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Overview of Hakodate at night, orange lights glow in a blue swathe of sea
Sunday 14 December 2025

Hakodate: Merton College Choir Japan Tour

Merton College Choir bring An Oxford Christmas to Hakodate on Sunday 14 December 2025
Tokyo at night: an indigo blue sky above the blue toned buildings of tokyo with orange tokyo tower glowing in the centre. A snaking path of red orange light amongst the skyscrapers shows the highway.
Monday 15 December 2025

Tokyo: Merton College Choir Japan Tour

Merton College Choir bring An Oxford Christmas to Musashino Hall, Tokyo on Monday 15 December 2025
A view of Mount Fuji's white peak on a blue background framed with pink cherry blossom
Tuesday 16 December 2025

Tokyo Junshin University: Merton College Choir Japan Tour

Merton College Choir bring An Oxford Christmas to Tokyo Junshin University on Tuesday 16 December 2025
Yokohama at sunset, with skyscrapers and a large red ferris wheel against a pale blue sky
Wednesday 17 December 2025

Yokohama: Merton College Choir Japan Tour

Merton College Choir bring An Oxford Christmas to Yokohama on Wednesday 17 December 2025
An orange torii gate in a green blue sea
Friday 19 December 2025

Hiroshima: Merton College Choir Japan Tour

Merton College Choir brings An Oxford Christmas to Hiroshima on Friday 19 December 2025
Mertonians seated in Hall at a gaudy
Saturday 21 March 2026

Gaudy for the years 2015, 2016 and 2017

All Mertonians who matriculated in 2015, 2016 and 2017 are warmly invited to their first Gaudy.
Black background, block white text reading PAssiontide at Merton, with crimson border
Friday 27 - Sunday 29 March 2026

Passiontide at Merton Festival

The Passiontide at Merton Festival
Black background, block white text reading PAssiontide at Merton, with crimson border
Sunday 29 March 2026

Passiontide at Merton: JS Bach's St Matthew Passion

J.S. Bach's St Matthew Passion as part of Passiontide at Merton
Choir singing in Concert
Saturday 4 July 2026

Oxford Sings: Carmina Burana

Few pieces of classical music make an entrance quite like Carmina Burana.

From the thunderous opening of O Fortuna, a movement that’s become iconic in film, television, and popular culture, Carl Orff’s cantata grabs hold and doesn’t let go.