What's on Visiting us About us Learning & Outreach City Stories We are currently closed, however we are building you a brand new museum for when we all get to enjoy them again! We will be opening the new Museum of Oxford in the Spring/Summer of 2021. Romance and drama Who loves drama? We do! Join us for this amazing, online talk with Professor Diane Purkiss all about the Queen’s Court and the Queen’s ladies in Civil War Oxford Activities to try at home Lots of activities you can try at home! We take a great picture Insta anyone? Keeping you informed Why not give us a follow on Twitter? Award winners! We won the first ever Museums and Heritage award for Sustainable Project of the Year ...and don't forget our Mailing List To receive up to date information direct to your inbox Opening hours: Closed > Follow us on Twitter > Like us on Facebook > Follow us on Instagram > Join our mailing list Twitter @MuseumofOxford 2d ago @DailyInfoOxford @Pitt_Rivers @bodleianlibs @magdalenoxford Well we'd be delighted to see if we could pull it off!… https://t.co/Kosh3GIL9h @MuseumofOxford 2d ago @DailyInfoOxford Will you be right about the zom apoc?! P.S. we'll soon be able to offer a fully accessible museu… https://t.co/pouoKc7UAj @MuseumofOxford 2d ago @DailyInfoOxford OMG you predicted the future though: 'It's the moment we all dreaded. No, Boris Johnson isn't prim… https://t.co/LLc6lqdvS2 @MuseumofOxford 2d ago Almost missed #DressUpYourPetDay without posting a 📷 of the #PigsOfThePast! Here’s Tea as the #MadHatter and Ada… https://t.co/agLf3Vx4uV Museum of Oxford Events Thursday 28 January 2021 Romance and drama - the Queen’s Court and the Queen’s ladies Wednesday 17 February 2021 Olive Gibbs, local politician and peace campaigner with Liz Woolley Thursday 22 April 2021 Beer, sausages and marmalade - Oxford food and drink in the 19th century with Liz Woolley See more events Oxford City Council Museum of Oxford information RSS feed
