Events
From raffles and tombola's, to social media to day events, there is a lot going on at Neurodiuniverse that we would love to see your support! Check out our events page for upcoming dates, contact us for information or check us out on our social media platforms.
We will see you there!
03/12/2025
Games night
7:30 pm
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9:30 pm
The Prince of Wales, Church Way, Iffley,
Event Details
03/12/2025
Games night
GAMES NIGHT – for Neurodivergent Adults
Looking to connect, unwind, and have a laugh in a relaxed, understanding space?
Come join us every 1...
7:30 pm
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9:30 pm
The Prince of Wales, Church Way, Iffley,
15/12/2025
Games night
7:30 pm
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9:30 pm
241 Marston Road, Oxford, OX3 0EN
Event Details
15/12/2025
Games night
GAMES NIGHT – for Neurodivergent Adults
Looking to connect, unwind, and have a laugh in a relaxed, understanding space?
Come join us every 3...
7:30 pm
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9:30 pm
241 Marston Road, Oxford, OX3 0EN
20/12/2025
Christmas for All 🎄
1:00 pm
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4:00 pm
Exeter Hall, Kidlington
Event Details
20/12/2025
Christmas for All 🎄
Christmas for All 🎄
Our big inclusive festive event is back — a joyful afternoon for families across Oxfordshire.
Expect free Christmas cr...
1:00 pm
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4:00 pm
Exeter Hall, Kidlington
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Walk and Talk
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Location to be confirmed
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Walk and Talk
Walk and talk - It can often be a challenging and isolating journey!
So come along for some fresh air with some like-minded individuals.
Plea...
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Location to be confirmed
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Coming Soon: Neuro-Natter 🧩
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Online
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Coming Soon: Neuro-Natter 🧩
A brand-new online space where adults can connect, offload, learn, and feel understood.
Neuro-Natter will run as relaxed, drop-in style sess...
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Online
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