What's On

• 1st Monday of the month

  CHINNOR LIBRARY 11-11.30am Rhymetime regular drop-in session for pre-schoolers, first.

• 1st Tuesday of the month

  Working Party at Donkey Lane Community Orchard, 10 am - 12:30 pm. Tools and gloves supplied. Please wear suitable working clothes and footwear. All welcome.

• Every Wednesday
  
  “TOTS AND TOYS”

BABY & TODDLER GROUP
Chinnor Methodist Church,
62, Station Road OX39 4PZ
WEDNESDAYS 9 -11.30am

• Every Wednesday Too

“ Wednesday Folk Music ”
 We hold friendly, informal sessions every: 
2nd Wednesday 2-4pm
(10th September, 8th October, etc)
3rd Wednesday 8-10pm
(17th September, 15th October, etc)

Players of any acoustic instruments welcome if you enjoy playing from music
(which is circulated before each session)

‘Slow & Steady’ sessions
aimed at less experienced players
4th Wednesdays 2-4pm
(24th September, 22nd October, etc)

For more information contact Liz Wager
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• Every 2nd Thursday of the month, 10.30 - 11.30am

  CLIMATE CAFÉ - Join an informal conversation about Climate, Nature and the Environment in the Conservatory at the Chinnor Village Centre
  
  

• Every Saturday

  CHINNOR LIBRARY 10.30-11.00pm Storytime drop-in event, all welcome.

• 3rd Saturday of the month

  Working party at Donkey Lane Community Orchard 1 pm - 3:30 pm. Tools and gloves supplied. Please wear suitable working clothes and footwear. All welcome.

18th - 20th June 2026

Chinnor Players Present: Noises Off by Michael Frayn — a brilliantly fast-paced comedy that offers a hilarious glimpse behind the scenes of a struggling theatre company.

Find out more at chinnorplayers.com

Lee Miller: A Woman at War exhibition at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock, 23 May to 13 September.

• Exhibition of war photographs by renowned photojournalist, photographer and surrealist, Lee Miller from 23 May – 13 September 2026.
• Follows a major exhibition of her photographs at London’s Tate Gallery.
• Includes photos taken of nurses at Churchill Hospital Oxford, her first wartime assignment for
• Alongside many iconic photographs taken in wartime Britain, Miller accompanied US troops into Europe, a correspondent on battles and the liberation of concentration camps.

Read more: Lee Miller: A Woman at War exhibition

Meet the Masons of Hampden Lodge.

Thame Masonic Hall
14 High Street
Thame
OX9 2BZ

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