Building a community
I’m a little behind the times with this post. Over lockdown stone snakes appeared on Ladygrove, Great Western Park and Cockcroft Road. I’ve finally got around to visiting them and thought I’d share some of the stones that have caught my eye.
East Hendred is a great village to wander around at any time but one lady’s craft obsession has made it even better at the moment!
There aren’t many events happening at the moment but the West Hagbourne dragons have re-appeared to commemorate St George’s Day. Do visit if you can!
January is traditionally a month for trying something new. I’ve rounded up some options for learning a new hobby in Didcot in January 2020. Read on for hobby suggestions, from dancing to photography and running.
Happy New Year! January isn’t the best month of the year for events but I’ve found several to keep you busy in the weeks ahead. Read on for things to do in and around Didcot in January 2020.
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As some of you may know I had a soft spot for Didcot Power Station. So much so, that I have a power station print at home by local artist, Charlie Davies. When I saw she had an exhibition at Cornerstone I decided to pop along.
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Have you visited the East Hagbourne scarecrow trail yet? If not, you’ve got until Sunday 9 June to visit so don’t delay! There are some fantastic scarecrows on display; are any of these your favourite?
Have you visited any of the Oxfordshire Art Weeks exhibitions yet?
For those not in the know, Oxfordshire Art Weeks gives the public the opportunity to visit local artists and designers. Some exhibitions are in the artist’s studio or home, others are in a central location such as a church.
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