What's On

 

A team of young people from Cheney School's Rumble Museum will be running an oral history collection afternoon in July in order to gather as many stories as possible about people's experiences of the church itself in their lives over the years. Whether you have visited once or many times, we would love to hear your story! All ages are warmly welcome, and there will be refreshments available. 

 

As well as stories, we would love to see any photographs or objects which relate to your experiences. With your permission, we will take photographs of any items brought. 

 

If you think you might like to come along, please can you fill in this form to give us an idea of numbers. Thank you very much!

 

Please email Lorna on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions.

6 - 6.30pm - In Conversation with Roger Harrabin, journalist and former BBC Environment Analyst

6.30 - 8pm - Ecology Festival for all ages with a large range of science and nature-themed stalls and activities

8.30 - 11pm - Bat Night with Ben Carpenter, principal ecologist from Bioscan UK

If you would like to attend any part of the event, please fill in this form.

It is free and aimed at all ages. There will be live performances and refreshments as well as many stalls and activities, crafts, talks and workshops.

We are delighted to be hosting the Warneford 200 Exhibition at the Rumble Museum from Wednesday 6th May to Friday 5th June.

 Step into 200 years of mental health care history in Oxfordshire and trace the story of the Warneford Hospital from its early 19th-century beginnings to its role today at the heart of mental health care and research. Presented by Oxford Health Charity and curated by the University of Oxford’s History of Science Museum, the exhibition is touring venues across Oxfordshire throughout the year.