Events at Trinity 26/27

We are pleased to announce the launch of our fifth season of Events at Trinity. This year’s programme brings together an inspiring mix of musical performances, thought-provoking talks, and guided garden tours. 

Open to the public, the College, and the wider Oxford community, the season offers something for everyone: from distinguished speakers exploring timely topics to world-class classical musicians showcasing the exceptional acoustics of our de Jager Auditorium. See below for details

Catch up on previous talks below

 

 

 

Trinity Talks

Net Zero without the end of Fossil Fuels

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de Jager Auditorium

Climate targets imply a dramatic transformation of the global energy system, yet fossil fuels are likely to remain part of it for decades. Professor Myles Allen CBE FRS, Professor of Geosystem Science at the University of Oxford, explores what this apparent contradiction means for climate policy and the future of oil and gas, including the contested UK developments at Jackdaw and Rosebank.

Translation, no-place, and utopian possibility

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de Jager Auditorium

Each year the Richard Hillary Memorial Lecture is given by notable creative writers and remembers Richard Hillary, the author of The Last Enemy, who was a student at Trinity. The event is free and open to all.

This year's lecture will be given by Jhumpa Lahiri. 

After the Midterms: James Naughtie on America’s political landscape

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de Jager Auditorium

Join acclaimed broadcaster and author James Naughtie to explore the fallout of the US midterm elections – what they mean for the remainder of Donald Trump’s Presidency and what might lie beyond. As the dust settles on the vote just two weeks before, Naughtie will use his decades of experience reporting on American politics to unpack what the results mean for a deeply divided nation – from shifting power dynamics in Washington to the broader cultural and social currents shaping everyday life.

A Restored Border: Garden Season

Gardens in Bloom Tours 15 September

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Levine Building

Trinity Recitals

Violin and Cello: Rachel Podger and Alex Rolton

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de Jager Auditorium

‘Duologues’

JS Bach: Inventions 1-8                                             

Archangelo Corelli: Violin sonata op 5 no 5 in G minor  

JS Bach: Two duets from Clavierübung III

The Doric String Quartet

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de Jager Auditorium

Joseph Haydn: Op 74

Robert Schumann: String Quartet in F Op. 41 No. 2

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Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet in C Sharp Minor, Op. 131