We’re a network of repair cafés across Oxfordshire – reducing waste, sharing skills, and building community
What is a Repair Café?
Repair cafes are community events which match people with broken household and electronic items, bikes and often clothing with skilled people who like fixing things. The purpose of the events is to bring about a shift away from consumerism and viewing household items as disposable. The focus is on skill-sharing and building community, as attendees will be invited to learn how to fix their broken item alongside the repairers instead of throwing them in the bin.
Upcoming Repair Cafes
Every Tuesday– Headington Repair Cafe, 10am-12pm, Bullingdon Community Centre, 61 Peat Moors, Headington, Oxford OX3 7HS
Every Saturday – Banbury Repair Cafe, 9:30am-12pm, People’s Park, Warwick Rd, Banbury
February
Wantage Repair Cafe – Saturday 7th February, 10am-12pm, The Mix, Wantage. FULLY BOOKED!
Stanford in the Vale Repair Cafe – Saturday 7th February, 11am-2pm, Stanford Social Club.
Abingdon Repair Cafe – Saturday 7th February – Sewing in the morning, 10:30 to 1pm, and household, electrical, and sharpening in the afternoon, 1:30 to 4pm. Both take place in the community shop in the shopping precinct (25 Bury Street)
Rose Hill Repair Cafe – Saturday 7th February, 10am-12pm, Rose Hill Community Centre. Includes tooys and topiletries swap too.
EcoSoco Repair Cafe – Saturday 7th February, 10am-12:30pm, Springwater Church, Sonning Common.
Wolvercote Repair Cafe – Sunday 8th February, 10-12am , Wolvercote Community Market, White Hart Pub, 126 Godstow Rd, Wolvercote, Oxford OX2 8PQ.
Tech Rescue@SHARE Oxford – Monday 9th February, 11am-3.30pm, Makespace, 1 Aristotle Lane, Oxford.
Kidlington Repair Cafe – Saturday 14th February, 10am-12pm, Kidlington Methodist Church
Clanfield Repair Cafe – Saturday 14th February, 1:30-4:30pm, The Carter Institute, Clanfield.
Share Oxford Repair Cafe – Sunday 15th February, 2-5pm, Makespace Oxford, 1 Aristotle Lane, Oxford OX2 6TP.
Bicester Green Repair Cafe – Saturday 21st February, 10am-2pm, 16 Sheep Street, Bicester
Wallingford Riverside Repair Cafe – Saturday 21st February, 10am-1pm, The Garden at Eastgate House, 1 High Street, Wallingford, OX10 0BJ
Didcot Repair Cafe – Saturday 21st February, 2-5pm, The Green Hub.
Thame Repair Cafe – Saturday 21st February, 2-4pm, The Scout Hut, Thame
Shrivenham Repair Cafe – Saturday, 28 February, 9am – 1pm, Shrivenham Methodist Church
Marston Repair Cafe (electrical, mechanical, sewing, knife sharpening). Saturday, 28 February, 2pm – 5pm, St Nicholas Church Hall, 4 Elsfield Rd, Oxford OX3 0PR
Oxfordshire Recycles visited Wolvercote Repair Cafe to find out more. Watch the video here:
Who Runs Repair Cafés?
Volunteers in community groups across the world run repair cafés. There are over a dozen already in Oxfordshire, and they’ve all been started by someone like you.
Where do I find them?
We keep an updated list of regular repair cafe’s. Go to the Find a Repair Cafe page to find your local one.
I’m interested in starting my own Repair Cafe
We can help you! Find out more about the support available here.
About Repair Café Oxfordshire
Repair Café Oxfordshire is managed by Community Action Groups (CAG) Oxfordshire. We support a network of over 100 groups across Oxfordshire at the forefront of community led climate change action. Find out more by visiting our website. Sign up to The Key, our fortnightly sustainability newsletter.
CAG Oxfordshire is funded by Oxfordshire County Council.
Contact Us
Email: repaircafe@cagoxfordshire.org.uk. Please note that we promote repair activities organised by community groups across Oxfordshire, but do not organise events ourselves. If you have questions about particular events e.g. “can I bring a lamp to my local repair cafe?” please find the contact details of your local repair cafe in our database and contact them directly.
You can find upcoming events via our Facebook page
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