Town of Oxford

Town of Oxford The Official Town of Oxford page Oxford is located in Worcester County, Massachusetts, approximately 11 miles south of Worcester, MA.

Oxford is the birthplace of Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross. Oxford is also the birthplace of Elliot Joslin, the first doctor in the United States to specialize in diabetes and founder of today's Joslin Diabetes Center.

Please be advised Carbuncle Beach closed until further notice per public health order due to cyanobacteria!
07/12/2025

Please be advised Carbuncle Beach closed until further notice per public health order due to cyanobacteria!

Following their exciting victory in last night’s seniors all-star game, the Town is thrilled to share that Oxford’s Seni...
07/03/2025

Following their exciting victory in last night’s seniors all-star game, the Town is thrilled to share that Oxford’s Senior All-Star Team is heading to the state championship this weekend!

Join us Sunday at 1 p.m. at Fitton Field (Holy Cross) as our team competes for the state title—and aim at a chance to the Regionals in Maine!

Let’s pack the stands with Oxford pride—wear your Oxford gear and help create a sea of support for our hometown!

Let’s go Oxford Little League All-Stars!

Mark your calendars now! Get ready for summer family fun events around Town starting next week with our ever popular Mov...
07/02/2025

Mark your calendars now! Get ready for summer family fun events around Town starting next week with our ever popular Movies on Main film series every Wednesday Evening through July & August. On July 9th our first film feature is MOANA 2!! The following week, on July 16th, the terrific film WICKED is on tap. Check out the remaining series below make a date to go to the best outdoor movie theater around. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and settle in under the stars for some great free movie entertainment!

Today is an important national and state holiday known as Freedom Day which falls annually on June 19th to commemorate t...
06/19/2025

Today is an important national and state holiday known as Freedom Day which falls annually on June 19th to commemorate the end of slavery and the emancipation of the enslaved. Our nation has become more enriched by this milestone proclamation that was reached on June 19, 1865 in the name of providing for a more just society with equality and human rights as the cornerstone of its foundation. Remember our nation's history, while also enjoying your own freedom today!

Check out the new Art in the Yard installations at our Public Library! Tomorrow's events start at 10AM!
06/13/2025

Check out the new Art in the Yard installations at our Public Library! Tomorrow's events start at 10AM!

Mark your calendars for two great upcoming art events, First up, on Sat. June 14th the Oxford Library is kicking off th...
05/28/2025

Mark your calendars for two great upcoming art events, First up, on Sat. June 14th the Oxford Library is kicking off their Annual Art in the Yard! New artworks and sculptures will be featured throughout the upcoming year on the lawns of the Library. This fun event is followed by the 2nd Annual Community Art Show with displays from local artists inside our Library from July 1st to August 9th! Let's spread the word!

A beautiful parade, a beautiful day and a beautiful tribute all around!
05/26/2025

A beautiful parade, a beautiful day and a beautiful tribute all around!

Stop by our wonderful Library to see the work of "Artist of the Month Donald Beal". Beal's art installation will be feat...
05/12/2025

Stop by our wonderful Library to see the work of "Artist of the Month Donald Beal". Beal's art installation will be featured up until May 31st. Check it out before its gone!

04/03/2025

Buzzing with Excitement: The Pollinator Forum is Here! 🌸🐝

Bee sure to join the Oxford Conservation Commission and Pollinator Campaign partners on Saturday, April 5th, from 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM at the Oxford Senior Center.

Let’s come together to celebrate the importance of pollinators and learn more about Oxford's new community park!

A special thank you to the Oxford Grow Native For Pollinators Campaign Team!

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