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Food and Drink
·27th May 2022

Celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival

Yii-Jen Deng
But what is it? I hear you ask. It appears to be a small parcel that is vaguely shaped like...
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Culture
·21st May 2021

Bittersweet symphony: ‘Glasthomebury’ and the rise of the virtual festival

Stephanie Nourse
Image description: a large crowd and colourful flags in front of Glastonbury Festival’s Pyramid Stage The world-renowned Glastonbury Festival attracts...
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Life
·22nd October 2018

“I hope I make it home” – Gorillaz live at the Lucca Summer Festival July ‘18

Connor Thirlwell
Image credit: Bill Ebbeson. Description: Damon Albarn performing in 2010. Japanese culture considers it rude for someone to greet the...
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Life
·16th September 2018

Rock Werchter Festival: Why do we do this to ourselves?

Louis Beer
Featuring: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Queens of the Stone Age, Jack White, Gorillaz, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, The...
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Life
·11th June 2018

‘All Points East’ day festival: the perfect balance between energy and elegance

Megan Griffiths
Sitting in the middle of a field in London, pint in hand, listening to some of the most exciting bands...
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News
·21st May 2018

Preparations for 2018 Common People festival begin

Max Jenner
Organisers have begun preparations for this weekend’s Common People festival in South Park. The festival, whose headlining acts are Ride,...
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Food and Drink
·11th May 2018

Foodie fun at FitFest

Gilly Eve
On Saturday 21st April, the Oxford Academy opened its doors to FitFest, Oxfordshire’s largest fitness and wellness festival. The event...
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Life
·20th October 2017

Preview: Ritual Union Festival

Fans of experimental indie rock, here’s one for your calendar: On Saturday 21st, the inaugural edition of Ritual Union festival...
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Life
·13th September 2017

Preview: Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia

Music Editors
‘Welcome to the void’, it proclaimed, slurring its words and beckoning with an unsteady hand: Psychedelia first captivated British music...
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Life
·13th June 2017

Preview: Wilderness Festival, Oxfordshire

Amelia Parker
Of all the festivals set to grace fields across Britain this year, Wilderness (3rd-6th August) is arguably the most eclectic....
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News
·14th May 2022

Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei

Dania Kamal Aryf
  Oxford Kite Festival markets itself as “a new festival of ideas and music”, and will be taking place between...
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News
·21st April 2019

First of Wadstock lineup announced

Evalena Labayen
Wadham College’s annual Wadstock has announced the first three bands to be performing on their stage.  Returning to the stage...
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Culture
·21st October 2018

Brand new arts festival coming to Oxford

Rachel Kevern
Image credit: Annie Spratt. Description: a craftsman creating small molds for silversmithing. ‘Handmade in Britain’ was established in 2007 to...
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News
·8th July 2018

Oxford Gin Festival cancelled

Jafar Cain
Image Credit: cyclonebill (CC-BY-SA-2.0) Gin Festival Ltd, a company which runs gin festivals across the UK, has cancelled what was...
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Features
·9th June 2018

Junkyard Golf launches summer festival road trip in Oxford

Rachel Kevern
Originally launched in Manchester in 2015, Junkyard Golf Club is a new take on crazy golf, with nine-hole courses that...
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Life
·13th May 2018

How do I choose a festival?

Megan Griffiths
As Trinity term gets under way the novelty of coming back after Easter begins to wear off and the burden...
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News
·4th May 2018

OxStu’s festival essentials

Alicia Fisher
In the wake of Wadstock and Coachella, the festival season is soon to be upon us. Thus, it seems only...
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Entertainment
·24th September 2017

Arts at Brainchild: An Interview with Lily Bonesso

Brainchild, set up by a group of friends in 2012, is a festival popping with creative attractions. Held in July...
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Life
·8th August 2017

Live Review: Frank Ocean at Lovebox Festival

Alex Oscroft
On the day I saw Frank Ocean at Lovebox Festival in London, the news came through that a California judge...
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