Date: 7 July 2018
Time: 15:00 – 18:00
Venue: Bath
Price: £10
We have served Pimm's and sunshine at the Oxford University Society Summer Garden Party, enjoying a chat with old friends, and meeting other alumnae/i living in and around Bristol and Bath. The Garden Party was a wonderful opportunity to get together and relax, share memories of Oxford, and talk about plans for the summer and beyond!
The Garden Party was held in a beautiful garden in Bath of one of our members, a short distance north of the Royal Crescent.
This event was open to all alumni and current students of Oxford and their friends, families and guests.
The ticket price included entry to the event, savoury nibbles and cakes as well as soft drinks, wine and Pimm's.
Date and time: Thu, 20 Sep 2018
Venue: Central Bristol
Book: How did we get into this mess?: Politics, Equality and Nature by George Monbiot
Date: Thu, 18 Oc 2018
Venue: The Square Club, Berkeley Square, Bristol, BS8 1HB
Save the date for the OUSoc Bristol&Bath Annual Dinner and AGM.
More information (including how to book your place) will follow very soon, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Free
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2018
Time: 7pm
Venue: The Golden Guinea, 19 Guinea St, Bristol BS1 6SX
We will be hosting a get together for freshers about to start at Oxford. This is a chance for the students to make new friends before starting on their Oxford adventure. Current students and alumni are more than welcome to come along.
Bath-based Oxford alumnus, James Ellis, is seeking Patrons for his second novel, An Other’s Look.
OUSoc Bristol & Bath is an autonomous group for alumni of the University of Oxford living in Somerset, Wiltshire, and Bristol areas. The group operates independently of the University. Responsibility for this website and any and all activities associated with it are the full responsibility of the group and its organising committee. This website is not maintained, monitored, or in any way under the control of the University of Oxford.
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