Part of the Museum of Oxford's main gallery. In the centre is a pub sign for 'The Allied Arms' pub, which shows three men with linked arms. To the front right is a display case with a lehenga and choli on display, a three-piece outfit consisting of a blouse, a skirt and a scarf. To the front left is an interactive display showing different houses through time.
☀️ The sun is officially back… and with it our new season of MOX Walks! 👣

Our very first tour for this season explores the rich histories of Oxford’s LGBTQIA+ communities which can be uncovered in the city’s streets, University buildings, pubs, clubs, and more. 

Meet a host of fascinating characters including a “lesbian, Indian princess, suffragette, refugee smuggler”, a flamboyant bus conductor, and a Catholic saint – just to name a few! 

This tour is a unique opportunity to explore an alternative side of Oxford, led by local guide Hannah Field. 

Book and explore more walking tours at the #LinkInBio 👆 

🌈 Oxford’s Queer History walking tour
📆 Sat 4 April + 4 more dates until Sept
🎟️ £15 pp – tickets include access to MOX 

#OxfordWalkingTour #MOXWalks #MuseumOfOxford #Oxford #HistoryTour #WalkingTour 

[Image description: guide Hannah Field leading a tour outside an Oxford University building. She is wearing a black coat and a rainbow lanyard and holding a green folder. Text reads: ‘Oxford’s Queer History with Hannah Field’. The MOX Walks logo can be seen on the bottom right of the image.]
🌼 A Tudor-inspired painting workshop 🌼

MOX is home to a very special Tudor-era painted wall, decorated with colourful floral motifs in natural pigments. Let this fascinating piece inspire you in a spring-themed art workshop! Get creative and make your own natural paint colour chart, then paint your own flower 🎨 🪻

🌷 Tudor Flower Painting Workshop
📅 Thursday 2 April, 11am & 2.30pm
📍 Museum of Oxford, Oxford Town Hall
ℹ️ Suitable for ages 5-11 
🎟️ £3 for 1 child + 1 accompanying adult. Includes access to the Galleries 

Book online at the #LinkInBio or at the museum shop! 

#MuseumOfOxford #KidsActivities #Oxford #ThingsToDoWithKids #ThingsToDoInOxford #KidsInMuseums #FamilyFun #SpringHolidays 

[Image description: a smiling blonde child sitting at a table and drawing with a felt-tip pen. Text reads: “Tudor Flower Painting Workshop; Thursday 2 April; 11.00-12.00, 14.30-15.30; £3 per child, ages 5+]
What will you discover at MOX?

We share stories that reflect the voices of our city and the communities that have shaped it. There's plenty of time for play, too 👒👗

Open Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm, inside Oxford Town Hall.

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[Image description: Two children dressed in historical costumes play at a dressing up counter. One child wears a pink, frilly dress and a hat with a purple ribbon. The other wears a brown blazer and cap. One child is reaching out to adjust the other's hat. They are both smiling.]
🦁🦄 Lions, unicorns, helmets and roses… ever wondered what the animals, colours and symbols on a coat of arms mean?

Join our Heraldic Oxford workshop to uncover the hidden meaning of these historic designs, used by families and royals to represent themselves since medieval times. Then get creative and design your own heraldic shield – you can choose traditional symbols or come up with new ones!

🛡️ Heraldic Oxford: Family Crafting
📅 Mon 30 March, 11am-1pm, drop-in
📍 Museum of Oxford, Oxford Town Hall
ℹ️ Suitable for ages 5-11 
🎟️ £1.50 for 1 child + 1 accompanying adult. Includes access to the Galleries 

Book online at the #LinkInBio or at the museum shop! 

#MuseumOfOxford #KidsActivities #Oxford #ThingsToDoWithKids #ThingsToDoInOxford #KidsInMuseums #FamilyFun #SpringHolidays 

[Image description: an illustration of a knight holding a sword in one hand and a shield with a dodo on it in the other. There are also a paintbrush and a pair of scissors in the image. At the bottom, text reads: “Heraldic Oxford: Family Crafting. Monday 30 March. 11.00-13.00, drop in. £1.50 per child, ages 5+]