The Oxford Clay House is run out of a beautiful and historical red brick building behind an art gallery on North Parade Road. It is the studio of ceramicist Hannah Yeadon who creates her own stupendous work in the space and offers weekly ceramic classes. The studio is fully equipped with potter's wheels, kiln, glaze room, good bench space and all necessary materials.

The Covered Market is a historical landmark market in the heart of Oxford that is used on the daily by the locals. Amazing cafes, stores like Goodies and Again Garments, books, yarn, socks, crystals, Oxford Cheese Shop, Hamblin bakers etc. Not to be missed on your visit.

Blackwell’s is one of Britain’s oldest bookshop chains. Situated in the heart of Oxford. AN AMAZING SHOP!!!

The Centre, which is on the corner of Canal Street and Cardigan Street, hosts many local activities, including An Alive and Kicking Club and a Saturday Community Cafe — as well as numerous classes from ballet to Tai Chi to life drawing.

The Oxford Kilns integrates traditional wood-firing techniques with modern sustainability and innovation. Focus areas include exploring renewable energy adaptations for kilns, and creating glazes from recycled materials to minimize waste. The site has 3 small wood fire kilns and one Anagama. Please consider supporting this amazing resource and community kiln site.

Jericho boasts quite an array of delicious food, cafes, charity shops, galleries and more. Here are some of my absolute favorites:

Cafe and baked goods: 101 & Broche Food: Qin Noodles, Branca and Bookbinders; Charity Shops: Mind, Mercy in Actions and Sobel House Galleries: Oxford Ceramics Gallery & Rona Painting Gallery; Yoga: Prana & Emily Swain (also massage)