city.
Art lovers can squirrel themselves away in one of our many museums and galleries, where there is always a delightful permanent collection and a rolling programme of exhibitions and events.
Lovers of comedy can treat themselves to an evening of award-winning comedy at Saturday Night Comedy at The Glee Club, where four superb stand-up comedians will keep you laughing until Monday.
As always, here are our picks of events and things to do in Oxford and across Oxfordshire that are guaranteed to keep you busy over the Easter weekend. This is a curated list from our “What’s on” section. Do get in touch if there’s an event that should be on the list, and we’ll do our best to include it here.
The Great Covered Market Easter Egg Hunt
The Great Covered Market Easter Egg Hunt has become a fantastic tradition in the market and a great way to really embrace the Easter holiday spirit. Inside or outside participating market shops you’ll find pictures of eggs with letters inside them. For each letter spotted, show the trader in the shop where you found it, and they’ll stamp your card – and give you a small chocolate egg too!
Easter Adventures at Greys Court
Make your way along the trail and find nature-inspired activities for the whole family. Greys Court is bursting with new life in Springtime. Take part in the Easter trail to discover ten games and activities to try out, all inspired by what’s going on in nature around us.
Spring on the Farm
Spring is one of the best times of the year at Hogshaw Farm & Wildlife Park as new life appears once again. This Easter, celebrate the fresh new season with bouncy lambs, goat kids, hatchlings, spring planting and even special appearances from the Easter Bunny. There’s so much farm park fun on offer this spring.
Easter Fun at Cogges Manor Farm
Cogges springs to life with farmyard fun and a new season of family friendly events. Meet the farmyard animals, sheep and goats, ponies, lambs, chickens, ducks and turkeys, including many rare breeds. Enjoy tasty Easter treats in the Cogges Kitchen café and look out for farm produce and gorgeous gifts in the shop.
Easter Adventures at Waddesdon Manor
Visit Waddesdon for a fun-filled Easter adventure sure to surprise and delight. This Easter, the trail is jam-packed with plenty of fun games and creative activities. Follow your map, get involved in each activity, and don’t forget to collect your chocolate egg at the end.
Easter at Tumblestone Hollow
The annual Tumblestone Hollow Easter Trail will run every day from 28 March to 12 April. Discover the Easter Trail, nature walk, craft activities, and storytelling sessions, all within the picturesque backdrop of the gardens and woodland adventure playground.
Big Easter Bunny Hunt
The Waterperry bunny has dropped carrots across the grounds, and it’s up to keen explorers to sniff them out. Using the provided map, participants can mark each carrot’s location as they go. Along the way, they’ll also uncover letters on the carrots that spell out a hidden word – solve the puzzle and claim a prize from the Garden Shop!
Easter at Blenheim Palace
Visit Blenheim Palace for a fun-packed family day out during the Easter weekend. There will be lots of ‘eggcellent’ activities for all the family to participate in, including circus skills, street entertainment and a special appearance from the Easter bunny. All activities will take place in the Walled Garden.
Family Adventure Days
Step back in time this Easter at Hill End Outdoor Education Centre. Visit the Ancient Settlement village and fabulous roundhouse, learn skills from years ago, and explore 67 acres of springtime nature.
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