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JCA Notices

Annual General Meeting 2026

The Annual General Meeting of the Jericho Community Association will be held on Monday, June 15th at 7.30 pm in Exeter College, Cohen Quad, Walton Street.

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Community Centre Room

A room is now available for rent on the top floor of the Community Centre. Well lit. 145 sq ft.

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Jericho Street Fair

The 2026 Street Fair will be on June 6 from mid-day to 4.30 pm.

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Join your local association

The JCA represents residents on local issues, organizes events, and runs the community centre. Membership is FREE.

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Saturday Cafe

Our popular Saturday morning cafe is running again

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Jericho Pantry

Every Tuesday from 5.30 to 6.30 pm. The main purpose of the Pantry is to make food that would otherwise be thrown away accessible to people who live locally who can make use of it.

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Oboe lessons in Jericho

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Handyman tools on offer

From Emmett Schlueter

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Life drawing classes

Explore your creativity -- all levels welcome

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Guitar tuition

By one of Jericho's most gifted musicians

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Boules for all

Boules are available, for all to use, at the Jericho Bouledrome in Mount Place under the bench.


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Jericho Street Market

Jericho Street Market
Andrew Norton at the market

Experiment in Jericho Street

Posted - June 03, 2006
The experiment in May with a street market at the top of Jericho Street proved a great success. Andrew Norton of Loch Fyne says they hope to hold a couple more over the next month or two, including one on Oxford ‘no-car’ day, September 22, when it might be held on a closed-off Walton Street. Andrew says he is hoping to form a committee of Walton Street traders to run a market regularly.