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HOW THE WORLD CHANGED IN THE 12TH CENTURY
IFFLEY CHURCH was built in the 1160s and our SPECIAL EVENTS this year have focused on England and Europe in the 12th century.
There were three days of talks and workshops on the lives of ordinary people and some of the intellectual, artistic, political and religious changes that were taking place at the time. See Past Events
OPEN DOORS Tours of St Mary's Iffley and the Bell Tower
Sunday 15 September, 2.30 - 5.00 Iffley Church OX4 4EJ
The theme of Oxford Open Doors on 15 September 2024 is ‘Routes, Networks and Connections’
A new pilgrimage route, St Frideswide’s Way, was launched at Christ Church Cathedral in June. Named after Oxford's patron saint, it follows the Thames Path from Oxford to Reading and passes close to Iffley Church. Walkers can collect their Pilgrim Badge. Everyone is welcome to join a tour of the church and the bell tower.
The church’s heritage programme is focusing this year on the 12th century when the church was built. It opened in May with talks about Oxford in 1160: Scholars and Pilgrims at St Frideswide’s Priory.
DRAWING IFFLEY CHURCH
Saturday 10th May 2025 10.30 - 5.00 Iffley Church OX4 4EJ
For amateurs
Spend a day looking at and drawing Iffley Church with guidance from local artists.
Age 15+
Limited numbers
Tickets will be available online from March.