If anyone can spare an hour or two for the annual Litter Pick, the more pickers we have the quicker the pick. Meet at 10.30 outside the Memorial Hall. We now have our own litter picks, just bring some gloves. Free coffee and cake afterwards in the Memorial Hall.
An Easter treat for all the family!
Paddington Bear has been living with the Brown family in London for many years now, but he still feels the tug of his Peruvian roots. Hearing that his Aunt Lucy, now living in the Home for Retired Bears, has been missing him terribly, Paddington and the Browns set off to Darkest Peru, only to discover on arrival that Aunt Lucy has disappeared. So off they go into the Amazon to find her, accompanied by a boat captain, Hunter Cabot (Antonio Banderas) and his daughter Gina. What could possibly go wrong?
2025 Cert PG
Film starts 4.30; Sweets, popcorn and drinks on sale from 4.00.
Tickets only £5 for adults, £3 for children
No need to book - just turn up on the day
Multiple award-winning comedy drama.
American Jewish cousins David and Benji travel to Poland to see their late grandmother's childhood home. Benji (Kieran Culkin), an outspoken and free-spirited drifter, stands in stark contrast to David (Jesse Eisenberg), who is a quiet and practical husband and father. Their adventure takes a dark turn when the odd couple's old tensions resurface against the backdrop of their family history.
A Real Pain is a real treat, a tender, funny treatise on family jealousies and our relationship to the past. Simultaneously light and heavy, it soars on the stellar pairing of Eisenberg and Culkin. Empire
A finely tuned, melancholic and at times startlingly funny exploration of loss and belonging. New York Times
The writing is sublimely satisfying and textured, the characters persuasively realised, and the jostling, combative dialogue feels fully alive and refreshingly unpredictable, rather than a laboured assortment of words on a page. The Guardian
2025 Cert 15
Film starts 7.30; bar opens 7.00.
Tickets only £5.
No need to book - just turn up on the night.
Ramsden will welcome visitors to see its gardens and its village floral decorations.
The biggest covered Christmas Market in Oxfordshire. Do your Christmas shopping in the beautiful village of Ramsden. Marquees in the High Street and Royal Oak carpark; Refreshments in the Memorial Hall.
Admission £4 (children under 16 FREE)
Based on Robert Harris’ best-selling novel about a papal election, Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is tasked with running this covert process after the unexpected death of the beloved Pope. Cert 12A.
Maximum of 6 people per team. £5 per person (pay on the night) to include half-time snacks
Bar opens 7.00; Quiz starts at 7.30.
To book your place, email community@ramsdenvillage.co.uk with the number of tickets you want.
Places are limited so don't delay!
A concert by the North Cotswold Chamber Choir at St Mary’s Church in Witney on 22nd February.
Ramsden Cinema Club is delighted to present Working Title’s latest film “Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy" on 14th and 15th February in Ramsden Memorial Hall.
Ramsden Cinema Club is delighted to present Working Title’s latest film “Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy" on 14th and 15th February in Ramsden Memorial Hall.
Join Giles Shenton in this one-man show as Jerome K Jerome recounting the hilarious story of his boating holiday along the magnificent River Thames with his two companions and Montmorency the dog.
A wonderful evening of opera and musical comedy with a seasonal flavour, sprinkled generously with Opera Della Luna’s inimitable brand of humour and lunacy.
There is now a Met Office weather warning for Saturday with wind speeds of nearly 60 mph in the afternoon, as well as rain. This is due to Storm Darragh, a named storm. With such high wind speeds we cannot take the risk of welcoming hundreds of visitors into the marquees.
Therefore we have very reluctantly decided that we must cancel this year's Market. We are really sorry about this and are very disappointed after all the preparations that everybody has made, but safety must come first.
Maximum of 6 people per team. £5 per person (pay on the night) to include half-time snacks
Bar opens 7.00; Quiz starts at 7.30.
To book your place, email community@ramsdenvillage.co.uk with the number of tickets you want.
Places are limited so don't delay!
Follow the stories of a group of Londoners during the events of the British capital bombing in World War II.
Follow the stories of a group of Londoners during the events of the British capital bombing in World War II.
Combe Mill will be `In Steam` with all machinery working.
Late 19th Century Grade II Listed Water Mill on Blenheim Palace Estate by the River Evenlode, in its day the workshop for Blenheim Palace estate.
Tea Room for refreshments in the Picnic area by the River Evenlode.
Browse our Mini Market too.
Dogs Welcome
Adults £9.00, Seniors £7.50, Children are now FREE.
Also open but not in steam every Wednesday from 20th March to end of October, 10.30-5.00 for self-guided tours. Tea Room open.
£5.00 Adults, Seniors/Children £4.00
Documentary based on Isabella Tree’s 2018 memoir of how she and her husband Charlie Burrell completely overhauled the 1400-acre Knepp estate he had inherited in Sussex. The first thing they were told when they took over the land was that they would never make a go of farming it, as the soil had been impoverished by over-intensive cultivation, so the couple decided to experiment with returning it to the wild. They introduced wild ponies from Dartmoor, let deer wander, and allowed herds of pigs to roam freely (to the disapproval of their neighbours). All their cows and sheep live outdoors all year round with little husbandry.
DOCUMENTARY 2023 Cert PG.
Film starts 7.30; bar opens 7.00.
Tickets only £5.
No need to book - just turn up on the night.
Visitors are encouraged to explore all parts of the vineyard and walled gardens when we throw open the gates for the first of our Open Days this year.
From our pop-up cafe you can enjoy the beautiful and peaceful surroundings of the gardens, or bring a picnic to relax in the vineyard and make the most of your day out in this idyllic corner of West Oxfordshire.
The gardens provide the ideal opportunity for children to see a wide range of plants, fruit and veg, spot dragonflies and newts in the pond, and count the chickens roaming the vineyard.
Take the opportunity to speak to Bridewell staff and volunteers to find out more about the recovery service and how you can support Bridewell’s work. Come and be inspired by the gardens tucked away in this beautiful valley and find out what goes on beyond the walls.
Plants and Produce
Bridewell produce will be on sale including our acclaimed organic sparkling wine made from grapes grown in the vineyard.
There are our high-quality plants, the product of much hard work and attention as part of the day to day activities of the recovery service, caring for and maintaining the gardens.
Dogs on leads are very welcome.
Combe Mill will be `In Steam` with all machinery working.
Late 19th Century Grade II Listed Water Mill on Blenheim Palace Estate by the River Evenlode, in its day the workshop for Blenheim Palace estate.
Tea Room for refreshments in the Picnic area by the River Evenlode.
Browse our Mini Market too.
Dogs Welcome
Adults £9.00, Seniors £7.50, Children are now FREE.
Also open but not in steam every Wednesday from 20th March to end of October, 10.30-5.00 for self-guided tours. Tea Room open.
£5.00 Adults, Seniors/Children £4.00
