Every month, we round up the latest indie news from independent businesses across Oxfordshire, and this October there are still lots of exciting things going on, both online and in person.

Whether you’re looking for some culture, great food, wellbeing or independent business support, there’s lots to get your teeth into! >>

Indie Oxford News

The Jam Factory Oxford Boiler Room

The Jam Factory opens their new exhibition ‘NEW WOMAN’ by Elena Gallina tomorrow 13th October, with photographs and interviews from women in Kabul, and Artisans Reunited: A Celebration of friendship, creativity and endurance starts on 20th October

open stage arts oxford

Online Drama Games with Open Stage Arts & The Oxford Wellbeing Project on 15th October. Join them for reinventions of some of your favourite drama games for a virtual format.

Cranston Pickles Street Food

Cranston Pickles is cooking up street food at Tap Social on 31st October

The Perch Oxford

Pop Up Pie Shop at The Perch every Saturday in their heated marquee

quod oxford

Mogford Prize for Food & Drink Writing 2021 launched this month

Bunny and Bear Oxford

Bunny & Bear have launched their new website with new designs in The Teeth Collection

Grant Hayward

Register for Indie Oxford Meet Up on 22nd October with Grant Hayward, who will be talking about the Power of Purpose: why it’s good for your business, the planet, your community and your bottom line.

By Emma Jane Interiors Oxford

ByEmmaJane Interiors has been awarded Best Interior Design and Finishing Firm in Oxfordshire in the Build Architecture Awards 2020

We are always looking for ways to support independent businesses so please do email us with your indie news, stories and ideas, or share your experiences with us on Twitter and Instagram using #indieoxford.

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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