Latest Events in Oxford(May Updated)

SFA (Oxford) is delighted to invite you to this year's Oxford Platinum Lectures. In an environment characterised by low prices, strategic decision-makers face tough challenges in managing the industry downturn, the evolution of powertrains, Trump's tariffs, China’s impact on the PGM markets, opportunities in new technology, and recycling. Join us at the Oxford Platinum Lectures, where we will bring together major players to discuss Tomorrow’s Platinum Playbook, addressing the complexities and uncertainties shaping the future of PGM markets. Drawing from experts across the PGM value chain, including Sibanye-Stillwater, Anglo American Platinum, Northam Platinum, WPIC, Porsche Consulting, GlobalData, and Ospraie Asset Management, and with interactive Q&A sessions, the event will feature insightful lectures and stimulating debate. Our international and diverse audience represents a broad range of companies that spans PGM producers, refiners, fabricators, end-users, recyclers and investors. Lectures are also recorded for delegates viewing post-event. There is also an online viewing option for those delegates who cannot make it to Oxford. Information Source: SFA (Oxford) | eventbrite

The After Party || Soul Sista x RedLight (Open Air After Party) promises to be an unforgettable night in Oxford, held at the renowned O2 Academy Oxford. Scheduled for May 17, 2025, at 11:00 PM, this event is set to captivate attendees with an electrifying atmosphere under the open sky. The After Party || Soul Sista x RedLight (Open Air After Party) will feature a dynamic fusion of soulful beats and vibrant lights, creating an immersive experience for all who attend. The O2 Academy Oxford, known for its state-of-the-art sound system and spacious outdoor area, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. With a lineup of top-tier DJs and live performances, The After Party || Soul Sista x RedLight (Open Air After Party) is poised to be a highlight of the Oxford nightlife scene. Attendees can expect a seamless blend of music, energy, and ambiance, making it a must-attend event for music enthusiasts and partygoers alike.

ODTR The Experience Inspired by the biblical character Bezalel, ODTR The Experince is centred around the EP: ODTR. ODTR stands for Obedience and Discipline Through Revelation. This means to obey God's instruction and cultivate the discipline to bring it to fruition through a deeper understanding of who God is. Partnering with AStepFwd to bring this event to you, all ticket sales will be going to local charities. Join us for a night filled with worship, music, poetry and a live band. Guest performers: Kems the Poet and Israel Oketade. The dress code is all things sunset! So come in your favoritue warm colours!! Exodus 35:30 -32 " Then Moses said to the Israelites, “See, the Lord has chosen Bezalel son of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah, and he has filled him with the Spirit of God, with wisdom, with understanding, with knowledge and with all kinds of skills— to make artistic designs for work in gold, silver and bronze" Follow @ODTR25 on Instragam for live updates Drinks reception at 5:15 Doors open at 5:45 Information Source: Tobi Akindeinde | eventbrite

CASP Train the Trainer - Develop Critical Appraisal Teaching Skills Description: Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll learn how to effectively teach critical appraisal skills. This event is perfect for educators, trainers, or anyone passionate about evidence-based practice. You'll gain valuable insights and tools to enhance your teaching abilities. Location: Thatcher Business Education Centre at Said Business School Date: 19th-21st May 2025 Time: 09:00-17:00 each day We are able to take payments by invoice and BACS, contact us directly for this info@casp-uk.net. Don't miss this opportunity to sharpen your teaching skills and make a difference in the world of evidence-based healthcare. Skills development objectives: Aim To develop and enhance participants’ skills in training other people in critical appraisal skills to support evidence-based practice and value in healthcare. Objectives To extend participants’ critical appraisal skills into the role of facilitator-trainer, among other activities covering core concepts to communicate, the preparation of crib sheets, and scenario writing in the context of two of the main study types – randomised controlled trial and systematic review To practice presenting core concepts of critical appraisal skills training relating to randomised controlled trials and systematic reviews To observe and participate in different ways of giving feedback To explore the challenges experienced when interpreting quantitative research results, including using measures of effect size from published research and taking account of study limitations To review key aspects of communicating research results to different stakeholders who will use that information in decision-making To explore and experience some of the ways in which CASP uses to develop critical appraisal skills To have an opportunity to plan and pitch ideas for delivering critical appraisal skills to colleagues To sharpen training and teaching skills in a safe environment To work and train with other professionals from a range of organisations whose aim is to improve critical appraisal skills within their professional networks Who is this course for? This course is for people working in the healthcare sector who wish to train other professionals or students in critical appraisal skills. If you are a beginner or unconfident at critical appraisal then you will need to have completed CASP’s online modules to give yourself a good grounding in critical appraisal skills. During this course you will not be trained in the basics of doing a critical appraisal but will be given the skills to increase your confidence when training others. The course will focus on improving skills to train others when appraising systematic reviews and randomised controlled trials (RCTs). You will be provided with skills and resources to take back to your area of work and organisation. How will this course be run?: The course will include a mix of preparatory reading, presentations, briefings, small group work and time to practice teaching to the whole group. Numbers will be kept low for optimum interaction between trainer and participants. Our courses are also a good opportunity to network and learn from others attending, involved in disseminating healthcare information, including participants & trainers and facilitators. What is included?: The cost includes all workshop materials and certification, and includes daily refreshments at the venue with 3 course hot or cold buffet lunch served in the shared dining room. Transport and accommodation are not included, and will have to be arranged by you. We are happy to help if you need advice on where best to stay, local transport etc, just give us an email. Information Source: The Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) | eventbrite

This workshop explores ways improvisation can be used in performance or for devising new work. This workshop is for anyone who is entirely new to improv, hasn't tried it for years, or wants to brush up on their skills. Even people who don’t consider themselves actors. "Working with Nathan is joyous. He encourages you to listen and play without fear." - Improv workshop participant & professional actor Information Source: Oxford People's Theatre | eventbrite

How do we make housing truly affordable and sustainable? While financial investment is essential, are we relying too much on debt-driven models that deepen inequality rather than solve the crisis? This Fast Forward 2030 event explores the intersection of finance, entrepreneurship, and participatory approaches to housing, challenging conventional models and showcasing innovative solutions. Chaired by Arthur Kay , the discussion will bring together thought leaders from venture capital, real estate, and proptech, including Drew Reichi (Better Society Capital) – Christine Whitehead - Gemma Young - Other speakers TBC. About our Chair Arthur Kay is an entrepreneur, urban designer, and advisor building solutions for sustainable cities. He is the founder of Skyroom; The Key Worker Homes Fund; and Bio-bean. Arthur is an Honorary Associate Professor at UCL. He is a Board Member of the Museum of the Home; and Fast Forward 2030. He is co-author of the forthcoming book Roadkill: Unveiling the True Cost of Our Toxic Relationship with Cars (Wiley, 2025). About our Panelists - Drew Reichi (Better Society Capital) – Unlocking investment for social impact in housing - Christine Whitehead – an internationally respected applied economist working mainly in the fields of housing economics, finance and policy. (LSE) - Gemma Young – Leveraging proptech, AI, and open data for housing transformation - Other speakers TBC About Fast Forward 2030 Fast Forward 2030 UK is a London-based community of impact entrepreneurs that hosts bi-monthly events to support innovation and peer-to-peer learning for entrepreneurs committed to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We aim to inspire sustainable prosperity by bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, sustainability professionals, students, and academics. Information Source: Fast Forward 2030 | eventbrite

François Berléand is a highly regarded French actor with a career that spans more than four decades with more than 180 films. Berléand initially began his career in the theater, but it was his transition to film that made him gain widespread recognition with roles such as Au revoir les enfants (1987), Milou en mai (1990), Ma petite entreprise (César for the Best Supporting Actor, 2000), Mon Idole (César nomination for the Best Actor, 2003) and Les Choristes (César for the Best Supporting Actor, 2005), Le Concert (2009). His ability to bring depth and nuance to his characters has earned him acclaim not only in France but internationally. Berléand’s distinctive style also led to television, where he played the role of the officer manager, a character similar to David Brent in the French version of The Office , Le Bureau , produced by Canal+. In addition, Berléand appeared in the 2002 action film The Transporter , where he portrayed the French commissaire alongside Jason Statham. François Berléand remains one of the most respected figures in French cinema and television. In 2024, he features in the play La Note with Sophie Marceau. The discussion will be in French . Information Source: Yannick Joseph | eventbrite

Join the Home Design experts at John Lewis Oxford for an unmissable home decor workshop. Learn all about current interior trends, the upcoming key colours for each space and how to best mix patterns, as you create your own moodboard. At the end of the workshop, you can take your design home and start bringing it to life as you plan your next interior makeover. Tickets are £5 and can be redeemed against any Home purchases on the day. You'll be welcomed by our host with a complimentary glass of fizz on arrival (Non alcoholic alternatives will be available). Joining an in-store event Please arrive at the store at least 10 minutes before the start of the session and make your way to the meeting place, as detailed in your confirmation email. Please bring your ticket with you, either printed or on your phone, and your My John Lewis card or app for ticket redemption. All of our events are exclusive to My John Lewis members. As a member you are also welcome to book additional tickets for friends and family to attend with you. If you're not a member, it's easy to join . Please note Terms and Conditions apply You can see all upcoming events by visiting experiences.johnlewis.com Information Source: John Lewis Oxford | eventbrite