It’s a chilly old week in Oxford, but fear not! Some of our favourite Oxford independents have a host of awesome events for you in March to make spring feel like it’s well and truly on the way!

At Independent Oxford, we love to support and promote indies across the city and county, so we can bring you the coolest and quirkiest events and businesses our corner of the UK has to offer!

So with that in mind, we’ve made planning your month ahead that bit easier! Here are our top 10 indie events to enrich our lives in Oxfordshire this March.

  • Saturday 3rd – 31st March – Simon J Harris ‘Electric Cherry Blossom‘ exhibition at the Sarah Wiseman Gallery.
  • Saturday 3rd March – Painting: Creating Textures – A 2 hour class with Be In Art to help you unlock your creativity.
Be In Art Oxford
North Parade Market Oxford
Sophie Grigson Cookery School Oxford
  • Friday 16th March – Springtime Wine & Dine Tasting Menu at The Perch
  • Saturday 17th March – Beginner’s Modern Calligraphy Workshop with Merrie & Bright
Merrie & Bright Calligraphy
  • Tuesday 20th March – A Rosie Life Pompom Earrings Workshop at Turl Street Kitchen
  • Wednesday 21st March – Independent Oxford Business Meet Up Brunch at Silvie, Iffley Road. If you have an indie business, are a freelancer or are thinking of going it alone, join us for our 1st networking brunch. Our meet ups are designed to be relaxed, and informal. We will do a short talk about our plans for Indie Oxford this year, and then have time for everyone to chat and mingle.
Independent Oxford business meet up

So whether you want to get active, discover a new creative skill or develop your culinary technique, independents in Oxford have got you covered this month.

If you’re an independent business in Oxfordshire and want to know more about how you can become an Independent Oxford member, email myself and Anna at enquiries@independentoxford.com.

Love, Rosie

xxx

Rosie Jacobs

I’m really passionate about Independent Oxford and supporting and promoting independent businesses in Oxfordshire. Indie businesses are the life blood of our towns, cities and communities, but they need support to survive and thrive. Creating a network that provides a space for indies to find peer support, knowledge and information is so important, and means businesses are far more likely to continue. Supporting indies means a stronger local economy and a closer, inclusive community for all.

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