Who doesn’t love May with two bank holiday weekends!  Here’s a few ideas for the first Spring Bank Holiday Weekend.  Now, let’s just hope for some sunshine.

May Day Merriment at Chiltern Open Air Museum

This May bank holiday weekend event at Chiltern Open Air Museum promises to be an immersive and engaging experience for all ages. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply looking for a fun and educational day out, this celebration of Elizabethan life is not to be missed. Step back in time and celebrate May Day in true Elizabethan style!

Medieval Jousting at Tumblestone Hollow

The Medieval Jousting weekend at the Oxfordshire estate near Henley-on-Thames, sees the Knights of Royal England perform dramatic and entertaining displays.  There will also be archery, falconry display and admission includes entry to the fantastic Tumblestone Hollow adventure playground.

Fun on the Farm at Hogshaw Farm & Wildlife Park

Get hands on with  rare breed farm animals, come face-to-face with wildlife, explore the nature trails and go wild in the adventure play areas whatever the weather!

Day Out with Thomas at Bucks Railway Centre

Join Thomas the Tank Engine for a day of adventure at Buckinghamshire Railway Centre! All aboard a train ride with Thomas, say Hello to Sir Topham Hatt and join Rusty & Dusty for a trainload of fun.

Disney’s Aladdin at Milton Keynes Theatre

This exuberant production brings unforgettable magic, comedy, breathtaking sets and dazzling costumes. It also features new music, alongside all the smash hit songs.  Running in Milton Keynes until 19th May.

Wingrave Scarecrow Festival

Enjoy a walk around the lovely village of Wingrave and admire the 33 scarecrows throughout the village with this years theme of Children’s Books.

The Bucks Country Show

Running on the 5th and 6th May, The Bucks Country Show is packed with entertainment and live music for all the family.

Roald Dahl Museum & Story Centre

The Roald Dahl Museum & Story Centre in Great Missenden is open on Bank Holiday Monday! Open all weekend from Saturday to Monday, 10am to 4.30pm. Storytelling takes place on Saturday, free trail and drop-in crafts every day.

Bluebell Woodland Walk

Last chance to enjoy the magical bluebell displays.

Ideas for May bank holiday weekend in Oxfordshire