The Category Chipping Norton is a subset of Oxfordshire.

‘Both club regulars and visitors are equally welcome at our monthly meetings and if you’re visiting the Cotswolds, or just passing through and would like to join us for the evening (either to participate or just listen), we would like to extend the same warm welcome to you too.‘

'Held during March each year in the Oxfordshire market town of Chipping Norton ... The Festival is non-competitive and adjudicated by professionals; there are classes in music and drama for all ages, individuals and groups ranging from piano, voice, and composition through to verse-speaking ... The participatory classes are accompanied by a series of professional concerts ...'

‘In association with The Wychwood Brewery, showcasing an eclectic mix of Folk, Roots, Acoustic & Americana Music ... The policy of the Club is to be inclusive. Whilst having at its heart the desire to preserve the acoustic folk music tradition, the club will seek to include music and musicians from a broad spectrum of genres ... The Committee will aim to encourage and support the development of local musicians and singers and will provide a venue at which they can perform.’

'Chipping Norton Choral Society ("Chippy Choir" to its friends) exists to provide amateur singers the chance to sing varied choral works together in a friendly environment. Members of the Society will testify that striving to improve musical ability does not have to temper the enjoyment of the music being sung. Many will additionally testify that a post-rehearsal pint at the local hostelry nicely soothes the vocal chords, especially after one of those fiendish pieces with high notes in ...'

'One of the finest choral groups in Oxfordshire. Formed in 1992, our repertoire embraces a huge range of styles encompassing music of the last thousand years, from Gregorian plainchant and Hildegard von Bingen, via sacred Tudor anthems and masterpieces of the Baroque period, to secular, contemporary and popular works. The choir enjoys an enviable reputation for the excitement and panache of its performances ...'

‘Formed in 2008 as a community choir, we are a non-auditioned group that performs multi-part arrangements of classical, spiritual and popular works sung both accompanied and a capella.‘

'We are a theatre, an arthouse cinema, a gallery and a concert hall. We are a resource for our community, but we are also a professional venue, welcoming over 53,000 visitors every year. We are something unique, but we are also different things to different people. We are the cause and subject of many arguments and debates, and a fair amount of acclaim and affection. We are complicated and a little eccentric. We are not a little theatre. We like to make a big noise ...'